Journal of Creative Research Methods

📢 Call for Contributions is open for #ICRMC 2026! Find out more here: creativeresearchmethods.com

We're also excited to announce the ICRMC 2026 keynotes: Ranjita Dhital and Alastair Roy — ready to spark debate and inspire new ways of thinking.

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How can speculative fiction become a research method? This new article explores four approaches: close reading existing sci-fi, analysing how stories influence real policies, inviting participants to write their own futures, and researchers creating speculative narratives.
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We accept submissions of: Creative, qualitative, quantitative, or multi-modal research; Creative arts-based research; Creative digital research; Creative research using transformative research frameworks; Creative adaptations of existing methods. Journal of Creative Research Methods cover art.

Are you interested in creative research design? Then we are the journal for you!
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The Journal of Creative Research Methods brings together contributions that: Explore creative research design. Ask questions about how research can be done creatively. Use Creative forms of data analysis. Ask how research can be creatively disseminated and shared for impact, knowledge exchange, and social transformation.

Have you read the 1st issue of the Journal of Creative Research Methods? It’s free until the end of the year!
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Journal of Creative Research Methods: An indispensable tool for researchers and teachers across all sectors looking to develop their understanding and use of creative research methods.

Have you heard of the Journal of Creative Research Methods? We’re a forum for researchers, practitioners and teachers to share the latest innovations and applications of a wide range of creative methods bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/jcrm
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How do researchers study experiences that are "too shattering to put into words"? MAshNup method uses art-making, metaphor analysis, and narrative techniques to help participants explore di... How do researchers study experiences that are "too shattering to put into words"? MAshNup method uses art-making, metaphor analysis, and narrative techniques to help participants explore difficult ex...

And very excitingly, we have our first VIDEO ABSTRACT! You can hear from lead author Sarah Tracey here: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

How do researchers study experiences that are "too shattering to put into words"? MAshNup method uses art-making, metaphor analysis, and narrative techniques to help participants explore difficult experiences in ethical, sensitive ways.

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We had a great time toasting the launch of JCRM at the #ICRMC reception last night 🧁

Looking forward to more inspiring sessions and conversations today!

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Excited to see our new M4C paper out in a brand new journal #JCRM

'Creative reflections on research practice: insights from the Methods Zoo'

Exploring methods-as-animals with @amycbarron.bsky.social @msrodekirchen.bsky.social @drallyb.bsky.social @smhall.bsky.social @profalibrowne.bsky.social

Don't miss out on our lucky dip at #ICRMC! Grab a bag from our stand for a chance to win a 1-year subscription to the journal 🎁

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How do three scholars from different disciplines end up co-editing a creative methods journal? Our launch editorial traces the unexpected paths that led Sophie, Harriet, and Su-ming from conventional research to methodological innovation.

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Looking for something to read as you travel to #ICRMC2025? 🚆 🚴‍♂️ 🚌
Take a look at the first ever issue of the Journal of Creative Research Methods!
Did we mention it’s free to read? ❤️
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The future of research is creative, collaborative, and boundary-breaking! From speculative fiction to visual data storytelling, this groundbreaking collection showcases how creative approaches are transforming research across disciplines!

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The future of research is creative, collaborative, and boundary-breaking! From speculative fiction to visual data storytelling, this groundbreaking collection showcases how creative approaches are transforming research across disciplines!

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Journal of Creative Research Methods. We accept submissions of: Creative, qualitative, quantitative, or multi-modal research; Creative arts-based research; Creative digital research; Creative research using transformative research frameworks; Creative adaptations of existing methods.

📣 Coming soon: The Journal of Creative Research Methods📣
We’re a home for researchers who are thinking, questioning, or approaching research in a creative way 💡
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Geographies of creativity/creative geographies. "Whether it’s the capacity to create new places out of old, or new spatial relations where none existed before, or to create beautiful things – artworks, writing, architecture, music, dance – in places and across spaces, creativity seems almost too fundamental to focus on. But what are the spatialities of creativity? The geographies of creative practice – how artwork sustains globalised flows of money for example, or how music reshapes buildings and bodies, or how creative writing nurtures geopolitics – are sometimes hard to theorise and bear witness to. Yet creative practice is crucial both to physical processes and to human experiences: we need to understand it. More fundamentally, if there sometimes seems to be too little creativity in our habitually over-consuming world, how do geographers become more creative? Is 21st-century geography a truly creative discipline? At a time when our world really needs a creative vision, to deal with new challenges in new ways, this conference theme asks for nothing less than a creative re-visioning of our discipline." Patricia Noxolo, University of Birmingham, UK.

Loving the theme of this year’s #RGS2025!
If you are using creative methods for geography research we are the journal for you!

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Mobile Methods in Social Research This webinar was organised by QUEST (Qualitative Expertise at Southampton) in collaboration with the National Centre for Research Methods, the South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership and Work Futur

Mobile methods in social research. Watch RuthBartlett talking about walking interviews. @sadierockliffe.bsky.social on swim-along interviews. And GabrielleLynch on shared car journeys. Amazing creative researchers! Thanks @ncrm.ac.uk

🔥 25 days until #ICRMC2025!
Be part of a global community exploring creative ways to do and share research — in Manchester & online.
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🔥 25 days until #ICRMC2025!

Be part of a global community exploring creative ways to do and share research — in Manchester & online.

🎟 Final tickets here: creativeresearchmethods.com

#ICRMC2025 #CreativeResearch #ResearchMethods #AcademicConference

🎨 Interested in creative research methods?

@crmethodsjnl.bsky.social is welcoming submissions for their second issue.

This could be a great fit for researchers using creative, participatory, or arts-based methods in voluntary sector research.

🗓️ Deadline: October 2025
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ICRMC is nearly here!

Just 40 days until #ICRMC2025 lands in #Manchester & online.

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The Journal of Creative Research Methods is accepting submissions for our second issue (deadline: October 2025).

We welcome innovative work covering creative methods at ALL stages of research!

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ISSUE ONE COMING SEPTEMBER 2025!

Also, submissions for the second issue are welcome - closing date October. Come on #CreativeResearchMethods people - this is your journal, support it! #CRMethods #acwri #AcademicBlueSky 👇

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Journal Of Creative Research Methods The Journal of Creative Research Methods is a space for the creative research methods community; it publishes critical and engaged work on creative research methods and welcomes contributions from aut...

This looks to be an excellent new journal from @bupjournals.bsky.social, edited by @sumingkhoo.bsky.social, Harriet Shortt, @sophierwoodward.bsky.social, consulting editor @drhelenkara.bsky.social
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An impressionist painting by Arthur Streeton showing a sweeping view of the Hawkesbury River valley in New South Wales. The river glimmers in bands of blue and gold beneath a pale sky, flanked by trees and open farmland. In the distance, the hazy Blue Mountains rise under a shimmering heat. The work captures a sense of vastness, stillness, and poetic light.

🌞 Today’s haiku:

from heat and stillness
there pulled a river of light -
blue mountains breathing

Inspired by The purple noon’s transparent might (1896) by Arthur Streeton.

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YouTube video by Helen Kara 90 What Is Creative Research

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Writing Creatively For Work or Study – Events This week’s post is over on the Research Whisperer. Click here to read. My new book Writing Creatively For Work Or Study: Easy Techniques to Engage Your Readers is published this month by Mancheste…

There's a short but exciting new post on my blog: Writing Creatively for Work or Study – Events

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