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History lecturers explore the hidden history of Hackney in new series ‘Jay Blades: No Place Like Home’

Katie Donington and Rosalind Crone, Historians from The Open University, consulted on a new three-part series ‘Jay Blades: No Place Like Home’, exploring the history of Hackney, broadcast on Channel 5.

3rd May 2022

Behind the scenes of the BBC & OU’s Art That Made Us: livestream and Q&A

Go behind the scenes of the recent BBC and OU co-production 'Art That Made Us' to discover more about how the show was made and why in this livestream and Q&A.

3rd May 2022

Sanctuary at The Open University Seminar: The Migration Blanket - Climate Solidarity

After the successful seminar on War in Ukraine and forced displacement in Europe, The Sanctuary at The Open University Working Group are pleased to announce the second event in our Seminar Series on Displacement, Education, Integration. These seminars are open to all staff, students, and external guests.

25th April 2022
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History Lecturer joins an all-female detective crew for Lady Killers

Dr Rosalind Crone, Head of History and Senior Lecturer, is Historical Consultant for new BBC production Lady Killers with Lucy Worsley, and appears throughout the series, which takes a contemporary feminist perspective to true-crime cases.

25th April 2022
A page of the Lindisfarne Gospels, displayed in the British Library. Copyright ClearStory/ Menace

Art That Made Us; an exhilarating epic alternative journey through British history

Ground-breaking new OU/BBC series Art That Made Us brings an alternative history of the British Isles through art, guided by the expertise of academic consultants from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

8th April 2022

‘Teach in’: The War in Ukraine Q&A

This roundtable with POLIS academics is designed to allow students to engage with OU research and ask questions on what is happening and what it means for the future of international politics.

5th April 2022
Spong Man, displayed in the British Library. Copyright: ClearStory/ Menace

BBC TWO's FASS night, 7 April: ‘Secrets of the Museum’ and ‘Art That Made Us’

OU/BBC co-productions supported by Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences academics dominate the evening schedule of 7 April on BBCTWO with two new series Secrets of the Museum and Art That Made Us.

1st April 2022

Economics seminar series: Why grow a tree? Barriers and boosters for landowners to adopt agroforestry

In this talk, Dr Aiora Zabala will provide an overview of the challenges and drivers for planting trees in productive farming systems, a climate and sustainability solution that aligns environmental conservation and development goals. 

1st April 2022

Economics seminar series: Fiscal Policy in the Post-Financial Crisis Era: Debates and Lessons Learned

In this talk, Dr. Ayobami ILori will focus on recent evidence and debates on fiscal policy since 2007, both from an academic and policymakers’ perspectives. 

1st April 2022

Citizenship Studies seminar series: Covid Chronicles from the Margins

As part of the Citizenship Studies seminar series, Prof. Marie Gillespie investigates how forced migrants from around the world have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic via creative and artful resistance to marginalisation. 

31st March 2022

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