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Involving marginalised groups in research – networking event
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ARC NENC Inequalities and Marginalised Communities Theme
Involving marginalised groups in research – networking event
Wednesday 23 November, 2022
This event has now ended. You can view the speakers list and download the presentations and posters that were shared, below.
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Public involvement and community engagement
- ARC NENC PICE and launch of the NIHR Community Engagement toolkit (Felicity Shenton, Public Involvement & Community Engagement Manager at ARC NENC)
- Supporting partnerships between VCSE organisations and researchers for the purpose of health and wellbeing research (Greta Brunskill, VONNE – Voluntary Organisations Network North East)
- ARC Public Advisory Network (Steven Takunda)
- Participatory action research philosophy to co-create a research proposal (Dr Karen Morris, University of Cumbria)
Learning disabilities
- Creative Health Awareness Training (The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Company)
- Does everyone get to steer the steering group? Shared project experiences from HOME: HOusing instability for people with a learning disability in NENC: understanding systeMs through knowledge Equality (Dr Simon Hackett, Newcastle University)
- A slice of PICE: A reflection on implementing PICE with people with learning disability (Dr Dale Metcalfe, Northumbria University)
Multiple and complex exclusions
- Co-creating research on multiple disadvantage and health (Professor Sheena Ramsay, Newcastle University and Joanne Kennedy, Expert by Experience)
- Access to health and social support services for women with multiple and complex needs – an intersectional analysis (Joanne McGrath, Northumbria University)
- Joined up Northeast: LGBTQIA+ and experience of multiple exclusion, discrimination or being overlooked (Mark Adley, Newcastle University)
- Health Inequalities in the age of Covid 19: Towards fairer health for disadvantaged communities (including those of Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds (Vicki Harris, Connected Voice Haref)