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Be inspired by stories of how our School changes lives and shapes futures. Are you sitting comfortably?

Huts in Uganda.

Mapping the way

How we're using geography to aid war-torn Northern Uganda's Major Limb Loss (MLL) victims.

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Teaching in poverty

We reveal how the current educational system impedes students from poorer backgrounds.

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What carbon counts?

Why the UK's impact on climate change may be vastly underestimated.

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Why austerity is gendered

Dr Sarah Marie Hall reveals how economic crises hit women hardest.

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