Join us this Thursday to collectively explore diverse visions for making UEA fit for a climate changing world! All welcome - students, staff, members of the local community!

Looking forward to welcoming all interested students, staff, and members of the local community to our next #PeoplesAssembly where we will collectively appraise diverse visions for making UEA fit for a climate changed future!

Delighted to be part of this award-winning book on Democratic Situations, with our UKERC Public Engagement Observatory lead Jason Chilvers and co-lead Helen Pallett contributing a chapter on the making of #PublicDialogue as a technology of #participation!

We celebrated two decades UKERC and energy research excellence with a special event in London in April. Watch the videos of the event here. lght.ly/f6kddj3

🌍Guest Blog Alert! 🌍 Only two days until the election! Check out Peter Capener's insights on community energy's role in achieving net zero. Governments must back this movement for a sustainable future. Read here: 🔗communityenergyengland.org/news/what-supp… B&WCommunityEnergy #EmpowerCommunityEnergy

Friends in Amsterdam for The Society for Social Studies of Science EASST We are running a “re-making and doing” session on Thursday morning that showcases our methods for mapping ecologies of participation in the UKERC Public Engagement Observatory. Please come along to learn more and have a go! nomadit.co.uk/conference/eas…

Delighted to share news of a strategic partnership between UEA and Natural England which has formed a new ‘Public Engagement Laboratory for Nature and Society' and translates our 3S Research Group UKERC Public Engagement Observatory research on public engagement uea.ac.uk/about/news/art…

This session of UKERC's @ 20 event commemorated its achievements in public engagement through UKERC Public Engagement Observatory. The session noted the significant contributions of Phil Heptonstall in establishing a robust body of knowledge through systematic evidence reviews. lght.ly/6joo0bd

A lovely writeup of the life and career of Simon Burall, who led involve and contributed so much to democratic innovation and bringing citizens into spaces of power. I'm so proud to have known and worked with him, and committed to progressing his work. theguardian.com/politics/2024/…

Next week! If u are at Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) pls consider coming 2 our 'Mapping Participation' sessions on Thurs. We have a paper session + a workshop - where u can engage with + discuss our UKERC Public Engagement Observatory methods! Then off 2 CHSTM for Climate + Crisis Decades workshop with Robert Naylor!

Join us this Thursday on our #RGSIBG24 panel on “Mapping Participation” bringing together work on mapping #publicparticipation and engagement that is emerging in geography, science and technology studies (STS), and cognate disciplines.