Social Inequality
During Challenges Online Week, students from across the world worked remotely on a group project to address an aspect of their Challenge. As part of their project, students created outputs including podcasts, social media campaigns, websites and apps and presented their work in the form of a video. The projects that the students produced in the Social Inequality Challenge are shown below
A campaign to raise the minimum wage to the actual living wage for all ages
Homework club for students who have been disadvantaged by the pandemic
A website to make information accessible for low-income students to encourage them to attend the university
Campaign and survey about victim blaming.
Website for start-ups and charities to help overcome inequalities when administering humanitarian aid
Exploring the misrepresentation of women in cinema from 1930 to 2020 on a blog and website
An app and website to unlearn patriarchal behaviour and educate on consent
Tackling global health inequalities, specifically for diabetes
An app for Uni students to map instances of sexual violence around Exeter and plot safer routes to take
Educating youths about why there are climate migrants and what we can do to help them
Research on the inequalities of the UN, international monetary fund and the world bank
Encouraging the university to decolonise the curriculum and review policies