AHRC Creative Communities online Provocation at NCCPE’s Engage Online 2023

Dr Lauren Baker Mitchell delivered a uniquely interactive research session for AHRC Creative Communities at Engage Online 2023, hosted by the National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE).

The session, ‘Funders and HEIs must invest in co-created, community-led innovation if we want sustainable, inclusive research ecosystems‘, offered participants the opportunity to respond directly to our provocation and share ideas and potential solutions around community-led co-creation research.

Can public engagement be truly ethical? Are we talking to ourselves?

Next up at #Engage2023 we dive into some truly thought provoking provocations submitted by delegates.

You can see the full list at https://t.co/Ssx8ScvYF9
and it's not too late to grab a ticket and join in!

— NCCPE (@NCCPE) December 6, 2023

Engage Online is an opportunity for those with a stake in public and community engagement in higher education to come together, explore new ideas, share new practice, and co-create new ways to approach ongoing challenges. A full list of the other provocations and speaker events is available from the NCCPE website. 

You can find more about Dr Lauren Baker Mitchell’s research through our website.