Academicians and other social scientists are being invited to Regional Roadshows which will bring the Campaign to the social science community.
These events provide an opportunity to discuss the Campaign's aims and strategies and the various ways in which all social scientists can help. These are normally lunchtime events, hosted by local universities wanting to show their support for the Campaign. They include formal presentations on the Campaign and its progress plus ample opportunity for Questions and Answers and lively discussion. Key members of the Academy and Campaign and Appeal Boards are present at each Roadshow.
We would like to encourage ALL social scientists to attend. Please spread the word amongst your friends and colleagues.
Forthcoming Roadshows
Watch this space for details.
Forthcoming Events
21 May 2012
The Art of Political Influencing Seminar
British Academy of Management, London
The Campaign for Social Science are pleased to announce a new seminar “The Art of Political Influencing”. The seminar has been developed to help Learned Societies understand about the nature of political influence and how social scientists can have an impact by engaging in government Consultations, Select Committees and Inquiries. Participants will have the opportunity of learning from the experience of fellow Learned Societies and there will be question and answer sessions throughout the day.
Speakers include:
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Costs: Each Learned Society signed up as a Campaign supporter is entitled to one free place. Non campaign supporters and additional places will cost £50 per person. We expect this seminar to be very popular and early booking is advised. BOOK YOUR PLACE NOW!
Past Roadshows - Visit our facebook page for photos
2 May 2012 - Campaign for Social Science Roadshow at the University of Kent
15 March 2012 - Campaign Roadshow at the University of East Anglia
17 November - South West Regional Roadshow at the University of Bath
13 October - One-day conference: The riots of summer 2011, Gresham College
11 October - University Futures: A public discussion, University of East London
1 September - Scotland Meeting at Glasgow Caledonian University
1 September - Scotland Meeting at the University of Edinburgh
27 June - London and South East Region: University College, London
24 June - East Anglia Region: at the University of Essex
16 June - Wales Region: at Cardiff University
25 May - Scotland Region: at the University of Aberdeen
19 May - East Midlands Region: at the University of Leicester
16 May - West Midlands Region: at the University of Warwick
9 February - Yorkshire and Humber area: at the University of Sheffield
8 February - North West Region: at the University of Liverpool
3 February - North East Region: at Northumbria University
Check the News page for reports from events as they happen.
The launch event on 20th January was aimed specifically at politicians, civil servants, opinion formers and influencers. This was an initial opportunity to engage key influencers and decision makers in dialogue about the social sciences.