Annual 2-day Quantitative Methods Spring Camp. The theme of this year's camp is Data Journalism. You can register for the Full 2-day event or for Day 1 only. Free to attend.

Olympia Palikara

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Rym Boudjouada

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Join us for our regular “Tea and Talk” events, open to all Warwick students! A chance for you to meet, chat and have a virtual cuppa with students across the university; or chat informally about a different wellbeing theme each week. It is also a great way for you to stay connected with others.

Microsoft Teams

Harpreet Kaur Paul and Dalia Gebriel (curators and editors), Perspectives on a Green New Deal

Contributors: Kavita Naidu (International Human Rights Lawyer, Australia) and Ken Henshaw (We the People, Centre for Social Studies and Development, Nigeria)

Chair: Christine Schwobel-Patel

Free careers advice session. Hosted by Arielle Free.

Discover jobs within social media and marketing, including social media manager, marketing executive and much more.

Our upcoming report Racism, mental health and pre-crime policing: the ethics of Vulnerability Support Hubs is based on documents obtained through a series of long-running Freedom of Information requests. It exposes how a counterterrorism police-led project blurs the boundaries between security and care in disturbing and dangerous ways. Please join us for the online launch event by registering at this link: https://www.medact.org/event/vsh-report-launch.

We will hear from the three report co-authors and other experts in the field:

• Dr Hilary Aked – Medact’s Research and Policy Manager
• Dr Tarek Younis – Cultural and critical clinical psychologist and Lecturer in Psychology at Middlesex University
• Dr Charlotte Heath Kelly – Reader in Politics and International Studies, University of Warwick
• Vicki Nash ─ Head of Policy, Campaigns and Public Affairs at Mind