Updates from Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
The latest updates from the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
A study of over 3,000 members of the Health and Social Care workforce across the UK during the first wave of COVID-19 from May to July 2020 has revealed key learnings for management to aid the wellbeing of staff.
15 October 2020
Jessica Doyle, our former colleague at TJI, writes here about the gendered impacts of COVID-19
Jessica works as Senior Parliamentary Researcher at Oireachtas in Dublin.
14 October 2020
Covid-19, Mental Health and Peace
Professor Brandon Hamber has recently been working with the Netherlands government on a process to integrate Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), into the UN Peacebuilding architecture.
5 October 2020
Online Seminar Series on Dealing with the Past in Northern Ireland: Deepening the Debate
A seminar series exploring the Stormont House Agreement and dealing with the past in Northern Ireland.
1 October 2020
Memory production, vandalism, violence
Our PhD researcher, Selbi Durdiyeva has just published ‘Memory production, vandalism, violence: Civil society and lessons from a short life of a monument to Stalin’ in the journal Constellations.
21 September 2020
Welcome to our new PhD Researchers
We would like to introduce you to our new PhD Researchers
16 September 2020
"We know that vernacular oral narratives are deeply rooted in traditional communities." In Conversation with Research Alumnus Dr. Maxim Fomin, Research Director of Modern Languages and Linguistics Research Unit at the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and
14 September 2020
International Day of the Disappeared
This specially commissioned mural artwork by Chilean artist Heri Tapia was commissioned for the occasion by a TJI-run project on enforced disappearance headed by Professor Cath Collins.
7 September 2020
Advancing a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland
In times of crisis, the protection of human rights is fundamental.
26 August 2020
Forced disappearances in the context of the El Salvador armed conflict
Prof Cath Collins is speaking alongside UN Special Rapporteur Fabián Salvioli at this online event (in Spanish).
21 August 2020
Dr Omar El Masri was recently appointed to the permanent post of Lecturer in Criminology in the School of Natural & Social Sciences, at the University of Gloucestershire.
3 August 2020
Barriers to participation for Litigants in Person in remote hearings
Blog by Professor Gráinne McKeever
31 July 2020
A collaboration between the Ulster University and Queens University Belfast PhD Researchers
30 July 2020
960 documents added to the Conflict Archive on the INternet (CAIN) website
30 July 2020
UU graduate advocates for young people with arthritis
UU graduate advocates for young people with arthritis. A UU student from Carnmoney graduates this summer from a BSc in Journalism with Education, achieving a first-class honours, while balancing physical conditions and extensive volunteering
27 July 2020
A migrant researching migrants
Cristal Palacios-Yumar, psychologist, activist, researcher.
26 July 2020