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Opportunity for Young People and Young Adults Who Have Used Community Activities (Social Prescribing) to Participate in Research
We are looking for young people (aged 11-16) and young adults (aged 17-30) who have used social prescribing for their mental health and wellbeing to take part in our research.
Establishing Capacity, Connection and Collaboration for Early Career Researchers: Grant winners
As part of our EC3R programme in partnership with the University of Toronto, we are delighted to provide small grants for 8 ECR projects across the UK and Canada.
Webinar recording and resources: Arts and health across the lifespan
At this event we presented headline findings from our extensive research into how arts and culture engagement affects our health at a population level, across the lifespan.
New report by UCL researchers links participating in arts and culture to longer, healthier lives
The report summarises our work using cohort study data to explore the impact of the arts on population health
A new mapping tool and article exploring global arts and health policy
Our team has launched a new mapping tool with over 170 arts and health policy documents from around the world
Social Biobehavioural Research Group awarded UKRI Celebrating Impact Prize
Researchers from our Group won the award for their work on the COVID-19 Social Study