This annual webinar hosts a range of guest speakers who discuss the importance of research and how it can impact our communities.
We all hear the term research, but it is often difficult to define what it means for each individual as it is so broad. In this webinar, speakers will provide clear examples of how they have applied research on small and large scales and its impact on local people's lives. These examples have been applied in local authority, voluntary, community, social enterprise organisations, and university settings. These research projects often happen across all as part of a collaborative approach and involve the public.
No prior knowledge or experience with research is necessary to watch the webinar; we encourage anyone curious to watch and learn!
Guest Speakers Include:
Professor Sir Michael Marmot will demonstrate how the Institute of Health Equity research work is making a difference.
Sue Frossell, Director of Coventry HDRC, will host a discussion around the work that has been carried out as a result of previous feedback
Cllr Kamran Caan and Dr Allison Duggal, Director of Public Health and Wellbeing, explains why research is so important and the impact it can have on our communities
Dr Christine Grant, Coventry University, talks about assessing the lived experience of disabled and/or neurodivergent remote workers
Emma Austin, CELC, and Tara Mulqueen, University of Warwick, promote the importance of early intervention and understanding local needs
Sinead Ouillon, Director of Research Development Coventry University, showcases the Citizen Social Science course and the benefits of upskilling members of the public
Dr Nathan Hodson, Warwick Medical School, delivers How We Used Participatory Research to Develop the Pause Parenting App
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