Peter Lefort discusses his recent Springboard-funded work, the Positive Tipping Points Toolkit, which builds on research exploring the positive impact that small-scale changes can have on the climate crisis. The toolkit forms part of a much larger project, focussed on bringing this methodology to new audiences.
Category: Springboard
Thunnus UK: Public Engagement in Marine Ecology
Dr Lucy Hawkes shares insights into the Thunnus UK project, which investigates the return of Atlantic bluefin tuna to the nation’s waters. Using the Springboard Fund, the research team were able to share their findings through a public stakeholder event that invited attendees to contribute to this growing area of ecological research.
‘What’s in a Will?’ Workshops
Dr Laura Sangha shares details of her role in the ongoing Leverhulme Trust project, exploring the value of wills in helping us understand the material culture of early modern England. With support from the Springboard fund, this project has encouraged public engagement through active volunteering and workshop opportunities.
An Evening with Jean Rhys
Professors Vike Martina Plock and Felicity Gee discuss their recent work, which used Springboard funding to launch a community event celebrating internationally acclaimed author, Jean Rhys, and her connection to the South West.
Engaging Stakeholders for Sustainable Interior Design through Digital Technologies
The PER Team met with Springboard Fund awardees Dr Martino Luis (Lead Applicant) and Co-Applicant, Rongxu Liu to discuss their recent workshop. This event provided members of the public with the opportunity to learn about sustainable interior design, and the benefits of using digital technologies to support this.
PER Springboard Fund Blog: “Our Neurodivergent Experience”
The PER Team caught up with Springboard Fund awardees Rachel Griffiths (Lead Applicant), Saffron O’Neill, and Joanna Merrett (Co-Applicants) who told us more about their project. We […]