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Professor Kevin Dunion spoke to BBC Radio Scotland about the Scottish Government’s response its own Access to Information Rights consultation.
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Chairing the Holyrood Freedom of Information Annual Conference 2023
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The Centre for Freedom of Information was invited to contribute to the Maastricht University’s Environmental Law Lecture Series.
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This year’s conference theme: Impact: Changing Lives Through Freedom of Information was held in August at the University of Dundee
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Sean Whittaker's presentation to the Centre for Law and the Environment
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Presentation to the Scottish Public Information Forum
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Interview with the United Nations Convention Against Corruption Coalition
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Chairing the Holyrood Freedom of Information Annual Conference 2022
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Providing evidence to the Scottish Government on Brexit and the Aarhus Convention
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Delegates were discussing legislation, practice, and culture surrounding freedom of information in Scotland
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Dr Sean Whittaker and Professor Colin Reid presented at the Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference
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Find out why Fiona recommends Dundee, and not just for what you can gain academically
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Reece shares his experience of the Creating Public Information Comics Upskilling course, where it’s taken him and what he has planned next.
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University of Dundee researchers have won a Generations Working Together Award for a project that brought together an intergenerational group of LGBTQ+ people to discuss their experiences and perspectives
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Alex explains how his interest in the connection between reading and mental wellbeing was sparked during his time at Dundee
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The School of Humanities and the Scottish Centre for Global History are delighted to welcome Professor Sanjay Sharma
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Song of the Sevens, by Dr Heather Yeung, has been chosen as a Scottish Poem of the Year 2020
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With a prominent research-intensive School of Art & Design and research strengths in Humanities, we have a long history of research in collaboration with the creative industries, locally, nationally and internationally in a number of ways.
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Everyone in the School of Humanities was devastated to hear of the death of our much-loved colleague and friend, Eddie Small