Oxford's third Public Engagement with Research Conference encompasses sessions over two weeks featuring internal and external speakers and contributors. Join for:
Best practice examples for engaging online and diversifying your engaged publics.
Novel ways of working with partners and ideas for how to co-create meaningful public engagement.
Explore the rise of the ‘place’ agenda and its implications for public engagement with research.
Opportunity to learn from each other’s mistakes through the Confession Board.
Networking and chatting with colleagues; and more.
This conference is for Oxford’s research community: researchers, research students, professional services & GLAM staff, together with external guests, to explore and discuss Public Engagement with Research.
Humanities-related sessions include:
Uncomfortable Oxford: Turning Controversial Histories into Valuable Discussions
Building Ethical Worlds: Using Immersive Theatre in Public Engagement
After Birth: A Pop-Up Play About Maternal Mental Health
