Tag: Centre for Culture Sport and Events
Call for Participation | Sport and Physical Activity policy, politics and practice in Scotland | Free CCSE webinar, April 22, 2026, 15:00–16:00 CEST
In this session David Meir and Kirsty Mackay will collaboratively outline previous and current policy approaches to reducing physical inactivity. David will share his research findings from his recent Scottish Parliament Fellowship that explored barriers and potential policy solutions to physical inactivity. David will also present recent research findings regarding intersectional inequalities, developing inclusive environments, implementing a systems-based approach to policy enactment and analysing policy through different frameworks e.g., the sociology of luck.
Call for Participation | “Menstruation in Sport: Unpacking menstrual knowledges and stigma”, CCSE Talk | Free online seminar, April 30, 2025, 4:30pm CEST
The Centre for Culture, Sport and Events at the University of the West of Scotland is pleased to announce our next FREE ONLINE SEMINAR, which will take place on the 30th of April at 4:30pm CEST. The theme for this seminar is “Menstruation in Sport: Unpacking menstrual knowledges and stigma”, featuring Dr Petra Kolić and Agatha Gibbons.
Call for Participation | “Inclusive events: gender, placemaking & human-environmental relationships”, CCSE Talk | Free online seminar, February 26, 2025, 2–3pm CET
CCSE Talks is back, and our first free online seminar for 2025 will be on Wednesday 26th of February from 1-2pm (GMT). Our two speakers, Barbara Grabher an Nourhan Bassam will talk on the theme “Inclusive events: gender, placemaking & human-environmental relationships”.
Call for Participation | CCSE ONLINE TALKS: “Places and Spaces: the relationship between leisure, physical spaces and movement” | September 25, 2024, 14:00–15:00 CEST
The Centre for Culture, Sport and Events at the University of the West of Scotland is delighted to launch its Online Seminar Series – CCSE TALKS. This inaugural talk, featuring Louise Platt and Jeremy Hawkins, presents an exciting online event: “Places and Spaces: the relationship between leisure, physical spaces and movement”. Join up for a discussion on how our surroundings impact our leisure activities and physical movements. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation!
