Emerald Podcast Series

David Mellor, leader of policy initiatives at the Center for Open Science, joins us to discuss themes around data sharing, openness and transparency in open research. https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/

This Open Access week and beyond, Emerald is calling for greater fairness and equity in open research. In this episode we’re joined by Shelley Allen, Emerald Publishing’s Head of Open Research, to discuss themes around openness, transparency and equity in open research. https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/

It’s been six months since the country went into lockdown – and what a six months. In this episode, we talk to Professor Jonathan Wilson from Regents University London, taking a look at the changes 2020 has brought to working lives, how we’ve responded to Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter, and where we might need to go next to address racism within our organizations and institutions. https://www.eme...

A Purpose Driven University is one that deeply considers its impact on the communities and environment it is a part of. Author Debbie Haski-Leventhal discusses why universities should asses their purpose in order to have a positive effect on their students, faculty and society. https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/

Episode description short: There has perhaps never been a more challenging time for our higher education institutions than 2020. This week we talk to Asher Rospigliosi from the University of Brighton about how universities should focus on their core missions - advancing knowledge, educating students and serving their communities – as they navigate their way through these challenges. https://www.em...

Episode description short: We speak to Karen Carberry, consultant Family Therapist at Orri and Dr. Ted Ransaw, from Michigan State University about inequalities in mental healthcare for black communities. They are co-editors, alongside Richard Majors, of the recently published International Handbook of Black Community Mental Health which takes a holistic, solutions-focussed approach to mental heal...

This week, we talk to Johnny D Jones, author of Leadership of historically black colleges and universities: a what not to do guide for HBCU leaders and Professor of education at Mississippi Valley State University about HBCU’S, their unique place in US higher education and the challenges and responsibilities of HBCU leadership. https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/

The global pandemic has revealed fundamental issues surrounding food insecurity in the UK. We join Bob Doherty and Madeleine Power, both at the University of York, to discuss how Covid-19 has exposed inequalities in the UK food system. https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/

Class is still a barrier to entry and progression in many sectors, and the publishing industry is no stranger issues of diversity & inclusion. We speak to Professor Katy Shaw, author of The Common People Report, to talk about the barriers that working-class writers experience and the changes needed in the publishing industry to survive and thrive. https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/

The global pandemic has changed the way we use the spaces around us, particularly how we operate in public, whether it be at the grocery store or the workplace. We join Ashraf Salama (University of Strathclyde, UK) to ask what the implications of disease spread are for architectural education and research. https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/

We join Dr Paul Campbell (University of Leicester) to discuss his research into the experiences of ex-professional black footballers transitioning from sport to mainstream careers, exploring the complex and interconnected factors - from the impact of racial stereotypes on education to the social networks players form - that lead to underrepresentation in coaching and management. https://www.emeral...

In March 2020, amid the global coronavirus pandemic, Research England made the decision to put their regular research evaluation exercise – the Research Excellence Framework (REF) – on hold until further notice. We join Mark Taylor (National Institute for Health Research) and Chris Hewson (University of York, UK) to ask what this means for the research landscape.

Welcome to Emerald Podcast Series. Join our hosts Helen Beddow and Daniel Ridge as we hear from global experts, using research to create real impact. Each episode will explore how interdisciplinary research projects, policy proposals and various forms of community engagement directly affect the lives of citizens around the world.