Chris Garrington

Corporal punishment carries ‘multiple risks’ to children’s health, says WHO An estimated 1.2bn children are subject to this ‘harmful practice’ each year, affecting physical and mental wellbeing, report finds

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Incredibly excited for you to hear series 2 of Whose Power? Incredible conversations about the power of podcasting and participatory research. Very grateful as ever to @presparty.bsky.social @chrisgarrington.bsky.social and @universityofleeds.bsky.social Research England funding

Tonight we are excited to launch the trailer for series 2 of the #WhosePowerPodcast

Our first episode will drop on streaming platforms next Thursday!

1/🧵

It’s been fun for 38 years - I consider myself very lucky to say and mean that.

Soooooo exciting ☺️

What a first day’s recording we had as well! Love when a second series comes together! 😃 @researchpodcasts.bsky.social

Our friends at Sociological Review have a new series of their podcast Uncommon Sense out this week! Looking forward to listening!

Uncommon Sense is back! Ellen T. Meiser joins us to talk kitchen culture, scars and storytelling. Here, she tells us how media shapes expectations and how people treat each other at the workplace.

Out Friday! TUNE IN www.uncommonsensepodcast.org

This is such an important podcast and so pleased to be gearing up for a second series.

The power of participatory podcasts as a research method Instead of seeing podcasting as an alternative output, producing a series with a group of youth curators helped Abigail Harrison Moore and Lauren Theweneti understand how significant it can be for par...

The co-production of a podcast series with a group of youth curators helped two historians understand how powerful it can be for participatory #research. Find out how on #THECampus: www.timeshighereducation.com/campus/power... #highered #academicsky #history

2/2 Findings 🔎

Stronger peer connections = flatter trajectories 📉
Stronger family ties = steeper trajectories 📈

This shows the nuanced role of adolescent relationships in shaping long-term health 💡

My later PhD studies extend these findings to other life stages & adiposity outcomes ✍️

Honoured to be a part of the journey of this podcast and I know exploring @rcmlondon.bsky.social was a highlight of 2024 for our founder @chrisgarrington.bsky.social.

Congratulations to the team at the Centre for Performance Science and we look forward to series 2 👀

The Rights Track exemplifies impact through podcasting:

🌍 reached global audiences
🔍 inspired further research
📚 @drtoddlandman.bsky.social & @chrisgarrington.bsky.social literally wrote a book on it

Watch the case study 👉 https://buff.ly/3WEv1wv

#PodcastSuccess

New 2yr Public Health Scotland & @marmotihe.bsky.social partnership sees Aberdeen City Council, North Ayrshire and South Lanarkshire join 50+ Marmot Places across the UK implementing action across the #MarmotEightPrinciples @improvserv.bsky.social @uclofficial.bsky.social

Oral Health Matters Welcome to Oral Health Matters, a brand new podcast from the Dental Public Health Group at University College London and presented by eminent dental public health expert Professor Richard Watt. In th...

In episode 3, Richard Watt talks to Mirai Chatterjee & Blanaid Daly about the meaning & value of community engagement in #research #uclpodcasts #oralhealth

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Love working with team at @cpmoxford.bsky.social great to see them working to take their podcast forward!

This really is an amazing opportunity - academic friends snd colleagues please share widely!

Covid and young carers – a double whammy? For some time there has been concern about the mental and physical health effects of being a young carer. Research has shown  these young people are more likely to come from lower income households…

"As the landscape of young caring evolves in response to global health crises like COVID-19, it becomes imperative for policymakers and support systems to adapt and provide robust assistance to this vulnerable group." New paper/blog from ICLS colleagues bit.ly/3OzGhWM @ukri.org

Do you know of editing techniques to train people (academics) to write with more punch?

There are often so many caveats and sub-clauses or the use of indirect formulations that I people cannot follow the argument. I struggle to help people improve this...

Experts on elderly care in migrant families have also provided their fruitful expertise which we will use to design our the third generation questionnaire.
@chrisgarrington.bsky.social designed our project webpage: third-generation.co.uk

Such an honour to have been invited to this event! @scottforbes.bsky.social it’s been a privilege and massive pleasure working with you at SEG. Wishing you all the best in your exciting new role @educationscape.bsky.social excited too for new #podcast collaborations @researchpodcasts.bsky.social

Can we think of #LifeAdmin beyond everyday paperwork? Here, Oriana Bernasconi explains how human rights archives connect the living with the dead, enabling kinship lineage negotiations. All in #UncommonSense – out Friday! TUNE IN www.uncommonsensepodcast.org

UCL – University College London UCL is consistently ranked as one of the top ten universities in the world (QS World University Rankings 2010-2022) and is No.2 in the UK for research power (Research Excellence Framework 2021).

Exciting opportunities ... 3 PhD studentships in our new Equalise: ESRC Centre for Lifecourse Health Equity

www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...

Scotland's Census: Understanding changes in health and socioeconomic inequality since 2011 - Scottish Health Equity Research Unit

New @scothealtheq.bsky.social analysis of what Scottish Census data tells us about health & socio-economic inequalities: scothealthequity.org/scotlands-ce... Headline findings in thread...

OUT NOW: issue 72.5 of the journal. Twelve new papers (including 10 #openaccess) focus on subjects including Islamophobia and prison abolition, geopolitics and EU research, grieving grant rejections, undocumented youth activism, and a hauntology of suicide.

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Hope you enjoyed it @poppyleeder.bsky.social - the team @researchpodcasts.bsky.social have loved working with Abigail and the Preservative Party on it and are already getting excited for Series 2!

The Rights Track Podcast · Todd Landman · The Rights Track podcast gets the hard facts about the human rights challenges facing the world today and aims to get our thinking about human rights on the right track. The p...

This is the podcast that kicked it all off for us with the brilliant @drtoddlandman.bsky.social from @uniofnottingham.bsky.social

The Rights Track aims to get our thinking about human rights on the right track and is arguably more important now than ever!

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And the podcast that affirmed my instinct that podcasting and research were a natural fit - a career highlight working with @drtoddlandman.bsky.social on the podcast and the book!

£32m for four independent social and economic research centres This investment will go to four independent research centres funded by UKRI and ESRC to address a variety of important social and economic topics.

Today the ESRC have announced their new Centres and we are one of them ☺️. Introducing the new ESRC Centre for Lifecourse Health Equity. Led by Yvonne Kelly, Anne McMunn & me as Deputy.
ESRC post here: www.ukri.org/news/32m-for...
We did it! ☺️