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Helping estranged students to feel more visible
Ahead of Estranged Students’ Solidarity Week, we look at some of the ways in which GHWY supports those studying without family support.
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What’s coming up for our under-represented groups in 2024-25?
We take a look at key stands of activity in 2024-25 for our four underrepresented group Networks.
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12 months on from our under-represented groups showcase: what have we achieved?
A year on from an event that showcased the work of our four under-represented group networks, we look at what each one has achieved.
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Care leavers, what support we offer: Leeds Trinity University
Find out what support Leeds Trinity University offers to its care-experienced students.
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Reflecting on Stand Alone’s legacy conference
We reflect on Stand Alone’s Pass the Baton online conference, which considered the legacy of the national estrangement charity after it announced it was to close.
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Collaborative approach for Estranged Students Solidarity Week 2023
We reflect on the collaborative social media campaign that GHWY ran during Estranged Students Solidarity Week 2023.
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GHWY under-represented groups: reflection and future plans
We summarise the progress of our Under-represented Group (URG) Networks and look ahead to what is in the pipeline for these groups in 2023-24.
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Collaboration, role models, and student voice highlighted at Under-Represented Groups showcase
Collaboration, role models, and student voice were three of the main themes to come out of Go Higher Yorkshire’s Under-Represented Groups showcase, which was recently held at Leeds Beckett University.
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Unlocking Academic Success: Essential Sleep Wellbeing Strategies for Students
World Sleep Day is an annual event that is celebrated on the third Friday of March. It is a day...
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Reflections on the language around estrangement
The language we use is important if we want to reach the individuals for whom we know there are inequalities in Higher Education (HE).
