The Cynefin Company’s Sensemaker technology – which is designed to foreground “the humans behind the stats” – could be coming to the city through a collaboration with Learn Sheffield. What is it and what might it mean for our decision making?
Elim Lau delves into Spring’s work in Conspiracyland exploring online hate and disinformation, ahead of Spring’s appearance at Festival of Debate in May.
The local food partnership's Good Food Movement is about supporting individuals, organisations and community projects to help influence Sheffield’s food systems for a brighter food future for all.
The question of whether nature should have rights is cropping up more in both public and political debate, in particular for the River Don. Where did this movement come from and what does nature having rights actually entail?
Sian Ellis
"I'm taking a lighter look at the darker side of life"
Peachzz
"Painting is a way I can invite nature back into urban spaces"
Amaia Moran
From neighbourhood activism to anthropologically-inspired design
Lauren Hall
“I animate frame by frame, which has a tactile and slightly wobbly feel to it”
The government remains in a state of inertia, despite a 31% increase in venues shutting for good and a proposed 120% jump in US visa fees for international artists.
The Russia-born, Slovenia-based 'stargaze' band chat about their blend of kraut techno and kosmische pop, the war in Ukraine and adapting to playing live as a duo, ahead of their Sheffield gig at Delicious Clam next month.
Sheffield GP Jack Czauderna explores a fascinating experiment from 100 years ago that turned how we think about health upside down – and that could sit alongside the NHS today.