Sally Shortall
@sally_shortall
Duke of Northumberland Chair of Rural Economy. Sociologist. Centre for Rural Economy. Supporter of women in agriculture.
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Fantastic work, everyone! This is a much-needed initiative to strengthen collaboration networks among women entrepreneurs. Congratulations on this successful event! Centre for Rural Economy SETU_Research Social Science SETU Waterford Dr Muireann Prendergast Bettina Bock Sciences at Newcastle Policy@NewcastleUni
Irish GRASS CEILING living lab in full flow! What is networking? GRASS CEILING Project Centre for Rural Economy Social Science SETU Waterford Dr Muireann Prendergast Bettina Bock Sciences at Newcastle Policy@NewcastleUni
Today, #COPA Vice-President Tim Cullinan and #COGECA Vice-President Florentin Bercu met with 🇧🇪Minister David Clarinval ahead of #AGRIFISH meeting to present our EU Manifesto and discuss following points⤵️
1️⃣1st reply from 🇪🇺 concerning the farming protests
2️⃣fair food…
🗳️The votes are in!
The winners of the Newcastle University Faculty of Medical Sciences doctoral thesis prize are Doyin (winner of the public vote), James Allison and Laura Booth
Join us Newcastle University on 14 May to find out more about their research
Incubator for Clinical Education Research ME Research UK EngageFMS@NclUni
We are delighted that our paediatric neuro-oncology collaboration between Newcastle University and Newcastle Hospitals has been recognised as a Centre of Excellence by the Tessa Jowell Brain Cancer Mission!
#WeAreNCL #BrainCancer
ncl.ac.uk/press/articles…
This brilliant two-day event is just kicking off in Galway. SAI - Sociological Association of Ireland
Amazing afternoon launching our research animation about barriers to #earlypresentation among #rural patients with #bowelcancer symptoms, funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research & Newcastle University
youtube.com/watch?v=IKtrWo…
#bowelcancer awarenessmonth #yorkshire #CancerResearch #primarycare
Thank you for funding not only our #cancerresearch into rural #cancerinequalities but also this amazing animation produced by Kaleidoscope CFA for us to release during #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth
Fab day interviewing for an artists residency commission at Maltings Berwick alongside Centre for Rural Economy Richard Talbot exploring #wellbeing in #rural #Northumberland
So excited to watch this grow
(level of excitement palpable in my pre interview beam)
📣 WE ARE HIRING 📣 4 yr Lectureship in Political Geographies of the Middle East. Details below👇🏼 Come and work with an exciting group of colleagues at Newcastle University in autumn 2024. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHB183/lec…
In case you missed it 🎙️ Professor Andy Pike CURDS Newcastle Newcastle University joins Will Hutton on the most recent episode of the We Society podcast to discuss the potential solutions for local authorities facing bankruptcy.
👂Listen & subscribe ➡️ podfollow.com/the-we-society…
Meet our Fellow Ruth McAreavey, Prof of Sociology at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Newcastle University! Ruth’s work focuses on rural social change & inequalities, migration, research ethics & methodologies, & she is committed to conducting research that brings social impact.
➡️acss.org.uk/professor-ruth…
Learn more about our colleague and recently appointed Academy of Social Sciences Fellow, Professor Ruth McAreavey (@Ruth1McA) in this 'Meet our Fellow' feature ⬇️
Newcastle Sociology
📽️🎞️🪘Sign up for this event quickly! It is free🌻
22nd May - 2,30 pm Queen's Film Theatre
First screening in Belfast- NO ONE IS ILLEGAL - panel discussion with Director Carlos Underwood and Producer Maria Atahona- as well as community activists.
Last minute stand in for my colleague Sarah Madden who has done lots of great work on well-being economy over the last year
I have been working on a new book called Among the layers of the land: Stories of People, Perspectives, and Place. It’s chapter about non-fiction and fiction about how we think about land. Due out at a launch in Stornoway July 5. Published by Acair Books - Gaelic and English books
Well done Tyne & Wear Citizens for organising a brilliant Mayoral Assembly and to candidates. Very powerful to hear personal testimonies and ideas about how we can make a difference through #devolution . Proud to be a strategic partner Newcastle University #SocialJustice