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Public engagement case studies featuring a range of different purposes, methods and people.

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Developing Interventions to Raise Rabies Awareness in Rural Africa

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Working with rural communities in Tanzania to prevent rabies through education.

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None in Three

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Utilising computer gaming and education to change the way Caribbean communities viewed the domestic and sexual abuse of women.

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Writing Back

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Tackling loneliness and isolation using a pen pal exchange between university students in Leeds and older residents in Yorkshire.

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Around the Toilet

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Encouraging a better understanding of how toilet access and use affects people, to inform the development of more inclusive toilet spaces.

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‘Don’t smile’ COHESION pilot

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Using theatre and debate to engage Yorkshire teenagers in issues of oral health inequality.

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The Lived Experience of Climate Change

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Based on a research project exploring the experiences of slum dwellers in Bangladesh, this project sought to share the research with those affected through performance.

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Fostering Hope

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Challenging people’s attitudes to unaccompanied asylum seeking children, this project was a partnership between TACT, the largest fostering and adoption agency in the UK, and University of Bath researchers.

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Our Health, Our Future

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Encouraging a dialogue between local school students, their teachers, researchers and policy-makers in order to generate ideas about research to improve health in school communities.

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City Witness: Exploring Medieval Swansea

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Making the medieval history of Swansea come alive for residents and visitors through an interactive website.

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Researching Age-friendly Neighbourhoods

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Collaborating with older people to explore, research and address issues relating to the age friendliness of their neighbourhoods in Manchester.

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