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ESRI @ESRI_mmu Jun 30, 2023

You will be very much missed Dr Finn. Thank you for supporting ESRI colleagues. We will miss you and your inspiring research. Stay in touch!

ESRI @ESRI_mmu Mar 3, 2023

It was a good session, so useful for staff and PGR students in the Health and Education faculty! If anyone has any ideas for the 2023/24 seminar series, please email Su as they are developing ideas for the potential programme very soon.

ESRI @ESRI_mmu Mar 2, 2023

The postponed second (but actually third) webinar in the Navigating Research Ethics with Integrity Series starts in less than an hour. We are pleased to have @bennosaurus and Sarah Linn from @mcys_mmu join us to explore the ethics of #coproduction.

ESRI @ESRI_mmu Jan 26, 2023

Ruth Edmonds and @VictoriaPendry1 are joining us for the third #NavigatingEthics seminar series this evening. Ruth is kicking off with reflections on attempting to build a local ethics framework in her work in cultural research with young people.

ESRI @ESRI_mmu Jan 4, 2023

Third Navigating Research Ethics with Integrity seminar series is coming soon. "Navigating together: Ethical Partnerships for Responsible Research". Faculty of Health and Education members check your emails for info. Wider MMU members wanting more info. contact Dr Su Corcoran.

Session 3: 26 January 2023 (Teams)
Navigating together: Ethical Partnerships for Responsible Research.

Ruth Edmonds is a Cultural Researcher and Consultant at Keep Your Shoes Dirty.
Vikki Pendry is a 4th EdD student at IoE, UCL.

Conducting research ethically in unfamiliar cultural contexts requires local knowledge about how to proceed in responsible ways which do not unintentionally result in harm to research participants and other stakeholders. To achieve this a participatory and collective approach to research ethics is vital. In this seminar, Vikki Pendry and Ruth Edmonds will describe their approaches to navigating research practices so that partnerships have a co-developed ethical stance and a shared understanding of who and what research is responsible for and why.