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The Essex Serpent: the real myths, folklore and heroines inspired by the county

The Essex Serpent: the real myths, folklore and heroines inspired by the county

Elelia Ferro

19 May 2022

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Essex graduate wins British Short Film Award

Essex graduate wins British Short Film Award

Alumni team

21 April 2022

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Black History in Theatre, Literature and Education

Black History in Theatre, Literature and Education

Black history has always mattered, but it’s only relatively recently that universities, schools, the media, and a host of cultural commentators have become vocal in their calls to decolonize the curriculum in the UK. Such calls stem from the argument that narratives of the past are deeply intertwined with colonial concepts, figures and Eurocentric perspectives which can prove retentive in their grip.

Dr Jak Peake

10 February 2022

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Spotlight on... a career in PR

Spotlight on... a career in PR

Graduate Luke Budka chats about how he entered the world of PR

Alumni team

14 December 2021

Podcast

The Web of Life on The Louder Than Words Podcast

The Web of Life on The Louder Than Words Podcast

How important is nature to us? How has our relationship with nature changed over time? What does the future hold? Through the lenses of birds and trees, The Louder Than Words podcast investigates how we talk and feel about the natural world at this time of environmental crisis.

Dr James Canton, Professor Jules Pretty, Professor Sean Nixon

02 December 2021

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The Hay Wain at 200 years and how it helps us to think about the climate emergency

The Hay Wain at 200 years and how it helps us to think about the climate emergency

Professor Susan Oliver explains what we can learn about the climate emergency from John Constable's The Hay Wain.

Professor Susan Oliver

24 May 2021

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Holocaust poetry and the reclamation of many identities

Holocaust poetry and the reclamation of many identities

Holocaust poetry has been written for the last 90 years by people all over the world, in many different languages and by many different groups.

Dr Marian De Vooght

26 January 2020

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