Hive: creative minds, participatory research

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Hive is a brand new conference, bringing people engaged with and interested in peer research together to explore opportunities, address challenges, and debate key questions for the sector.

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Steph Gaydon, Selah Collective

30/32

Matthew Walsham, Partnerships for Young London

31/32

Sandra Hicks, ClearView

32/32

Sharon Long, Director at Partnership for Young London

1/32

Mariana Meshi, Different & Equal

2/32

Dr Silvie Bovarnick, Safer Young Lives Research Centre

3/32

Sophie Daud, Future Leaders Network

4/32

Cristina Wilkinson-Salamea, ClearView

5/32

Chimeme Egbutah, Luton Council

6/32

Sarah McCready, Barking Riverside Limited

7/32

Peter Babudu, Youth Endowment Fund (YEF)

8/32

Kieron Boyle, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Foundation

9/32

Holly Donagh, Paul Hamlyn Foundation

10/32

Diana Melnyk, Association for Young People’s Health

11/32

Lindsay Starbuck, Association for Young People’s Health

12/32

Nirsuhan Sudarsan, Race Alliance Wales

13/32

Jami Abramson, Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team Wales

14/32

Dr Xia Lin, Toynbee Hall

15/32

Emily Kay, Selah Collective

16/32

Nick Gray, University of Bristol

17/32

Dr. Niamh McGarry, ClearView

18/32

Dearbhaile Slane, The Centre for Effective Services

19/32

Alison Montgomery, The Centre for Effective Services

20/32

Laura Robertson, Poverty Alliance

21/32

Laura Clarke, Association for Young People’s Health

22/32

Andrew Paterson, Scottish Community Development Centre (SCDC)

23/32

Daiana Contini, 5 media

24/32

Silvia Pau, University of the Arts London

25/32

Pauline Blanchet, Aral Sea

26/32

Sara Bloch, Barking Riverside

27/32

Chris Ross, Children in Scotland

28/32

Nicola Murphy-Evans, Greater London Authority

29/32

Steph Gaydon, Selah Collective

30/32

Matthew Walsham, Partnerships for Young London

31/32

Sandra Hicks, ClearView

32/32

Sharon Long, Director at Partnership for Young London

1/32

Mariana Meshi, Different & Equal

2/32

Dr Silvie Bovarnick, Safer Young Lives Research Centre

3/32

Sophie Daud, Future Leaders Network

4/32

Cristina Wilkinson-Salamea, ClearView

5/32

Chimeme Egbutah, Luton Council

6/32

Sarah McCready, Barking Riverside Limited

7/32

Peter Babudu, Youth Endowment Fund (YEF)

8/32

Kieron Boyle, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Foundation

9/32

Holly Donagh, Paul Hamlyn Foundation

10/32

Diana Melnyk, Association for Young People’s Health

11/32

Lindsay Starbuck, Association for Young People’s Health

12/32

Nirsuhan Sudarsan, Race Alliance Wales

13/32

Jami Abramson, Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team Wales

14/32

Dr Xia Lin, Toynbee Hall

15/32

Emily Kay, Selah Collective

16/32

Nick Gray, University of Bristol

17/32

Dr. Niamh McGarry, ClearView

18/32

Dearbhaile Slane, The Centre for Effective Services

19/32

Alison Montgomery, The Centre for Effective Services

20/32

Laura Robertson, Poverty Alliance

21/32

Laura Clarke, Association for Young People’s Health

22/32

Andrew Paterson, Scottish Community Development Centre (SCDC)

23/32

Daiana Contini, 5 media

24/32

Silvia Pau, University of the Arts London

25/32

Pauline Blanchet, Aral Sea

26/32

Sara Bloch, Barking Riverside

27/32

Chris Ross, Children in Scotland

28/32

Nicola Murphy-Evans, Greater London Authority

29/32

Steph Gaydon, Selah Collective

30/32

Matthew Walsham, Partnerships for Young London

31/32

Sandra Hicks, ClearView

32/32

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Explore the sessions

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Lessons learned from co-monitoring nature based solutions with community peer researchers in Thamesmead

12/14

Kickstarting your career with peer research

13/14

The Listen Up! project: utilising innovative community reporting methods to tackle homeless health inequalities

14/14

The art and craft of commissioning participatory research

1/14

Through her eyes: women’s stories of climate change in the Global South

2/14

Towards new models for youth engagement in decision-making

3/14

‘She wouldn’t talk to me because she had seen me around’: exploring issues around safety, stigma and rapport in youth peer research on sexual violence

4/14

Connecting European youth through storytelling: peer researching the impact of Covid-19 using community reporting

5/14

Leading the way: the benefits and challenges of supporting community-led action research

6/14

Democratic and digital participation through critical media production

7/14

Involving peer researchers in service evaluations: benefits, opportunities and learning

8/14

One size fits no one: young women’s experiences of navigating inadequate employment opportunities and the benefits system

9/14

Monster extraction: using creativity to release monsters in people’s lives

10/14

The impact of Covid-19 and health equity: experiences of South Asian women

11/14

Lessons learned from co-monitoring nature based solutions with community peer researchers in Thamesmead

12/14

Kickstarting your career with peer research

13/14

The Listen Up! project: utilising innovative community reporting methods to tackle homeless health inequalities

14/14

The art and craft of commissioning participatory research

1/14

Through her eyes: women’s stories of climate change in the Global South

2/14

Towards new models for youth engagement in decision-making

3/14

‘She wouldn’t talk to me because she had seen me around’: exploring issues around safety, stigma and rapport in youth peer research on sexual violence

4/14

Connecting European youth through storytelling: peer researching the impact of Covid-19 using community reporting

5/14

Leading the way: the benefits and challenges of supporting community-led action research

6/14

Democratic and digital participation through critical media production

7/14

Involving peer researchers in service evaluations: benefits, opportunities and learning

8/14

One size fits no one: young women’s experiences of navigating inadequate employment opportunities and the benefits system

9/14

Monster extraction: using creativity to release monsters in people’s lives

10/14

The impact of Covid-19 and health equity: experiences of South Asian women

11/14

Lessons learned from co-monitoring nature based solutions with community peer researchers in Thamesmead

12/14

Kickstarting your career with peer research

13/14

The Listen Up! project: utilising innovative community reporting methods to tackle homeless health inequalities

14/14

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