ENGAGE the Salford University Podcast ENGAGE at Salford University

Supporting children who are leaving custody (‘resettlement’) is a chronic problem across England and Wales as both typical practice and reoffending outcomes have historically been recognised by Inspectors as ‘shocking’. Professor Hazel’s research has raised policy awareness of the issues, directly influenced government policy, driven practice improvements and informed the standards by which resettlement support for children is judged. His research forms the basis for a new cross-departmental national policy approach to resettlement, national standards for all Youth Offending Teams and custodial institutions, the Youth Custody Service’s new theory of change, inspection criteria and the curriculum for youth justice staff training to support resettlement. Moreover, policymakers and practitioners are increasingly recognising the usefulness of these research findings to guiding practice beyond resettlement, including for non-custodial sentences and for adult probation.


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Welcome to our University podcast focusing on research, innnovation, and enterprise! You'll hear from many of our leading researchers on their incredible work, so make sure you subscribe to stay in touch with the people behind the research.

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With populations rising and more people living in cities than ever before, there is an urgent need to rethink our urban spaces. We are now witnessing more interest in the connection between nature and the built environment, particularly in the wake of the pandemic.



This inaugural lecture by Prof Hardman takes the audience on a journey: from exploring revolutionary forms of green activism, such as guerrilla gardening, to how large-scale urban farming can transform our cityscapes. Through reflecting on his work in North America, Africa and Europe, Mike reveals radical ways we can reshape our urban landscapes and create more sustainable cities for future generations.



You can also view the inaugural lecture over at the University YouTube Channel.


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We all know that digital transformation is crucial for everyone, but how do we make it happen efficiently? Well, Prof Antonacopoulos and his team in the School of Science, Engineering and Environment have the answers! Tune in to hear how research at Salford is making a difference.



Discover more from the ENGAGE community at 

https://scicomm.space/



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Dr Williams is a researcher based in the School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology and has worked as a producer/engineer for years developing innovative techniques in spatialisation and signal processing to capture and present the jazz ensemble in a genre-defying way. Tune in to find out how the impact of Dr Williams' research is making a difference.

Hosted by Prof Andy Miah


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Dr Mark Hughes' research spans chemistry, physics and electronic engineering. Listen in to find out how we get the Internet working and what to do during your PhD when your lab burns down!


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