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Like many young people in the UK, young asylum seekers also hope to go to university to pursue a brighter future.

Back in April this year, 35 Sheffield Hallam University staff laced up their running shoes to tackle the gruelling Sheffield Half Marathon to raise money for the Hallam Fund.

The Residential Mentoring Programme is a peer-led support service for students staying in halls of residence and creates a supportive community for new students to the University.

Students at Hallam will be able to develop their critical thinking skills and broaden their professional networks through The Hallam Fund Career Mentoring Bursary.

The Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice research on forced labour

The Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice is a thought leader in the effort to address forced labour worldwide. We support community partners addressing modern slavery internationally and in the UK through our research, clinics, and consultation.

This report outlines the findings from an evaluation of the Skills for Effective Engagement, Development and Supervision2 (SEEDS2) training model rolled out by the Probation Service, written by Dr Jake Phillips, Sam Ainslie, Andrew Fowler, Dr Jennifer Rainbow and Dr Chalen Westaby

A project that critically assesses the processes through which Community Protection Notices are constructed, evidenced and monitored to regulate anti-social behaviour

Law, criminology and human rights students and staff from Sheffield Hallam University went to South Africa on a humanitarian two-week project with Africa’s Gift charity.

Mads B. Melskens Staberg, a lawyer based in Copenhagen, shared with us his thoughts on studying LLM International Sports Law in Practice at Sheffield Hallam University