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Holme Pierrepont Canoe Club (HPPCC) is a well-established local sporting organization with strong ties to Nottinghamshire communities and British Canoeing. The club offers coaching and competitive programs across all levels of paddle sports and actively supports the slalom competitive pathway… Read More »Paddling at Holme Pierrepont: Health, Wellbeing, and Safeguarding on the Water

This project seeks to address the social isolation experienced by asylum seekers living in temporary accommodation by harnessing the power of the arts, specifically creative writing and walking practices. The organization Refugee Roots (RR) has already initiated arts activities, including… Read More »Walking-and-Writing: Fostering Inclusivity and Meaningful Dialogue with Asylum Seekers in Nottingham

The emphasis of this project is is on examining the role of Black housing activists, a group that is frequently underrepresented in housing activism literature. The placement will give the candidate the academic know-how and abilities needed to carry out… Read More »Exploring the Past and Future History of Black Activism in Social Housing Developments in Nottingham

Although it is frequently overlooked, language is a vital component of identity and legacy. With the help of local involvement, this initiative hopes to show Nottingham residents the value of place and language. The project aims to include regional language… Read More »Engaging Children and Young People with Language and Heritage in Nottingham

Baby loss, which includes miscarriage, stillbirth, and neonatal mortality, is an incredibly painful and traumatic experience that affects families all over the world. For bereaved families to get better support and treatment, it is essential to comprehend the body of… Read More »Black and Brown Women’s Experience of Baby Loss: A Literature Review