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International Day of Charity 2022International Day of Charity 2022

International Day of Charity 2022

To mark International Day of Charity, Dr. John Picton reviews Margaret Simey’s classic text, 'Charitable Effort in Liverpool in the Nineteenth Century' (Liverpool, University Press, 1951).

Posted on: 5 September 2022

Conference: Policing Domestic Abuse - COVID to VAWGConference: Policing Domestic Abuse - COVID to VAWG

Conference: Policing Domestic Abuse - COVID to VAWG

Last week, Blackburne House played host to the Policing Domestic Abuse: Covid to VAWG two day conference, organised by Dr Jane Richardson and Professor Barry Godfrey. Here is a little introduction on the project and what went on.

Posted on: 5 July 2022

International Albinism Awareness DayInternational Albinism Awareness Day

International Albinism Awareness Day

On 18 December 2014, the United Nations General Assembly adopted resolution 69/170, proclaiming 13 June as International Albinism Awareness Day. In this blog, PhD student Chisomo Kaufulu discusses ways that states can attain substantive equality for people with Albinism.

Posted on: 13 June 2022

World Hunger Day 2022World Hunger Day 2022

World Hunger Day 2022

May 28, 2022 is designated 'World Hunger Day'. In this blog Professor Emeritus Barry Goldson reflects upon child poverty and hunger in both 'poor' and 'rich' worlds.

Posted on: 27 May 2022

Ukrainian Refugees and Modern Slavery Ukrainian Refugees and Modern Slavery

Ukrainian Refugees and Modern Slavery

Human trafficking is a form of modern slavery and its often exacerbated by war, as a country becomes inhabitable and those native to said country wish to go somewhere safer. Molly Green, Postgraduate Research Student in the Department of Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology, discusses this issue in relation to the Ukraine crisis.

Posted on: 24 May 2022

Liverpool Law Clinic Event 2022Liverpool Law Clinic Event 2022

Liverpool Law Clinic Event 2022

Thursday 28th April saw the first Liverpool Law Clinic Open Evening event of 2022. Hosted in the School of Law and Social Justice Building, we sat down with Siobhan from the Clinic to talk all about it!

Posted on: 10 May 2022

Leading the Charge for Change: New Online exhibition opens on pioneer social reformer, Eleanor RathboneLeading the Charge for Change: New Online exhibition opens on pioneer social reformer, Eleanor Rathbone

Leading the Charge for Change: New Online exhibition opens on pioneer social reformer, Eleanor Rathbone

Thursday 12 May marks 150 years since the birth of pioneer social reformer, suffragette, and independent MP, Eleanor Rathbone who – throughout her career – played an important role in supporting and advocating for underrepresented groups and displaced communities within and beyond the UK.

Posted on: 6 May 2022

International Sex Worker Rights Day 2022International Sex Worker Rights Day 2022

International Sex Worker Rights Day 2022

Gemma Ahearne, who leads third year module SOCI349 Crime, Justice and the Sex Industry, sat down to discuss her module and to raise awareness of International Sex Worker Rights Day.

Posted on: 3 March 2022

World Book Day 2022World Book Day 2022

World Book Day 2022

Thursday 3rd March 2022 marks 25 years of World Book Day! To celebrate and share in the joy of reading, we asked our School Leads and Professional Services Staff to share their recommendations - some with a social justice link, of course!

Posted on: 3 March 2022

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    International Day of Charity 2022International Day of Charity 2022

    International Day of Charity 2022

    To mark International Day of Charity, Dr. John Picton reviews Margaret Simey’s classic text, 'Charitable Effort in Liverpool in the Nineteenth Century' (Liverpool, University Press, 1951).

    Posted on: 5 September 2022