The IDEA is a hub for impact, dissemination and engagement activities related to the None in Three Centre’s research. It’s at the heart of ensuring our work is grounded in, and makes a difference to, the real world.
The IDEA hub:
- develops and implements communication and visibility activities – using the arts, film, print, TV, radio and social media – to promote and inform the Centre’s work
- captures the impact of our reach
- provides a forum through which the public can engage with our researchers across the world
- shares information about our research and interventions for preventing gender-based violence
Latest News
Congratulations, Professor Paul Miller!
Ni3 is celebrating a major achievement of one of the Ni3 team. Professor Paul Miller, Co-Lead for Educational Leadership and Policy/Curriculum Development, has been appointed President of the Commonwealth Council for Educational Administration and Management (CCEAM).
Filling the vacuum: who will save multilateralism?
The None in Three (Ni3) Centre is delighted to welcome Visiting Professor Mikael Barfod to deliver a public lecture entitled ‘Filling the vacuum: who will save multilateralism?’ Professor Barfod is an EU Political Advisor who lectures on human rights and international development issues, as well as an International Advisory Group member for the None in Three Research Centre.
Calling All Women
If you’re a female survivor of Intimate Partner Violence aged 16-30 and living in the UK, we want to hear your story! As part of the @NoneinThree project’s aim to reduce Violence Against Women and Children we want to hear about your experiences.
Professor Adele Jones invited to speak at 34th Annual Meeting of the ISTSS
Professor Adele Jones, Co-Director of Ni3, has been invited to speak at the 34th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, 8-10 November 2018, in Washington, DC, USA.
Games Industry Biz Interview
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and has been since 1987. But despite the ongoing efforts of several organisations around the world, there are still victims suffering in silence that need to be reached.
JESSE roll out in St Lucia
In July, Professor Adele Jones and Dr Ena Trotman Jemmott visited St Lucia and met with the Chief and Deputy Education Officers from the Ministry of Education, who expressed their complete commitment to Jesse and stated that they wished to roll the game out across all schools in St Lucia.
AHRC – Design Research for Change Showcase
The AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council) mounted a Design Research for Change showcase, part of the London Design Fair, which took place in London 20 to 23 September. Out of more than 300 projects that had received funding from the research council, just 67 were chosen for the prestigious event and Ni3 was one of just 20 to be highlighted with its own exhibit.
Social justice leadership for academic, organizational and community sustainability
The None in Three (Ni3) Centre is delighted to welcome Visiting Professor Stephen Jacobson to deliver a public lecture entitled ‘Social justice leadership for academic, organizational and community sustainability in high need schools: Research evidence from three nations’. Professor Jacobson is a Distinguished Professor of Educational Leadership at University at Buffalo, State University of New York, Fulbright Scholar and member of the Ni3 International Advisory Group.
UTech provides platform for None in Three in Jamaica
Professor Adele Jones visited partner institution, UTech, Kingston Jamaica, to hold a series of meetings and participate in public engagement activities promoting the work of None in Three.
None in Three project starts major survey on child sex abuse
Psychologists at the University of Huddersfield will conduct a survey of up to 50,000 young people around the world in order to discover the extent to which victims of abuse begin to display mental health problems and psychopathic personality traits and how they can be halted.
The None in Three Centre is developing pro-social computer games
IT has been six months since the £4.5 million multi-disciplinary research centre None In Three opened at the University of Huddersfield and it has been a busy time for the researchers whose impact stretches worldwide.
Pen Portrait of Professor Adele Jones
The NCCPE has an international reputation for inspiring and supporting universities to engage with the public.
Invision Community reports on Ni3’s global expansion
Invision Community was created in January 2013 with the aim of providing games students and graduates with opportunities to build up and improve their CVs by offering valuable work experience journalism which they can take with them into their future careers.
You really must meet Jesse
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funds world-class, independent researchers in a wide range of subjects from history, archaeology, digital content, philosophy, languages, design, heritage, performing arts, and much more.
HUDCRES – Huddersfield Centre for Research in Education and Society
HudCRES is the research centre of the School of Education and Professional Development, and it is, by its very nature, multi-disciplinary. Our staff have a wide range of academic and practitioner backgrounds and the majority of the research we undertake is associated with one or more of our three inter-connected research groups – Policy, Pedagogy and Professional Identities. However, this issue features projects that involve us in collaboration reaching far beyond just ‘education’.
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Women around the world march against violence - live
Demonstrators gather for 80 events across 31 cities including London, Berlin and New York to protest violence against women and the gendered impact of austerity
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#Ni3Jamaica Persistent psychological effects of child sexual abuse by the clergy included depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and relationship and intimacy difficulties. - Goode, McGee & O’Boyle, 2003
#endchildsexualexploitation #endgbv @ChrisCaiken07 @utech @RoxanneHarvey5 https://t.co/TAsm0Qr52Y
#Ni3Jamaica Persistent psychological effects of child sexual abuse by the clergy included depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and relationship and intimacy difficulties. - Goode, McGee & O’Boyle, 2003
#endchildsexualexploitation #endgbv @ChrisCaiken07 @utech @RoxanneHarvey5 https://t.co/TAsm0Qr52Y
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Dont miss this public lecture by @MBarfodEU in the Bronte Theatre @HuddersfieldUni at 6pm. @NoneinThree @WeLoveResearch https://t.co/lQtUBJQZky
Dont miss this public lecture by @MBarfodEU in the Bronte Theatre @HuddersfieldUni at 6pm. @NoneinThree @WeLoveResearch https://t.co/lQtUBJQZky
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#Ni3India “ #metoo was a phrase originally used by Tarana Burke, an African-American civil rights activist who “wanted to do something to help women and girls of color who had also survived sexual violence.” (India Today, 2018) #MeTooIndia Article: https://t.co/2Pu6CotOGP
#Ni3India “ #metoo was a phrase originally used by Tarana Burke, an African-American civil rights activist who “wanted to do something to help women and girls of color who had also survived sexual violence.” (India Today, 2018) #MeTooIndia Article: https://t.co/2Pu6CotOGP