British Council November updates
New reports
Next Generation Brazil: Next Generation Brazil is part of the British Council’s global youth Next Generation research series. Drawing on a large-scale survey of over 3,200 young people across all regions, in-depth interviews, and focus groups with marginalised communities, the report explores what matters most to Brazil’s youth.
Understanding the impact of transnational education: insights from UK TNE alumni: This is a global study capturing views of individuals who have experienced UK TNE across over 70 countries. The study reveals the substantial impact of UK TNE on graduates and on the local environments where they live and work.
Human-Nature: Relations, Resilience, Reciprocity report. This report guides creative practitioners, researchers, as well as civil society and cultural organisations collaborating with Indigenous communities on research, artistic or cultural projects in Malaysia. It aims to strengthen creative and ethical approaches to climate action by fostering collaboration between artists, researchers, and communities.
Highlighting British Council research
A new British Council digital ‘brochure’ was launched at the end of October, showcasing British Council research. The first edition was aimed at the Going Global conference (higher education specialists) last month.
New episodes of Our World, Connected podcast
S3E02 of Our World, Connected Bridging worlds: dialogue, diplomacy and the soft power of culture, featuring the Brazilian Ambassador to the UK, Ambassador Patriota.