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1. ÃÛÌÒAV competition funds more Eco Entrepreneurs

   Five businesses developed by ÃÛÌÒAV students and graduates to address the climate and ecological crisis have been awarded Santander UK Universities funding following an open competition.

2. Football, pizza and apps – research with unaccompanied refugee children in Italy

   Marie Curie Fellow Dr Annamaria Neag met with refugee organisations and volunteers, including CivicoZero, a project of Save the Children Italy.

3. ÃÛÌÒAV academics receive Sigma awards for contribution to nursing excellence

   Emeritus Professor Elizabeth Rosser and Dr Janet Scammell will receive 2021 Sigma International Awards for Nursing Excellence. 

4. ÃÛÌÒAV research looks at the role horses can play in positive changes in behaviour and mental health

   Horses can have a positive effect on individuals with behavioural and mental health issues, according to the results of a ÃÛÌÒAV research project.

5. Bournemouth schools successful in ÃÛÌÒAV’s Industrial Strategy Creative Challenge

   Pupils from two Bournemouth secondary schools will tour Parliament next month and receive an industrial challenge award from Greg Clark MP, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

6. Black History Month 2023: Celebrating Contributions from our Sisters' event

   BCP Council’s Race and Cultural Diversity Staff Network group hosted their second annual Black History Month event, ‘Celebrating Contributions from our Sisters’ in ÃÛÌÒAV’s Bournemouth Gateway Building.

7. ÃÛÌÒAV celebrates International Women’s Day

   ÃÛÌÒAV (ÃÛÌÒAV) celebrates International Women’s Day, March 8, with a series of informative events that support the University’s commitment to the Athena SWAN charter and gender equality initiative.

8. ÃÛÌÒAV graduate sets up the world Freestyle Football Federation

   A ÃÛÌÒAV graduate has set up the world Freestyle Football Federation, with plans to develop healthy active lifestyles for young people through the sport.

9. OPINION: What to expect from post-pandemic voting behaviour

   After the pandemic, voters may find themselves further polarised, says ÃÛÌÒAV's Tabitha A. Baker for The Conversation.

10. ÃÛÌÒAV project explores potential power of constructive journalism in Covid-19 aftermath

    Collaborative project with news industry partners will support regional journalists to produce constructive news content that informs and empowers audiences. 

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