Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
News from CCRI researchers and their projects
Professor Virginia Heath‘s BAFTA Nominated feature documentary film, ‘From Scotland With Love’ will screen with a Live Performance of the Score by King Creosote and Band, Aug 11th, 2022 at the Kelvingrove Bandstand in Glasgow. This is a sold-out event and a rare and special live performance of the FSWL score as part of Regular Music’s ‘Summer Nights at the […]
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On the NHS’s 74th anniversary, Now Then magazine has profiled Sheffield Hallam’s Nursing Narratives project, which paints a picture of the systematic racism experienced by migrant, black, Asian and minority ethnic health care workers during the pandemic.
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Professor Anandi Ramamurthy featured on BBC Radio Sheffield (listen back from 2:37:25) to discuss the structural and systemic racism in the NHS workforce which was uncovered by the Nursing Narratives research project. A documentary film of testimonies from Nursing Narratives premiered in London at the weekend.
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Professor Anandi Ramamurthy has written an article for The New Arab about the findings from the Nurses Narratives project which paints a picture of the systematic racism experienced by migrant, black, Asian and minority ethnic health care workers during the pandemic. In the article, Professor Anandi Ramamurthy shares findings from the Nurses Narratives project which paints a harrowing picture of the systematic racism […]
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The ‘Cigar Box Blues: The Makers Of A Revolution’ documentary, directed by Professor Virginia Heath and written by Professor Paul Atkinson is screening on BBC4 at 12.30 pm on Friday 24th June (technically 00.30 am on 25th), this will be the 5th screening of the film on BBC. The documentary will then be on BBC iPlayer for a month. _____________________________________________________________________ Directed by Virginia […]
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Dr James Fenwick has commented in a BBC Culture article on the problematic history of Lolita, the novel and the Stanley Kubrick film. Dr Fenwick comments on how the experience of Sue Lyon, who played Dolores in the film, is often left out of the cultural conversation: “what is missing from these studies is the voice of Lyon and of the […]
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Research on filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, conducted by Dr James Fenwick, Senior Lecturer in Media Studies and the Course Leader for BA (Hons) Media, has been reported by the Venice Biennale as part of their 90th anniversary. The Biennale has reported how James’ research uncovered that Kubrick submitted his first feature film, Fear and Desire, to the Venice Film Festival in 1953 […]
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A ‘filthy’ inclusive anatomy book Filthy Anatomy by Kuang-Yi Ku and Henry de Vries (Amsterdam UMC/GGD) is among the winning projects of the eleventh Bio Art & Design (BAD) Award, selected this week in Eindhoven. Winners each receive 25,000EUR to develop their proposal and create an installation that will be exhibited at the end of this year at MU Hybrid […]
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We’re excited to share the news that Hallam’s Professor John Goodby will be a guest on Melvyn Bragg’s In Our Time programme, on BBC Radio 4 this Thursday 16 June at 9.00 am. John is the leading international expert on Dylan Thomas’ work and as In Our Time has an audience of two million, this makes his contribution even more significant for him, his department, and the University. Dylan Thomas is […]
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Nursing and Midwifery Minoritised, Allied Health Minoritised and the Nursing Narratives team are hosting an event where Exposed is showcased for the first time at Sheffield Hallam University. This event will also support the relaunch of both minoritised groups. Event is open to all SHU staff and students on Wednesday 22 June at the Heart of the Campus. The documentary […]
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