Equitable Societies
Research
Research for fairer futures
We are committed to creating research for pathways to a more equitable future and society. Our research addresses structural inequalities, promotes fairness, justice, and opportunities for all. Through innovation in research and collaboration, we aim to bring about positive change to lives globally.
That's Me! Eliminating barriers to postgraduate research
This highly prestigious project funded by UKRI and the Office for Students as part of a nationwide programme to widen participation in postgraduate research.

Research Projects
Narrow Margins: The criminalisation of trespass in England and Wales
Exploring the steady criminalisation of trespass and its impact upon marginalised communities in England.
Discover projectSupporting global majority families of prisoners with social action research
Community-focused research evaluating the Empowering Communities 'BAME Families of Prisoners' programme.
Find out moreEnabling a digital Birmingham evaluation
Evaluating Birmingham City Council’s initiative tackling digital exclusion within the city, addressing local social needs.
Discover projectHarnessing solar energy for the electrification of agriculture in Bangladesh
Transforming the lives of farmers in rural Bangladesh by advancing clean energy and sustainable agriculture.
Discover projectEmpowering British South Asian Women and Girls in Cricket
Enhancing understandings of the talent identification and development process in female elite youth cricket.
Discover projectInclusive Augmented and Virtual Reality Experiences
Investigating the barriers that disabled people currently experience with AR and VR and opportunities to support wider societal inclusion.
Discover projectCentre for Human Rights
The Centre for Human Rights promotes the protection of human rights, access to justice and the rule of law, around the world.
Research News
Centre for the Study of Practice and Culture in Education
The Centre for the Study of Practice and Culture in Education is an inclusive research collective that draws its membership primarily from staff within Education and Social Work but also from faculty and university colleagues, as well as a vibrant Doctoral Research College.