Festival of Social Science 2024: In Order to Flourish - Inclusive Nutrition for Disability Justice

An in-person workshop focusing on those 'left behind' by healthy eating messages.


Do higher public and private debt levels benefit the wealthy? An empirical analysis of the top wealth shares in the UK

Despite the concomitant rise in recent decades in both debt levels (public as well as private) and wealth inequality, empirical evidence on the relationship is absent in existing literature.


Festival of Social Science 2024: Fat Flourishing

A panel discussion and interactive workshop to bring together activists, those interested in fat rights and fat studies and people of lived experience to share knowledge, expertise and experience on the topic of Fat Flourishing.


Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work

This event will discuss the issues of AI and the future of work


Clean Futures - CBAM: What Does It Mean For UK Businesses?

The aim of this masterclass is to demystify the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and provide UK businesses with a clear understanding of how to navigate compliance and create a competitive advantage.


Festival of Social Science 2024: Our Digital Lives - Gaming for Wellbeing and Learning

Join us to explore the world of digital wellbeing and health through game play.


Universities' Internationalisation: A Catalyst for Public Diplomacy

Public diplomacy is an essential channel for building and maintaining long-lasting international relations. However, new public diplomacy involves a complex array of non-state actors, leading to debates about their roles and significance.


Clean Futures - Sustainability: Benefits for your Business

This event will aim to leave the audience motivated to improve sustainability of their business with the right knowledge.


Festival of Social Science 2024: 'Movement Snacks' for Wellbeing

A movement snack is a short session of movement, designed to be easily accessible and encourage even small amounts of gentle movement during the day.


Investors' Response to Corporate Gender Inclusivity: International evidence

This event will discuss how investors respond to corporate gender inclusivity.


Global agricultural supply chains under policy uncertainty

This seminar aims to present opportunities and challenges in redesigning and optimizing Australia’s export portfolio and supply chain network by taking into account the dynamics of GASCs.


Coventry HDRC Annual Webinar: Creating a Culture of Knowledge Sharing

In this webinar, speakers will provide clear examples of how they have applied research on small and large scales and its impact on local people's lives.


What has research done for us?

Gabriela Matouskova and Professor Andy Turner will discuss how the use of research and evidence can lead to positive outcomes for the community and organisations.


Reflexivity as Organisations: In-Conversation with Coventry Biennial and Home for Cooperation

ARTSPACECITY researchers from the Centre for Postdigital Cultures are hosting a new online seminar series centred around the theme of 'agency'.


Turning the tide: Strategic transformation of the National Health Insurance programme of Indonesia

This CFCI event will discuss success stories, key strategy, and ground-breaking initiatives at BPJS Kesehatan, designed to generate solutions to alleviate healthcare-related financial challenges and ensure equal access to healthcare for all Indonesian citizens.


Do Differences Make a Difference? Board Chair–CEO Nationality Diversity and R&D Investment

This CFCI event will explore the impact of Chair–CEO nationality diversity on R&D investment.


Coventry HDRC: Involving the Public in Research

This event is part of a series of webinars and sessions organised by Coventry University as a member of the Coventry Health Determinants Research Collaboration.


Power & Politics in the Neoliberal University: A Dialogic Discussion

This CBiS seminar will revolve around the political economy of neoliberalism in higher education.


‘Playing Their Own Private Detectives’: Forensic Fandom and True Crime

This talk explores forensic fandom through three recent true crime cases: the disappearance of Gabby Petito; the disappearance of Nicola Bulley; and the stalker at the heart of the Netflix drama Baby Reindeer.


Teaching and Learning Experiences of Generative Artificial Intelligence

This presentation will describe two research projects relating to GAI that have recently been undertaken at Deakin University in Australia.