The Let's Collaborate Podcast is produced by the South West Doctoral Training Partnership which funds 45 ESRC Social Science PhDs annually. The SWDTP focuses on collaboration between five universities - Bath, Bristol, Exeter, Plymouth and UWE - which includes sharing best practice, resources and academic knowledge. Series 1 was recorded as part of a podcasting workshop at the DTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in November 2022 with support from Research Podcasts Ltd. PhD student ...
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A podcast exploring how the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing is used in research, practice and policy to help us to better understand what happens to us as we age and how we can live longer, happier, healthier lives.
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Welcome back to a new series of the SWDTP's Let's Collaborate podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Student Conference: Architects of Change. In Episode 7, Dinara Shaimakhanova discusses her research into trilingual language policy and how it may be implemented and the acceptance or resistance of the policy. Transcript…
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Let's Collaborate with Wesam on approaches to social movement theory in Jordan
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In Episode 6, Wesam Wekhyan dives into their topic around social movement theory in Jordan. Hear about the benefits of participatory action research and how Wesam puts communities at the heart of their work. Transcript
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Welcome back to a new series of the SWDTP's Let's Collaborate podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Student Conference: Architects of Change. In Episode 5, Di Liu discusses her research into how corporations respond to recall crises and the health effects on customers. Transcript
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Welcome back to a new series of the SWDTP's Let's Collaborate podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Student Conference: Architects of Change. In Episode 4, Kim Collete discusses her research into inclusive education from the perspectives of students, teachers and assistants, and compares this data to see what similarities or differences there are. Transcr…
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Let's Collaborate with Hannah on the working relationship between family lawyers and their clients
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Welcome back to a new series of the SWDTP's Let's Collaborate podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Student Conference: Architects of Change. In Episode 3, Hannah Holdaway discusses her research into how people experience divorce and how they can learn to negotiate through these difficult times and come out happy with the result. Transcript…
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Let's Collaborate with Yarden on students' use of green spaces, connectedness and environmental orientation
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Welcome back to a new series of the SWDTP's Let's Collaborate podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Student Conference: Architects of Change. In Episode 2, Yarden Woolf discusses her research into how we can develop green spaces in university or council areas to elicit a higher level of nature connectedness/environmental orientation. Transcript…
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Welcome back to a new series of the SWDTP's Let's Collaborate podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Student Conference: Architects of Change. In Episode 1, Max Guarini discusses his research into the visual portrayal of Jeremy Corbyn in the media, and how that might impact our political landscape in the future. Transcript…
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Let's Collaborate with Mónica on the idea of manhood for men who've been accused of domestic violence
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In Episode 9 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Mónica Sanchez from the University of Bristol discusses her PhD research into the idea of manhood for men who've been accused of domestic violence.
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Let's Collaborate with Georgina on green social prescribing and the role of volunteers in creating wellbeing
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In Episode 8 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Georgina Richards from the University of Bath tells us about her PhD research into green social prescribing and the role of volunteers in creating wellbeing.
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In Episode 7 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Felipe Neves from the University of Bath discusses his PhD research into the sustainability of artisanal gold mining in the Amazon basin.
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Let's Collaborate with Faisal on the policy and economic implications of energy transitions from fossil fuels to green energy
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In Episode 6 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Faisal Sharif from the University of Bath tells us about his PhD research on the policy and economic implications of energy transitions from fossil fuels to green energy.
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Let's Collaborate with Kimberley on ethnic minority mums and their fears about physical activity during pregnancy
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In Episode 5 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Kimberley Farrugia from the University of Bath discusses her PhD research on ethnic minority mums and their fears about physical activity during pregnancy.
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Let's Collaborate with Beth on 24 hour movement behaviours and their impact on children's health
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In Episode 4 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Beth Taylor from the University of Bath discusses her PhD research looking at how children's 24 hour movements, including sleep, sedentary behaviours and physical activity impacts their health.
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In Episode 3 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Flo Avery from the University of Swansea discusses her PhD research looking at the impact of childhood trauma on long-term health outcomes.
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In Episode 2 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP's Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, Rachael Pryor from the University of the West of England discusses her PhD research looking at the education of children in care and their transition from primary school to secondary school.
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Let's Collaborate with Stefan on financial systems that are contributing to the climate crisis.
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In Episode 1 of our podcast, recorded at the SWDTP Collaboration and Connectivity Conference in 2022, PhD student Stefan Zylinski from the University of Bristol talks about his research investigating how financial systems contribute to the climate crisis.
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Volunteering: good for others and good for you
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In Episode 8 of the ELSA Podcast we discuss what the study tells us about the benefits of volunteering with James Nazroo from the University of Manchester, John Hannen from Ambition for Ageing and Oldham-based volunteer Pauline Coltman. Read/Download a full transcriptVon The ELSA Podcast
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Dementia - who's at risk and why?
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In Episode 7 of the ELSA Podcast, UCL researcher Dorina Cadar and Hannah Churchill from the Alzheimers Society talk about how a specially-designed sub-study of ELSA is helping us better understand dementia. Useful links The Healthy Cognitive Ageing Project (ELSA-HCAP) World Alzheimers Month Read/Download a full transcript…
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Pension freedoms: how is it working?
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In Episode 6 of the ELSA Podcast, DWP Deputy Director for Pensions & Later Life Analysis Laura Webster and Rowena Crawford, Deputy Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, talk about Pension Freedoms. Laura explains how and why the policy was introduced, how it works and why the English Longitudinal Study is so important in helping the DWP und…
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Adding life to our years: The Centre for Ageing Better and ELSA
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In Episode 5 of the ELSA Podcast, Catherine Foot, Director of Evidence at the Centre for Ageing Better, discusses how the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA) helps the charitable foundation create change in policy and practice to improve employment, housing, health and communities. She discusses the Foundation's State of Ageing in 2019 repo…
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Social prescribing: how can ELSA help to investigate its potential benefits?
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In Episode 4 of the ELSA Podcast Dr Daisy Fancourt, Associate Professor in Psychobiology and Epidemiology at UCL, talks about her research looking at the benefits of social prescribing to help people age more happily and healthily. She explains how data from ELSA has been key in exploring the links between social factors and health. Read/Download a…
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Getting to grips with ageing: evidence for policy
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In Episode 3 of the ELSA Podcast, we speak to Dr Elizabeth Webb, Senior Research Manager at AGE UK. She shares her experiences of using data from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing to influence policy both as an academic researcher and more recently at Age UK where the research she and colleagues undertake is used to influence decision makers…
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ELSA and her sisters: an international family of studies on ageing
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In Episode 2 of the ELSA Podcast, Jim Smith, one of the architects of the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing and its 40 sister studies around the world talks about ELSA's US counterpart and big sister, the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) and why having an international family of ageing studies is helping us get to grip with what happens as we g…
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Coming of age: reflections on the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
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In Episode 1 of The ELSA Podcast we talk to Professor Sir Michael Marmot who helped launch the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing in 2002 about how it came about and how it can help tackle social inequality. We also hear from the study's current Principal Investigator Professor Andrew Steptoe about how the study works, how researchers can use it …
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