Helen Featherstone
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Helen Featherstone8th February 2024
Behind-the-scenes - how we created the Participate Grants
Our latest funding call, the Participate Grants, launched at the end of January 2024, and while it may appear a conventional scheme, we took a bit of a radical approach to developing it.
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Helen Featherstone18th October 2023
Unlock your leadership potential with our new leadership training programme
If you're an environmental scientist and interested in developing your leadership skills and knowledge and expertise in inclusive practice in public engagement, come take part in our training and development programme.
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Helen Featherstone16th August 2023
Testing a participatory approach to funding
Moving into year two (well, technically 2.5) of our ParticipatoryResearc@Bath project, a big focus of our work over the autumn will be our grant scheme, and sticking to the participatory principles the project, we’re testing out participatory grant-making for this...
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Helen Featherstone16th September 2020
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Back in January 2020 at an event at the Guildhall, the Vice-Chancellor stated publicly the University’s intention to develop a Civic University Agreement, a commitment outlining how the University will contribute to our local area and region. Since that event,...