
UK Parliament Week 2018
Across the country between the 12-18 November 2018, people celebrated and learned about the UK Parliament, with the School of Social Sciences’ Politics and International Relations department, alongside Nottingham Civic Exchange joining them. Throughout the week we hosted a series of events and activities to showcase the value of engagement with politics for our students and the public.
The week provided opportunities for students and members of the public to work with NTU’s academics and partners. Check out the event listings below to see the events we hosted. #UKPW18

Parliament Week: An Overview
A review of when students, staff and members of the public came together at NTU to explore how Parliament can 'engage, explore and empower' during Parliament Week 2018.

The student view of Parliament Week
Reflections from a first year Politics and International Relations Student on Nottingham Trent University Parliament Week activities they attended.

Doing politics: a hands on examination
Students work with former MP to understand the jobs undertaken in politics during Parliament Week 2018 to devise a strategy for NTU's future.

How do young people visualise democracy?
During Parliament Week 2018 students and citizens of Nottingham gathered to discuss young people's democratic engagement building on Professor Matt Henn's research.

The Politics of Misogyny
Dr Kat Krulisova outlines why NTU is hosting a public debate about the criminalisation of misogyny in Nottingham with three focal advocates. Join us to explore why they support the work done and hear about how they think it should progress.

Discussion and debate on the agenda as NTU partners with UK Parliament Week
A programme of discussion and debate on topical issues such as misogyny, the youth voice and economic insecurity is to take place at Nottingham Trent University, as the Department of Politics and International Relations partners with UK Parliament Week.
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