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How workplace wellness initiatives conflict with real wellbeing – and how art challenges this

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23 January 20232 February 2023

Workplace wellbeing programmes have increasingly become a central part of work and organisational life within a neoliberal economy, offering solutions to stressful working environments and the challenge of maintaining good…Read More >

How workplace wellness initiatives conflict with real wellbeing – and how art challenges this

How tiny living spaces affect our wellbeing – individually and societally

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4 February 202214 February 2022

In cities around the world, tiny living spaces are becoming increasingly common. An estimated 200,000 people in Hong Kong live in what are called “coffin homes” – subdivided units so…Read More >

Channel tragedy highlights unfair family reunion policies for transnational families

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18 December 202117 December 2021

On International Migrants Day, 18 December 2021, we reflect on the recent Channel tragedy and the impacts of immigration policies on transnational families. On 24 November this year, 27 people…Read More >

The MindWalk Challenge and student-staff reflections on wellbeing research in Covid times

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9 June 202128 June 2021

“Time seemed to slow down on the walk…” “… I felt like I could breath (sic) a little more.” These are some of the experiences reported by people who have…Read More >

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