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SUMMARY:Doubling Down Not Ducking Out: Why Co-production of Research Matters Now
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nLearning and recommendations from the two-year Co-Production Futures Inquiry on improving co-produced and participatory research in UK HE.\n\n\n\nJoin us for this online webinar\, where we’ll share our learning and sector-wide recommendations for improving the conditions for participatory and co-produced research in UK higher education. These insights draw on two years of collective intelligence gathering through the Co-Production Futures Inquiry. \n\nAbout the webinar \nIn the webinar\, we will reflect on our final report\, which draws on submitted evidence\, workshops\, discussions with co-researchers and academics\, a landscape review\, and deliberations with our Inquiry members to highlight: \n\nWhat ‘good’ co-production looks and feels like\nBrilliant work and institutional initiatives already underway\nOur strategies for change\nWhy participatory research is central to universities’ social value\nOur case for action and what each part of the system – co-researchers\, researchers\, professional services\, university leadership\, funders\, and government – can do next\n\nWe will share the joining link and more information via email closer to the time. \nWe hope you can join us!
URL:https://researchinvolvement.sites.er.kcl.ac.uk/event/doubling-down-not-ducking-out-why-co-production-of-research-matters-now/
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SUMMARY:MRC Public Partnerships in Research Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Be inspired by how public partnerships were embedded into an MRC research application and hear from a funding panel member about why this is important. \nIt is likely to be of most interest to researchers\, research office professional services staff supporting grant applications\, and the public involvement and engagement community. \n  \nPublic partnerships: Inside a successful MRC research application \n\nIn a nutshell: MRC Centre of Research Excellence (MRC CoRE) model\nPhilippa Hemmings\, Associate Director of Major Investments\, MRC\nWhy we use a maturity model for public partnerships\nGéraldine Clement-Stoneham\, Associate Director of Policy Information and Knowledge Management\, MRC\nPanel perspective: Insight into the vital role of public partnerships\nProfessor Marcus Munafò\, Deputy Vice-Chancellor & Provost\, University of Bath\nCase study: Inside a successful MRC CoRE application\nMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Restorative Neural Dynamics\nProfessor Peter Magill\, Director; Associate Professor Melanie Fleming\, Academic Lead for patient and public involvement; Shafaq Hussain-Ali\, Public partner \n\nHow one successful team built their application\nHow they mapped public involvement across maturity levels\nWhat meaningful\, equitable public partnerships looks like in practice\n\n\n\n\nQuestions to the panel\n\n  \nRegister in advance for this free webinar using this link \nFurther information can be found on Our public partnerships strategy webpages\, including examples of good practice for researchers.
URL:https://researchinvolvement.sites.er.kcl.ac.uk/event/mrc-public-partnerships-in-research-webinar-2/
CATEGORIES:Researchers,Training
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SUMMARY:Working in partnership with VCSE organisations in health research
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a half-day training for academics and researchers looking to collaborate with the VCSE sector! \n\n\n\n\nThe South East London VCSE sector is often a long-standing and trusted source of health and wellbeing support for individuals and families. It also plays a key role in addressing health inequalities\, supporting and advocating for the needs of local communities\, and typically provides essential services to the those who are most vulnerable and marginalised. Working collaboratively with VCSE organisations as equitable partners offers an important route to ethically engaging with communities in health research. \nThis one-day training will explore: \n\nWhat good community-led research and ethical community involvement looks like in practice\nThe benefits of partnership working with the VCSE across the research lifecycle\nDifferent types of relationships and models for partnership working\nThe principles for successful partnership working\nThe practical steps to develop partnerships.\n\nThis training has specifically been designed for academics and researchers working in health research who are keen to work more collaboratively with community organisations and communities in South East London. \nWorking in partnership with VCSE organisations in health research Tickets\, Thursday 29 October  •  9 AM – 12 PM | Eventbrite
URL:https://researchinvolvement.sites.er.kcl.ac.uk/event/working-in-partnership-with-vcse-organisations-in-health-research/
LOCATION:Tulse Hill Adventure Playground
CATEGORIES:Researchers,Training
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