Join the online Engage Festival 2020 between 30 November-4 December from the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement, with thought-provoking talks, immersive workshops and creative networking opportunities. Register here.
Explore and contribute to a NON-DIGITAL Isolation Engagement Open Source Document. Put together by Take A Part in discussion with artists, communities, schools, educators and others. How can we creatively connect with our audiences, our neighbours and new groups during a time of social isolation? Access the document here.
Watch this webinar Engagement at a distance: Sharing lessons from experience from MESH community engagement network. This explored the possibilities for community engagement with health research when we cannot meet in person.
Access the on-demand events from the Big Bang Digital 2020: science, engineering & Covid-19. Big Bang Digital 2020. This festival celebrated the amazing work of scientists and engineers in a pandemic. Watch here.
Explore the recordings and write ups of this year’s Virtually Social online meet ups for people interested in Science Communication and Public Engagement, from Jamie Gallagher.
“Visit” the online exhibition “Catch your Breath”, the exhibition based on UoB’s Life of Breath research project. Created by the original curator David Wright, it includes much of the original content plus video, audio and images. Visit online here.
Attend online the Elizabeth Blackwell Annual Public Lecture 2020 on Monday 30 November 2, 13:30-14:30. Professor Dame Sue Hill, Chief Scientific Officer for NHS England who led the NHS contribution to the 100,000 Genomes Project, will talk about Genomics and Personalised Medicine. Register here.
Listen to the latest episode of The Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute’s podcast, Listen to THIS, focusing on engaging patients and the public in research. Listen here.
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