Internist Petra van Gurp has been appointed Professor of Patient participation in education and training at Radboud university medical center / Radboud University. Her work focuses on the role of patients in the education and training.
The good news: when environmental rules pressure one company, the effect can spread through shared boardroom ties, leading connected firms to reduce emissions too. The bad news: the positive impact on the climate is limited.
The Calliope lectures are organised in cooperation with the University of Glasgow. The online lectures in the series will be about (dis)trust and (dis)information across media, politics, science, and society.
Using Gregory of Tours’ account of the 571 Clermont plague outbreak as our point of departure, RICH fellow Kristina Sessa will explore how men, women, and children responded to the material, social, and cultural contingencies of disasters.
Gaby Jacobs speaks about growing up in a Catholic working-class family. From an early age, the Catholic faith did not align with her strong values of equality and attentiveness to difference, which she later found reflected in feminism.
