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Goldsmiths named social work centre of excellence
Leading social work figures including Lyn Romeo, the Chief Social Worker for Adults, are to help unveil a pioneering scheme aimed at boosting the quality of teaching and practice of those in the sector.
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b) The establishment of a dedicated Outreach team, with clear roles and responsibilities will enable increased activity within local schools.
Publisher announces internships for Black British Literature students
A new collaboration between Goldsmiths, University of London’s MA Black British Literature and Quercus, an award-winning publisher of fiction and non-fiction, is the latest step in driving meaningful change in the publishing industry.
Blog 16. Food poverty and Brexit – Food poverty UK
Pat Caplan's research blog on food poverty in the UK
Pubs and cafes must capitalise on flexi-work boom
Flexible workers increasingly value the ability to work from cafes, pubs and other ‘third space’ venues, and businesses should be encouraged to change and embrace their custom, new research suggests.
Why are older children less likely to help their bullied peers?
In a new study on bullying at school, researchers at Goldsmiths, University of London have found that as children get older, they are less likely to help their peers during incidences of name-calling.
Teacher partnerships between mainstream and complementary schools:…
Teacher partnerships between mainstream and complementary schools: from parallel worlds to connected curricula. ... respect. Moved by this experience, one community teacher declared ‘This is my school – all my children are here’.
Annual reports and financial statements 2018-19 published
Goldsmiths, University of London has today published its annual reports and financial statements for the year ended 31 July 2019.
Artist's Chelsea Manning bronze bust brings ‘21st century relevance’…
An artist is planning a bronze head and shoulders of Chelsea Manning for Manning's Welsh hometown as part of a bid for us to think about how public sculpture can be relevant in the 21st century.
Sadie Murdoch | Women of the ’20s – Goldsmiths Art Department
She was a student on the Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program, New York from 2003-2004, and an Abbey Rome Scholar at the British School at Rome in