Hello
I think this is an excellent idea - rap and music is a fantastic way to hook an often difficult to reach age group into science.
You may wish to flag for inspiration the Canadian artist Baba Brinkman (www.babasword.com) who writes and performs rap on a range of subjects, many of which have a science angle. I saw his superb show 'The Rap Guide to Evolution' at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2009 and was completely bowled over by his hugely intelligent take on science and street culture. Although sometimes controversial, he certainly gets you thinking - which is, I guess, what rap is all about.
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> The joint winners are Aarti and Jyoti Sehdev for their "Epic Chemistry" rap, and
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> Hi there
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> Does anyone know of any engagement work in construction that goes beyond
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> what they are doing and any evaluation?
>
> We are doing a study for the Equality and Human Rights Commission on the
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> Any useful contributions will be gathered into the report due in Spring.
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> We are holding a charity open day at the BHF at the beginning of Feb and the
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> Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2011 12:18:58 +0000
> From: Lesley Paterson <[log in to unmask]>
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>
>
> Hi Jan
>
> Ingenious (The Royal Academy of Engineering's pubic engagement with
> engineering scheme) has funded two really interesting 'engaging with
> construction' projects. Further details below. If you'd like contact details of the
> project managers - do let me know and I can drop you an email off-line.
>
> Redbird Media: "New Haven: Access All Areas"
> This project is designed to stimulate debate about discrimination and
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> With best wishes
>
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>
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> Hi there
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> Does anyone know of any engagement work in construction that goes beyond
> building bridges / ambassador work / simple site visits? Who is doing it,
> what they are doing and any evaluation?
>
> We are doing a study for the Equality and Human Rights Commission on the
> cost benefit analysis of equality and diversity in Construction and we
> want to look at outreach and engagement of diverse groups and also
> corporate social responsibility. Most of what I have come across has been
> fairly traditional and the companies and intermediaries that take part in
> ambassador programmes are quite traditional in what they do. Even if you
> have come across stuff that is non UK we are looking for good practice.
>
> Any useful contributions will be gathered into the report due in Spring.
>
> Many many thanks
>
> Jan
>
>
> Jan Peters PhD
> Director, Katalytik Ltd
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> Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2011 13:02:27 -0000
> From: Jan Peters <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Re: Engagement and construction
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> Hi Leslie
>
>
>
> Thanks I'll check these out.
>
>
>
> Jan
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> Hi Jan
>
>
>
> *Ingenious* (The Royal Academy of Engineering's pubic engagement with
> engineering scheme) has funded two really interesting 'engaging with
> construction' projects. Further details below. If you'd like contact details
> of the project managers - do let me know and I can drop you an email
> off-line.
>
> *Redbird Media: "New Haven: Access All Areas"*
>
> This project is designed to stimulate debate about discrimination and
> accessibility, through the production of a challenging video-based resource
> on disability and integration developed by engineers working with disabled
> people.The project brings together engineers from leading civil engineering
> consultancies Kellog Brown Root and Upton McGougan, and three local
> authorities (Hampshire County Council; Surrey County Council and Mole Valley
> Council), The Freewheelers Theatre Company, the BAFTA winning Redbird
> Media
> company and a Saatchi copywriter.
>
> *Bright Space: "Future Vision"*
>
> Inspired by the ambitious development of the Library of Birmingham, and the
> internationally acclaimed Dutch architects Mecanoo Architecten, this project
> will invite four Birmingham schools to work with professional engineers and
> architects, supported by engineering undergraduates, to help them design
> their own libraries and theatres of the future.
>
>
>
> With best wishes
>
>
>
> Lesley
>
>
>
>
>
> Dr Lesley Paterson
>
> Head of Communications and Engagement
>
> The Royal Academy of Engineering
>
> 020 7766 0684
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> Hi there
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>
>
> Does anyone know of any engagement work in construction that goes beyond
>
> building bridges / ambassador work / simple site visits? Who is doing it,
>
> what they are doing and any evaluation?
>
>
>
> We are doing a study for the Equality and Human Rights Commission on the
>
> cost benefit analysis of equality and diversity in Construction and we
>
> want to look at outreach and engagement of diverse groups and also
>
> corporate social responsibility. Most of what I have come across has been
>
> fairly traditional and the companies and intermediaries that take part in
>
> ambassador programmes are quite traditional in what they do. Even if you
>
> have come across stuff that is non UK we are looking for good practice.
>
>
>
> Any useful contributions will be gathered into the report due in Spring.
>
>
>
> Many many thanks
>
>
>
> Jan
>
>
>
>
>
> Jan Peters PhD
>
> Director, Katalytik Ltd
>
> Science Media Fellow, Radio 4 Woman's Hour 1990
>
>
>
> T: 0797 4011278
>
> E: [log in to unmask]
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> Subject: Invitation to an evening networking event: 'Crossing Bridges: connect
> and collaborate and shape your own future' on Wednesday 2nd February 2011
> at 6pm
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> Invitation to an evening networking event: 'Crossing Bridges: connect and
> collaborate and shape your own future' on Wednesday 2nd February 2011 at
> 6pm
>
> *Sorry for any cross posting *
>
>
>
> WES is hosting its first event, with Women in Architecture and
> womenintechnology.co.uk kindly supported by the IET
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>
> Our key note speaker will be *Sue
> Stockdale<http://conference.wes.org.uk/content/sue-stockdale>
> * who will share the highs and lows of her expedition team crossing the
> Greenland Ice Cap
>
> where she learned about collaboration, teamwork and how you can
> understand
> and influence others by getting to know yourself.
>
> It should give you the perfect start to 2011 and help you to consider and
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> WES is also delighted to be announcing the 2010 Karen Burt Award winner for
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>
>
> With best wishes on behalf of the team
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>
> Jan
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> *Jan Peters*
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> *President, Women's Engineering Society (WES)*
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