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Digital Wildfire

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Luke Hutton (University of St. Andrews) and Helena Webb (University of Oxford) report back on a recent workshop that explored and debated the spread of provocative content on social media. As part of...

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Engage 2015

Engage 2015 – Reframing impact and strengthening relationships

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Charlotte Thorley, Executive Officer for Public Engagement at the Queen Mary University, London reflects on her experiences of the NCCPE Engage 2015 conference.

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The Clocktower at Attingham ©Sharon Clancy

Adult Education as Inspiration and Challenge – Revitalising Public Engagement: Learning from History

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In this blog, Sharon Clancy reflects on the lessons public engagement practitioners can learn from the rich traditions of adult education.

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Mapping Impact Together

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Gwen Dawe, Chairman of the National Research Committee, U3A reports back on a Mapping Impact Together event for the UK Community Partner Network.

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CAER HEDZ

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CAER Heritage Project community digs are nothing if not ground-breaking (no pun intended) but this time...

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Increasing participation from wherever you are

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Helen Graham (University of Leeds) and Rebecca Madgin (University of Glasgow), members of the Heritage Decisions Research Team, share key ideas from a recently completed Arts and Humanities Research...

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People like me

A revolutionary approach to engaging under-represented groups

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Professor Averil Macdonald (Non-executive Director of WISE: The Women in Science and Engineering Campaign & Diversity Lead for SEPnet: the South East Physics Network) talks to us about ‘People...

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Fare Exchange

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The UK Community Partner Network (UKCPN) is interested in exploring the different ways universities can pay and support people to get involved in working in partnership on projects and research.

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Should research(ers) get emotional?

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As part of the heart of engagement blog series, Professor of Interdisciplinary Environmental Research Mark Reed from Birmingham City University shares his thoughts on emotion in communicating...

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CAER Heritage project image

Not just a dig

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Last week I had the privilege of visiting the CAER Heritage Project in Cardiff. Many of you will know that the project won the overall prize in our public engagement with research competition last...

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