Support for events and activities
Awards of up to £1000 are available for such events that contribute to the HSA’s core aims
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Support and Endorsement of Activities and Events
Introduction
The HSA recognises that supporting and endorsing events and activities that contribute to its aims is a primary function for the Association and that this represents an important and effective utilisation of our resources. The HSA is therefore committed to providing appropriate support and endorsement where possible to further its aims. In 2011 we established a scheme for individuals to apply for HSA support or endorsement for their events.
The next deadline for applications is: 15 November 2020
We particularly encourage applications from early career researchers or for activities and events which support early career researchers. The lead applicant must be a current HSA member and the maximum amount available is usually £1000. The applications are assessed by a sub-committee of the HSA Executive Committee. Applications must be submitted using the official application form in order to be considered. Please also read our policy and procedures for supporting events before application. For further information or to informally discuss an application, please contact our Events and Bursaries Officer. To find out who currently holds this position, please visit our Committee Page.
Supported Events
The scheme has supported a number of events including:
2019
Craig Gurney and Jenny Hoolachan (Cardiff University) and Kim McKee (University of Stirling): Reconceptualising housing tenure (HSCT seminar series), December 2019
Neil Gray (University of Glasgow) and Sonja Coquelin (Living Rent Tenant's Union): Rent and its discontents - tenant mobilisation against housing crisis, October 2019
Tom Moore (Liverpool University): UK & Ireland Planning Research Conference, September 2019
Jenny Preece and Emma Bimpson (CaCHE): The social responsibilities of landlords, June 2019
2018
Jenny Galbraith and Emma Harrison (University of Stirling): Doing housing research: methods and reality, November 2018
Kim McKee (University of St Andrews): The impact of the UK Immigration Act on housing and public services, June 2018
Simon Williams (University of Leeds): Research users in social housing (RUSH) – joining together and promoting the value of social housing research, April 2018
2017
Rowland Atkinson (University of Sheffield): The public’s housing: Property and Social Justice Network, June 2017
2016
Jenny Harris: Tackling the homelessness crisis in Bristol, held by Caring in Bristol, November 2016
Joe Crawford (University of St Andrews): Housing issues in Scotland, November 2016
2015
Tom Moore (University of Sheffield): Generation Rent symposium, Sheffield, February 2015
Chris Foye (University of Reading): Symposium on housing and wellbeing, January 2015
2014
Jennifer Hoolachan (University of Stirling): Early career symposium on 'home in transition', Stirling, November 2014
Martin Field (University of Northampton): Seminar on coalition approaches to and supply and housing delivery, Northampton, October 2014
2013
Tom Moore (University of St Andrews): Symposium on new solutions for housing and regeneration: communities, ownership and mutuality, St Andrews, July 2013
Rachel Danemann (University of Stirling): Housing Statistics Network symposium, York, April 2013
2012
Richard Dunning (University of Sheffield): Early career symposium on: Localism: an opportunity for home building and community cohesion, Sheffield, May 2012
2011
John Flint (University of Sheffield): Launch of Flint, J. and Raco, M. (Eds): The Future of Sustainable Cities (Bristol: Policy Press), Sheffield, November 2011