Resources

An overview of UK funding sources for public engagement with research

The partnership cycle applies to all partnerships and provides a useful way to explore partnership development.

This briefing explores how public engagement funding and policy has evolved since its origins in the early 2000s, and identifies four overlapping phases.

This briefing describes the outcomes that can arise from engaging with the public. It offers a working model to explain how universities can create value through their public engagement.

Exploring ways of ‘making the case’ for engagement with the public.

This resource was developed by the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE) with and for environmental researchers and project staff, funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).

This briefing explores how public engagement can be embedded in university teaching and learning, providing high value educational experiences for students which involve learning in community settings.

This briefing explores how public engagement features in UK Knowledge Exchange policy. It looks in detail at the Knowledge Exchange Concordat (KEC) and the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF).

The NCCPE's Inclusion Advisory Group - Racial Equity is a group aimed at accelerating inclusion within engagement with research in the UK. The group formed in June 2023 and will [...]