OFF/TRACK Collective: Imagining New forms of Cultural Production
Dr Poppy Spowage reflects on her CREDO Research Secondment with The British Council.
Youth voices
Next Generation Bangladesh 2024
The British Council’s Next Generation research series intends to bring the opinions and perspectives of young people in Bangladesh to the forefront of policy debates.
Coloniality, neo-orientalism, culture, and death: why it is time to move away from the ‘war on terror’ narrative
New Voices in Cultural Relations special commendation essay examining and challenging the narrative of the West’s ‘War on Terror’.
Dynamics of 21st-century anti-coup resistance in Myanmar: triangle model of resistance in Myanmar
New Voices in Cultural Relations special commendation essay exploring the resistance movement against the military coup in Myanmar.
Navigating the chemical weapons taboo: Russia’s response to the OPCW investigations in Syria, 2013–2022
New Voices in Cultural Relations special commendation essay examining Russia’s response to investigations into the use of chemical weapons in Syria and the role of information warfare.
The politics of expendability: decolonial reflections on the state of climate justice at COP27
Winning dissertation of the New Voices in Cultural Relations competition. This essay examines the policy outcomes of the twenty-seventh Conference of the Parties (COP27).
Discrimination in Europe from a Black European perspective: a framework for inclusion and anti-discrimination based on qualitative expert interviews with Black politicians in Europe
New Voices in Cultural Relations special commendation essay investigating the phenomenon of Afrophobia/Anti-Black racism in Europe.
Alumni Voices: Insights from International Graduates of UK Education 2024
We surveyed over 2,700 international graduates of a UK education in 2024 – find out what they told us about their study experience and their views of the UK.
Next Generation Iraq
Next Generation Iraq explores the aspirations, priorities and challenges experienced by one of the world’s youngest populations, engaging with over 1,200 Iraqi youths aged 18-30.
Next Generation Sudan
Next Generation Sudan explores the perceptions, aspirations and ambitions of young people in Sudan amidst conflict and at a pivotal juncture in the country’s history.