Student wins awards for app idea Yassin Ali who studies Political Economy won two awards in the 2023 Idea Factory competition for the…
Student report presented to UK and French leaders Students contribute to a report that was presented to President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister…
King’s alumna and former student of the year on being a Black woman with dyslexia Onyinye Udokporo, 2020 alumna of the Education, Policy & Society MA and former Student of the Year…
King’s runner up at Mayor’s Entrepreneur competition shares his future plans King's student and chemistry teacher Francis Jones came second in the Social Enterprise category of…
Alumnus elected as Lord Mayor of Westminster Hamza Taouzzale (Global Affairs, 2021) is Westminster City's first Muslim Lord Mayor and the first…
Podcast on decolonising sexual reproductive healthcare In this podcast PhD student Dr Annabel Sowemimo talks how she first got into sexual reproductive…
New partnership with Lambeth to tackle health inequalities The NIHR Policy Research Unit in Health and Social Care Workforce is collaborating with Lambeth…
Helping refugees fleeing war in Ukraine Zuzanna Kurska from the School of Politics & Economics tells how she returned to Poland to help an…
King’s hosts London’s Walk2COP27 event King's Sustainability and the Department of Geography hosted the London Town Hall for the Walk2COP27…
Academic helping strengthen communities in London Dr Rod Dacombe has been appointed to a steering group that will support efforts to build community…
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in SSPP Learn more about how we are committed to equality of opportunity for all of our students, staff and…
Celebrating Black figures in conflict and security For Black History Month 2022, students in the School of Security Studies highlighted some of the…
Faculty podcast on gender inequality This SSPP-produced podcast explores the impact of gender inequalities on societies around the…
Changing attitudes by focusing on the costs of discrimination Efforts to improve rights for lesbian, gay and bisexual people in socially conservative countries…
Events in the Exchange Learn more about the diverse range of events that have taken place at The Exchange space in the…
About Trees Connecting people and places through tree-making and through sharing experiences and stories…
VEM Find out about the latest project by Visual, Embodied, and Arts-based Methodologies (VEM) network.
Centres and groups Our expert academic staff lead research on key challenges across society, the economy and…
Exploring and understanding colourism, Black experiences and anti-racism For Black History Month, researchers at the School of Education,…
Why we must explore LGBTI+ youths' experience of science education In this blog, Liam Cini O'Dwyer reflects on his MA…
Mental health and COVID-19: understanding change through shifting lenses Ahead of World Mental Health Day 2020, Dörte Bemme…
Examining the challenges to mental healthcare delivery in Rio de Janeiro Undergraduate student, Daniel Mair received…
Understanding India's interest groups and the environment India is one of the world’s largest democracies…
Normalising mental health needs in Nigeria: A wake-up call Over its 61 years of independence, Nigeria has…
Helping prevent COVID-19 in minority ethnic communities Read about two research projects around COVID-19…
Invasion rhetoric and the anti-asylum discourse in Boris's Britain Professor Phil Hubbard reflects on the discourse…
Gender stereotypes in the media: Are Ukrainian women really only helpless victims? ANDREA ELLNER: Gender stereotypes deny the agency…