Creative Methodologies: Exploring Equitable Voices in Research with Uniformed Public Services (Summer School)

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Join ARU's Centre of Excellence for Equity in Uniformed Public Services (CEEUPS) for their first summer school, where you can learn how to use creative methods focused on equitable research design within the uniformed public services.

This summer school is for scholars, PhD researchers, and practitioners with an interest in research, equity and fairness. The three-day event will cover a wide range of topics, approaches and methodologies focused on collaborative research and creative design. This includes:

  • Research design with practitioners and hearing voice
  • Recognising the strengths of professional expertise and curiosity in research
  • Creative methodologies
  • Collaborative research outputs for knowledge exchange and impact
  • Trauma-informed research
  • Innovation in knowledge dissemination
  • Doing research and considering impact as a practitioner.

CEEUPS will provide en-suite accommodation at ARU’s halls of residence on campus. Breakfast, lunch and snacks will also be provided for the duration of the Summer School. There will be a networking reception with drinks and light fare on one evening.

Attendees will also receive a certificate of attendance for the Summer School, as well as a CPD certificate for the Critical Inking workshop.

Registration will open soon. In the meantime, email [email protected] to register your interest and find out more about the Summer School.

About CEEUPS

CEEUPS is a UKRI-funded research centre focused on those who work in uniformed public services.

The strength of our Centre lies not only in its unique cross-service focus, but the diverse expertise and experience of our team. Our researchers and professional staff bring together a blend of inter-disciplinary perspectives and practical knowledge, with the inclusion of team members who have served as practitioners in uniformed services before transitioning to academic careers.

This combination of lived operational experience and rigorous research experience creates a distinctive capability to understand both the theoretical frameworks applicable to our research focus and the day-to-day realities that shape equity challenges across our services.

Our research themes are:

1. Culture and Diversity

2. The Employment Journey

3. Emotional Labor and Wellbeing

4. Change Process in Uniformed Public Services

Email [email protected] to register your interest