Researcher Toolkit: Working with the Media for Arts and Humanities Researchers “This guide aims to give an introduction to the ways in which arts and humanities researchers can engage with the media. The need to demonstrate the value of publicly-funded…
Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is an increasingly popular approach. Whilst many of the ethical challenges are common to social research generally (informed consent, anonymity, issues of ownership of data and findings), there are many distinctive ethical challenges when communities and…
The deadline is fast approaching to apply for a place on the AHRC Engaging with Government programme, previously advertised on this blog last month. The Engaging with Government programme is a three day course which will take place in February 2013…
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) has launched a new programme, ‘Engaging with Government,’ for early career researchers (ECRs) in the arts and humanities. The Engaging with Government programme is a three day course designed to provide an insight into the policy…