This project, based at the Loveland site near Falmouth, Cornwall, received the Bridging Communities award to support its ongoing work combining ecological food growth with community wellbeing in nature. Dr Tim Hughes discusses his experience of using this fund to develop the project.
Category: Bridging Communities
Developing a Census for Cornwall’s Voluntary Sector
Professor Catherine Leyshon offers her insights on the University’s partnership with Volunteer Cornwall and the Volunteer Sector Forum, focusing on a recent study conducted for this project using the Bridging Communities Fund.
Killerton Archaeological Earthwork Survey Training
Dr Susan Greaney, Lecturer in Archaeology, describes the role the Bridging Communities Fund played in supporting ongoing collaborations between the University of Exeter, National Trust, and Historic England. This project, informed by local archaeological sites, is focused on bringing new development opportunities to students, staff, and heritage volunteers.
Exeter Doughnut: Applying the Doughnut Economic Framework to Our City
Peter Lefort discusses his work on the Exeter Doughnut project, which uses Doughnut Economics to explore and expand upon the socioeconomic opportunities the city of Exeter has to offer. Bridging Communities funding was used to develop this project, encouraging conversation between a range of local stakeholders.
Exploring the Effect of Access to and Accessibility of Black Role Models in Higher Education for Black Youth in Exeter
This project, led by Dr Safi Darden and Dr Melody Kuziwa Jombe, alongside colleagues from across Exeter, looks to highlight the need for Black educators and Higher Education (HE) role models for Black youth, to encourage a greater sense of belonging in the academic community.