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The workshop we led was part of the ESTHER Workshop Series and many thanks to Dr. Julie Vatain for the invitation and for engaging us in a scholarly exchange in such a meaningful way!

Together we showed that parallels can be drawn between citizen social science, community-based theatre (Dr.Diana Benea) and resilience and resistance in circus arts (Dr.Jaine Chemmachery).

his is an exciting project that aim to develop data driven insights/tools for understanding the long-term impacts that guiding activity has on girls and their careers.

A personal development budget of £5000 (exclusive of salary) will also be available.

I am very excited to embark on this project and I look forward to engaging further with scholars and practitioners in the field of migration studies.

In the context of growing migration scepticism and polarised debates in the media and politics, the series will provide evidence-based knowledge on the impact of migration on mainstream societies and local communities while outlining the experiences faced by migrants and their families.

and 2) by soliciting submissions that are inter-disciplinary and across multiple geographic contexts.
The books in the series will be relevant to scholars, students, practitioners and policy makers.

The series aims to delve deeper and draw a distinction between regional, national and local dimensions. In particular, the series aims to offer 1) a range of disciplinary and geographic foci through rich manuscripts;