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Sit, stand or take a knee: Symbolic acts and anti-racism
June 22 2020Rima Saini, MDX Sociology lecturer, discusses the political history and wide-reaching symbolism of ‘taking a knee’ and its current relationship with genuine anti-racist progress.
Refugee Week: What can we do for refugee children?
June 19 2020Erminia Colucci, Associate Professor in Visual and Cultural Psychology at MDX looks at the growing number of child refugees and the perilous journey they face to escape their own countries.
Policing reform in the age of Black Lives Matter
June 17 2020Dr Angus Nurse, Associate Professor and Director of Policing Programmes at MDX, discusses whether the suggested police reforms and polices will make a real difference or if more needs to be done.
A Midwifery placement in the Philippines
June 01 2020Leticia was a midwifery student at Middlesex University in 2018. She spent two weeks in a Philippine hospital to see the differences between the delivery of care in The Philippines and the UK.
#MentalHealth Awareness Week
May 21 2020Nicky Lambert, Associate Professor in the Department of Mental Health and Social Work at Middlesex, encourages focusing on our mental wellbeing and looks at the mental health of current NHS staff
Using social and behavioural science to support COVID-19 pandemic response
May 19 2020MDX academics have collaborated with world wide scholars to create a review of what social and behavioural sciences can do to protect and promote physical and mental health during a pandemic.
COVID-19 deaths and NHS staff. What can we conclude?
April 30 2020Roger Kline, Research Fellow at Middlesex University, highlights the three principles NHS organisations should take forward immediately to avoid unecessary staff deaths.
The disproportionate deaths of NHS staff during COVID-19
April 22 2020Roger Kline, Research Fellow at Middlesex University Business School, discusses the disproportionate deaths for BME NHS staff.
Online parenting in 2020; living with COVID-19
April 20 2020The Child Abuse and Trauma Studies Centre (CATS) at Middlesex University highlights the importance around online safety for children during the COVID-19 crisis.
The “Playtime for Everyone” report amidst COVID-19
April 08 2020Dr Jacqueline Harding, a senior lecturer at Middlesex University and an international expert in child development and neurophysiology, discuss the Fisher-Price report and what it can tell us about the importance of playtime during the COVID-19 pandemic.
