Shared Experience Workshop and the Impact of the Centre for Hidden Histories Research Projects
On 19th September 2016, academic and community participants in research projects funded by the Centre for Hidden Histories convened for a ‘Shared Experience Workshop’ at Derby Riverside Centre. The day was organised by Impact Fellow, Dr Larissa Allwork, Community Liaison Officer, Mike Noble and Prin...
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| description | On 19th September 2016, academic and community participants in research projects funded by the Centre for Hidden Histories convened for a ‘Shared Experience Workshop’ at Derby Riverside Centre. The day was organised by Impact Fellow, Dr Larissa Allwork, Community Liaison Officer, Mike Noble and Principle Investigator on the Centre for Hidden Histories project, Professor John Beckett. Participants presented their findings and discussed their experiences of working as part of an AHRC Connected Communities First World War Engagement Centre.
The specific focus of the day was the ‘impact’ of their projects or what the AHRC defines as, “…the ‘influence’ of research or its ‘effect on’ an individual, a community, the development of policy, or the creation of a new product or service. It relates to the effects of research on our economic, social and cultural lives.” Academic participants included Professor Jane Chapman (University of Lincoln), Professor Kurt Barling (Middlesex University), Professor Panikos Paniyi (Leicester DeMontfort University), Dr Tim Grady (University of Chester), Professor Paul Elliott (University of Derby) and Dr David Amos. Community group leaders represented included Judith Garfield MBE (Eastside Community Heritage), Alison Jones (Knockaloe & Patrick Visitor Centre), Anne Marie Curtis (St. Werburgh’s Great War Study Group) and David Stowe (‘In the Wrong Place at the Wrong Time’ project).
This project report considers some of the key impacts of the Centre for Hidden Histories academic/university partnerships. |
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| spelling | nottingham-394912020-05-04T18:16:20Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/39491/ Shared Experience Workshop and the Impact of the Centre for Hidden Histories Research Projects Allwork, Larissa On 19th September 2016, academic and community participants in research projects funded by the Centre for Hidden Histories convened for a ‘Shared Experience Workshop’ at Derby Riverside Centre. The day was organised by Impact Fellow, Dr Larissa Allwork, Community Liaison Officer, Mike Noble and Principle Investigator on the Centre for Hidden Histories project, Professor John Beckett. Participants presented their findings and discussed their experiences of working as part of an AHRC Connected Communities First World War Engagement Centre. The specific focus of the day was the ‘impact’ of their projects or what the AHRC defines as, “…the ‘influence’ of research or its ‘effect on’ an individual, a community, the development of policy, or the creation of a new product or service. It relates to the effects of research on our economic, social and cultural lives.” Academic participants included Professor Jane Chapman (University of Lincoln), Professor Kurt Barling (Middlesex University), Professor Panikos Paniyi (Leicester DeMontfort University), Dr Tim Grady (University of Chester), Professor Paul Elliott (University of Derby) and Dr David Amos. Community group leaders represented included Judith Garfield MBE (Eastside Community Heritage), Alison Jones (Knockaloe & Patrick Visitor Centre), Anne Marie Curtis (St. Werburgh’s Great War Study Group) and David Stowe (‘In the Wrong Place at the Wrong Time’ project). This project report considers some of the key impacts of the Centre for Hidden Histories academic/university partnerships. The University of Nottingham 2016-10-19 Monograph NonPeerReviewed Allwork, Larissa (2016) Shared Experience Workshop and the Impact of the Centre for Hidden Histories Research Projects. Project Report. The University of Nottingham, Nottingham. http://hiddenhistorieswwi.ac.uk/uncategorized/2016/10/shared-experience-workshop-shows-impact-of-centre-for-hidden-histories-research-projects/ |
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| title | Shared Experience Workshop and the Impact of the Centre for Hidden Histories Research Projects |
| title_full | Shared Experience Workshop and the Impact of the Centre for Hidden Histories Research Projects |
| title_fullStr | Shared Experience Workshop and the Impact of the Centre for Hidden Histories Research Projects |
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