Truth and reconciliation: New study finds people less likely to acknowledge war crimes on social media
Social media could prove to be as much a barrier to post-conflict reconciliation as it is a way of helping...
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University of Exeter experts celebrate prestigious academic awards
Pioneering University of Exeter experts have celebrated being awarded prestigious academic prizes at a special ceremony. The three researchers –...
Kurdish uprisings have led to new ways for communities to claim Kurdish identity, study shows
Kurdish uprisings have become a way for people to assert their identity and challenge their historical and structural erasure in...
Post Office Horizon scandal should lead to urgent consideration of how court system deals with litigants in person, study says
The Post Office Horizon scandal is an example of how the legal profession and the courts need to properly consider...
Explicit socioemotional learning can have a key role in PE lessons, study says
Teachers might be more motivated to help students engage with their emotions and build their resilience when this work is...
Ukrainian workshops bringing poetry to refugees in Devon
Ukrainian refugees living in Devon are being offered the opportunity to take part in therapeutic poetry workshops in association with...
Two thirds of voters think more women should be elected as MPs, new survey shows
Two thirds of voters think more women should be elected as MPs, a new survey shows. The study shows people...
Berlin International Film Festival recognition for University of Exeter programme
A University postgraduate programme that prepares students for the demands of the modern film industry is celebrating a double accolade...
Art History and Visual Culture celebrates a decade of contemporary education and research
An interdisciplinary initiative that focuses on the importance of images and artefacts in the past and in contemporary life is...