Preservative Party

The Power of Trust: Creating Safe Spaces in Participatory Research Whose Power? · Episode

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Tune in to hear more about how we've worked to maintain an environment where all members of the Preservative Party can bring their own experiences and interests to research

#WhosePower #WhosePowerPod #collaboration #research #youthcurators #participation #cocuration #ResearchPodcasts

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Ep 1: the 'Power of Trust' Lauren & Rahesa, two of our mentors, along with Jordan Keighley, Youth Engagement Curator at Leeds City Museum & facilitator of the Pres Party, chatted about how to create environments where young people can participate, engage and create new knowledge 2/

🚨 Podcast Alert 🚨

Episode 1 of our second series of the #WhosePowerPod is out now!

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#whosepowerpodcast #whosepowerpod #whosepower #participatoryresearch #youthcurators #museums #collaboration

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We are grateful to our funders and all of our collaborators Research Podcasts, Christine Garrington, Krissie Brighty-Glover, Abigail Harrison Moore, HELIX@Leeds, University of Leeds, Izzy Bartley and so many more...

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This project has been supported with funding from the Research England Participatory Research Fund 2024-25.

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Join us in this series as our mentors, Lauren, Tae and Rahesa join Abigail to lead open and honest conversations about participatory research with their guests and Preservative Party members.

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Tonight we are excited to launch the trailer for series 2 of the #WhosePowerPodcast

Our first episode will drop on streaming platforms next Thursday!

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Image shows a tall whiteboard with the words whose power series 2 production office written on it

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@presparty.bsky.social @professorabigail.bsky.social @researchpodcasts.bsky.social

Something exciting is happening over the next couple of days with Pres Party 👀 keep an eye on our feed for some clues... @professorabigail.bsky.social @researchpodcasts.bsky.social

The power of participatory podcasts as a research method Instead of seeing podcasting as an alternative output, producing a series with a group of youth curators helped Abigail Harrison Moore and Lauren Theweneti understand how significant it can be for par...

The co-production of a podcast series with a group of youth curators helped two historians understand how powerful it can be for participatory #research. Find out how on #THECampus: www.timeshighereducation.com/campus/power... #highered #academicsky #history

Episode 5 reminds us of our work with @presparty.bsky.social

"This story of co-production offers important lessons for researchers, policy makers, and communities, showing how consulting historically excluded groups can lead to higher quality research and more meaningful outcomes for everyone"