I research slang to help solve gang crime – and it's clear how little politicians understand To understand young people’s intentions, authorities have to get to grips with the slang they use to… Art & Culture
Refugee Week: How King's is responding Displacement, forced migration and continuing conflict in regions across the globe, remain one of… Society
Building the risk out of the city How do we protect cities and their citizens from extreme flooding, earthquakes or landslides? The… Technology & Science Society
Spotlight on... India India is a vibrant and ever-growing country. From the Golden Triangle to the Himalayas and Kerala's…
Can financial incentives equalise access to India's healthcare? In 2007, the Indian Government introduced a National Health Insurance Scheme, aimed at providing… Health Society
Solving the gender pay gap The introduction of gender pay gap reporting has highlighted the continued gap in pay between men… Society
How rap is empowering young women in India A group of young women in Delhi hit the headlines recently when they created a music video about…
We're all influenced by people in our networks – how to make this a force for good As the social and economic divides between groups grow ever wider, and social mobility declines, the… Society Technology & Science
Study shows how school textbooks in Germany and England present Europe in entirely different ways New research finds that the way Europe is depicted in some English and German secondary-level… Society
Bringing child care from Afghanistan to King's Care for women and babies differ greatly between the UK and countries affected by war. Professor…
Being 'left behind' as a child negatively affects health Being separated from your child is unthinkable for most parents but for many, long-term separation… Society Health
Could healers help to improve human rights in Ghana? Despite passing laws to ban the use of physical restraints on people with mental health problems,… Health
