Submission #30

Degrees of Belonging: The (Un)Homely University

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2024

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Degrees of Belonging' was a year-long co-produced project, working with approximately 10 doctoral students of colour to better understand their experiences of mental health and belonging within academia as members of a historically under-represented group.

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