Join Sprint researchers who have been investigating the role of access to nature in managing mental health and wellbeing in secondary schools, and some of the teachers and students who have contributed their insights to the research.

A facilitated workshop on navigating the tradeoffs, tensions, and possibilities of land-based and industrial carbon removal projects.

This half-day event will explore how we can best ensure that robust science is translated into practical tools for policy professionals through a keynote lecture by Professor Rachael Garrett, an interactive forum, posters showcasing Sprint research, and insights from Agile’s programme research team.

Join us for an information session online on 22nd October where our Deputy Director Pete Barbrook-Johnson and Programme Manager Rachel Hayman will answer your questions about the Autumn 2024 Sprint Call.

This webinar will launch a new discussion document from the Agile Initiative exploring the relationship between environmental knowledge, policy and the public.

This webinar will launch a new discussion document from the Agile Initiative exploring the relationships between environmental research, its use in policy, and the related trends for research to be impact focussed and co-produced with decision makers.

Gain best practice insights on leading and managing a rapid, policy-relevant interdisciplinary Sprint while supporting researcher career development.

Discover how interdisciplinarity is conceptualised in the Agile Initiative and how to manage it effectively in an Agile Sprint. 

Learn about effective strategies for continuous co-design of your research with key stakeholders for policy-oriented impact.

Learn how equality impact assessments (EIAs) can enhance your interdisciplinary policy-led research by helping you integrate diversity and inclusion considerations in your research project.