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SUMMARY:QSIG Midday Talk: Co-designing storyboards of lived experience and setting research priorities to address dementia care inequities
DESCRIPTION:This session explores the opportunities and challenges of conducting research with LGBTQ+ people with lived experience of dementia\, an underserved population both in research and service provision. The session draws on a co-design project in which an academic team\, experts-by-experience\, and a visual artist collaborated as equal to produce research outputs. The underlying ethos was based on the principle of ‘to each their own (expertise)’\, principles for good practice. \nThe session will first introduce the concept of underserved communities\, based on NIHR definition. It will then illustrate why LGBTQ+ people experiencing dementia are an underserved population in research and service provision. Some of the distinct experiences and added challenges of LGBTQ+ people living with dementia will then be presented\, including multiple forms of stigma\, risks of social isolation\, impact of dementia on identity and relationships and inequity in dementia services. The session will then describe methodologically the three elements of a UCL-Grand-Challenges project that the team undertook\, comprising: 1. co-designed storyboards capturing lived experiences of dementia with LGBTQ+ community members; 2. Stakeholder workshops to set together research priorities for future LGBTQ+ dementia research; and 3. A final public dissemination and impact community event. The session will reflect on practical and methodological challenges\, such as funding constraints\, managing diverse perspectives\, safeguarding privacy\, and building trusted partnerships. \nAttendees will have an opportunity to hear both from the perspective of the academic team\, as well as one of the collaborators with lived experience. They will derive some reflective points and strategies on conducting inclusive\, community-engaged research with underserved populations. \nClick here for further details\, and please find the Teams link below. This will be sent out again a week before the event and on the day. You can also find a .ics calendar invite here. \n________________________________________________________________________________ \nMicrosoft Teams meeting \nJoin: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/349522643705513?p=HAv8wOcw4BpyADQIjv \nMeeting ID: 349 522 643 705 513 \nPasscode: C6t2jA9Q
URL:https://researchinvolvement.sites.er.kcl.ac.uk/event/qsig-midday-talk-co-designing-storyboards-of-lived-experience-and-setting-research-priorities-to-address-dementia-care-inequities/
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SUMMARY:The Interspace Series
DESCRIPTION:The Interspace Series\, from Elysium London\nElysium London is building The Inclusive Research Collaborative: infrastructure for inclusive and community-centred research that shifts power in research to communities. As part of a programme to build capability across the sector\, it has launched The Interspace Series\, a free\, open webinar series bringing communities and institutions into the same room to learn together. \nSession one (Wednesday 11th November\, 2pm – 3.30pm\, online): Defining inclusive and community-centred research: An overview of the sector context\, defining inclusive and community-centred research and their positions on power\, and the principles and terminology behind them\, and how they translate into practice.\nRegister for session one \nRead more about The Inclusive Research Collaborative and the series \nFollow the conversation on LinkedIn
URL:https://researchinvolvement.sites.er.kcl.ac.uk/event/the-interspace-series/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Elysium London":MAILTO:muhammed@elysium.london
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