The Funders Initiative for Civil Society (FICS) has awarded a £100,000 grant to support the Digital Fortresses project, a collaborative initiative focused on enhancing digital resilience and civic engagement. […]
“The basis for developing a rigorous system that can be used by fact-checking organizations, researchers, platforms and others to identify false information that is potentially harmful to individuals or society.” […]
In February, research by Doug Specht was used by the International Development Committee to inform the U.K.’s humanitarian access and adherence to international humanitarian law. The evidence pack […]
Professor Roza Tsagarousianou has been awarded and will be the Project Lead of a €1,300.000 HERA/CHANSE (Horizon) research grant for research on The Crisis of Migration Discourse: A […]
Dr. Xin Xin, a Reader in International Communications, recently visited the Southwest University of Political Science and Law(SWUPL) in Chongqing, one of China’s major municipalities in the southwest […]
On 19th November, Prof. Miriyam Aouragh presented a talk at the Geneva Graduate Institute entitled, “Palestine and the Infrastructures of Empire: Occupation and Liberation in the Digital Age.” […]
Recent PhD graduate and CAMRI alum Dr Colin Barrow is joining the University of Westminster as a Visiting Scholar from September 2024 to September 2025. After careers in construction […]
Prof. Jean Seaton recently spoke with The Guardian to discuss the controversy surrounding the potential sale of George Orwell’s archive. Seaton expresses deep concern over the possibility that the […]
Westminster has become one of 65 members of the Turing University Network, the UK’s national institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI). To secure the spot, Dr Alexander Bolotov, […]
Anastasia Kavada has written for the ECPR’s Political Science Blog, The Loop, about the concept of ‘project democracy’. In the article Kavada notes how the concept of project democracy […]