An introduction to co-produced research

Join Brigstow and Hannah Mumby for a workshop to explore how to use co-produced approaches in research.

Date: Wednesday 18 November, 12:30 pm - 3 pm
Location: Online via Zoom

Interested in finding out more about co-produced research? This interactive workshop is open to anyone who would like to learn more, including researchers from within and beyond the University of Bristol, artists, community groups and organisations, and academic staff from any discipline.

The session will start promptly at 12.30pm with an introduction, followed by interactive activities led by Hannah. Together, we will explore what co-production is and how its core principles can be applied in a research context. There will be a short break midway through the workshop, which will finish at 3.00pm. There will also be plenty of opportunities to ask questions throughout the session.

About the facilitator
Hannah Mumby is an artist and creative facilitator based in Exeter. She creates reflective spaces that help teams explore and learn from the complexities of collaborative work. Hannah specialises in co-production and uses inclusive facilitation techniques alongside The Co-Production Oracle, an interactive tool she co-created with the University of Exeter to support conversations about the realities of co-produced research.

Register to attend online.