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About us

updated on 04 Jul 2023
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The NCCPE is working to build an inclusive Higher Education sector where publics and communities can contribute to and benefit from knowledge, teaching and research.  

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Taking stock of Engaged Learning: How universities are supporting community-based and service-learning
Report and Case Studies August 2023
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Mini EDGE tool: Public
Do you involve the public in shaping your activity, and maximise opportunities for their involvement?
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Mini EDGE tool: Students
How are students involved and do they have opportunities contribute their expertise and energy?
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Mini EDGE tool: Staff
Do you ensure all staff - in academic and support roles - have opportunities to get involved?
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Mini EDGE tool: Recognition
How do you recognise and celebrate people’s involvement in public engagement?
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Mini EDGE tool: Learning
What opportunities do you provide for learning and reflection about high quality public engagement?
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Mini EDGE tool: Mission
Have you created a shared understanding of what engagement means and why it matters?
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Mini EDGE tool: Support
Do you co-ordinate and target your support for engagement, to foster innovation and good practice?
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Mini EDGE tool: Communication
Do you communicate consistent messages about engagement, and do so in an open, reciprocal way?

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Shameless! Festival of Activism Against Sexual Violence
Using activism, art, and academic research to challenge societal attitudes to sexual violence, and inspire action. A case study from Dr Rhea Sookdeosingh, Honorary Research Fellow at the School of [...]

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Applications for Engage Academy 2025 now open
After celebrating 10 years of Engage Academy earlier this year, we're delighted to open applications for the 2024-25 programme, with a deadline of 1 November 2025. If you're working to [...]
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Culture change for civic – what have we learned about effecting change?
For the opening plenary at CiviCon 2024, the NCCPE Co-director, Sophie Duncan chaired a panel discussion involving leaders in the sector, reflecting on the critical dimensions of embedding civic work.
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How our pioneering Engage programme is helping build capacity for engagement
The NCCPE and Liverpool John Moores University have successfully completed a pioneering five-month-long ‘Engage’ programme. As stage one comes to a close, Jackie Winchester, programme lead and NCCPE Senior Project [...]
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Watermark 2024 - applications now open
Applications are now open for the Engage Watermark 2024- 2025 at institutional or faculty level. The award is granted by the National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE) to higher [...]
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REF 2029: a framework for a Public Knowledge Service
REF 2029 could enable radical progress towards a more inclusive, open and engaged sector. Let’s not waste this opportunity, argue NCCPE Co-directors Sophie Duncan and Paul Manners
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Engage Fellowships
In our latest blog, NCCPE Co-director, Sophie Duncan, shares how and why we're launching Engage Fellowships.