News updated on 08 May 2025 1 minute Copied to clipboard The latest news and opinion from the NCCPE. 24 Results Topic / theme allculture changeequity and inclusionethics and governancequality practiceevaluationintroducing PEpartnership workingpolicy and funding contextstrategy and leadership Article type allNews Search Sort by most recentoldest firstA -> ZZ -> A Refine by News Watermark 2026 - applications now open Applications are now open for the Engage Watermark 2026-2027 at institutional or faculty level. The award is granted by the National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE) to higher education [...] 29 April 2026 News Celebrating 10 Years of the Engage Watermark A decade ago, NCCPE launched the Engage Watermark with a simple but powerful idea: that public engagement shouldn't sit at the edges of university life, but run through the very [...] 29 April 2026 News Supporting your preparations for REF 2029 The REF takes shape – and we are here to help. Published today (10 December 2025), the REF 2029 guidance confirms major updates following the recent pause. These changes matter [...] 10 December 2025 News Six innovative civic projects funded through the National Civic Impact Accelerator As part of the Research England funded National Civic Impact Accelerator (NCIA) programme, The NCCPE and Sheffield Hallam University are pleased to award funding to six innovative civic partnership projects. 24 January 2025 News Introducing the first NCCPE Engage Fellows! After launching our brand new Fellowship scheme earlier this year, we're delighted to introduce our new Engage Fellows. We are excited to be working with these four exceptional people and [...] 26 June 2024 News Acting on Inclusion - mini film series Inclusion is central to today’s conversations about public engagement with research. But why does it matter? In this mini series filmed in 2023, Sophie Duncan, Co-director of the NCCPE, considers [...] 23 November 2023 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Next page Next › Last page Last »