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A Barbie doll stands by a window wearing a pink skirt and white top with the text Be Your Self written on it

Consumers will condemn activist brands if they cannot prove moral competency when challenging freedom of speech

26 March 2021

A report finds brands that fail to prove their activist leanings fairly risk being labelled ‘conformist’ and ‘fame-seekers’.
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Call for Government commitment to close the ethnicity data gap exacerbated by Covid-19

25 March 2021

The Evidence for Equality National Survey (EVENS) is calling on the Government to urgently tackle the ethnicity data gap.
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Scotland’s pursuit of low carbon future restricted by UK national security objectives

25 March 2021

Scotland’s progression to a low carbon future is likely being held back by national security policy from Westminster.
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Telling new stories from old

25 March 2021

Have you ever wondered what happens to the materials collected for social research projects?
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Scientists from University of Sussex part of team chosen for next year’s Festival UK* 2022

24 March 2021

Dr David Schwartzman and Professor Anil Seth are part of a interdisciplinary team commissioned to take part in next year’s Festival UK* 2022.
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Stingray Bio launched from University of Sussex to find new medicines for breast and other cancers

23 March 2021

Leading cancer researchers at the University of Sussex have worked to launch independent spin-out company Stingray Bio.
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Greater flexibility should continue beyond Covid for children with SEND

23 March 2021

Children with SEND should be given the opportunity to continue with a more flexible approach to education even after pandemic restrictions are lifted.
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SSRP researchers define UN actions to bend the curve on biodiversity loss

22 March 2021

A new paper identifies eight actions for sustainable food production and consumption to bend the curve on biodiversity loss.
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Sussex VC to lead review aiming to reduce red tape for UK researchers

22 March 2021

Government launches new independent review into UK research bureaucracy to identify ways to free up researchers to pursue world-class research.

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