CUCR in the news 2001 - 2005

• 17 May 2005: Professor Les Back's Inaugural Lecture "Speaking of Remarkable Things"
  • Les Back's global sociology on BBC Radio 4's Thinking Allowed 11 May 2005
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• May 2005: Marj Mayo on globalisation at WordPower, Edinburgh
  
  
• May 2005: Marjorie Mayo on Working with Communities on Regeneration: professionals' ethical dilemmas at the front line, Urban Futures Seminar, University of Teeside
  
  
• April 2005: Marj Mayo on caring communities at the HSPRC Conference, Brighton
  
  
• April 2005: Les Back on institutional racism in the AUT Bulletin Online
  
  
• March 2005: Les Back and CUCR Associate Gargi Bhattacharyya at Dublin conference on Race and State
  
  
• March 2005: Alison Rooke and Imogen Slater from the Positive Futures research team on youth engagement at the What's the Score conference at Stamford Bridge
  
  
• Models of partnership developed by Marj Mayo inform Learning and Skills Development Agency "Support for Success" programme
  
  
• November 2004: Parminder K Bhachu and Les Back in Dangerous Designs at London's Nehru Centre
  
  
• November 2004: Marj Mayo at the second national Active Learning for Active Citizenship conference
  
  
• Michael Keith to sit on the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation, created in November 2004, to drive the regeneration of East London
  
  
• Michael Keith consulted for the IPPR's 2004 report, For Art's Sake? Society and arts in the 21st century
  
  
• Make Space for Young People: Michael Keith at the National Youth Agency Association conference
  
  
• April 2004: Les Back on Thinking Allowed, to mark the publication of Out of Whiteness.
  
  
• April 2004: Les Back on Thinking Allowed to mark the publication of the Auditory Culture Reader.
  
  
• December 2003: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown cites Roger Hewitt in talk to Immigrant Council of Ireland.
  
  
• October 2003: Singer Jeb Loy Nichols recommends Les Back's Out of Whiteness.
  
  
• May 2002: Les Back, Lisa Schuster and John Solomos in The Guardian on Third Way racism.
  
  
• April 2002: Les Back, Nikolas Rose, Prof John Solomos and others in The Guardian on children and asylum.
  
  
• January 2002: Les Back in The Guardian on racism in academia.
  
  
• December 2001: Les Back in The Guardian on racism in English football and Les Back, Tim Crabbe and John Solomos in The Guardian on the changing face of football. About the research project: The Cultures of Racism in Football