Professor Gina Reinhardt will present the new ARISE Initiative project.
ARISE is a ground-breaking research project, funded by UKRI, which seeks to develop resilience within the UK’s coastal seas and communities.
Over the course of five years, the project team will work with local stakeholders to design and test different ‘interventions’, or ways of tackling difficult and long-standing problems.
At the end of the project, we will have a powerful and practical toolkit which local councils and other organisations can use to address the challenges facing our coast.
Further details about the ARISE initiative can be found here: The ARISE Initiative - Eastern Arc
Following Gina's presentation and time for questions and discussion, there will be an informal celebration of the grant, with refreshments.
This event has been merged with the 20 November seminar. Please view that event for registration details.
This is a hybrid event - when you register, please select whether you will be attending in-person or online via Zoom.
Upcoming talks in the series (click through for further details and to register):
- 16 October 2024 from 2.30-3.30pm – Dr Paul Mee from the Lincoln International Institute for Rural Health at the University of Lincoln. He will speak on ‘Commonalities and differences between the Lincolnshire coast and Essex coasts and how our two institutions can work together to address challenges in our coastal communities.’ Venue: in-person (in the Health, Wellbeing and Care Hub seminar room) and on Zoom.
- 20 November 2024 from 2-3:30pm - Professor Ewen Speen from the School of Health and Social Care will be speaking on 'Researching with marginalised communities from an inclusive involvement perspective', followed by Professor Gina Reinhardt discussing the ARISE Initiative. Venue: in-person (Colchester campus, venue tbc) and on Zoom.
- 12 December from 2-3pm – Professor Avril Keating and Dr Sam Whewall, from University College London, will present, ‘The push and pull of place: the role of local employment opportunities in youth mobility aspirations in coastal towns in England.’ Venue: TBD (presenters online)