This symposium seeks to provide space for unpacking research experience in developing and using creative methodologies in research. Through the two keynote presentations (see below), the symposium presents a diversity of experience in applying creative methods to answer research questions across the interdisciplinary space of the social, public health and economic sciences. The focus of the symposium is on sharing experiences in creative methodologies, with some reflection on what worked well and what did not work well, rather than a focus on a research topic. The symposium will also provide an opportunity for participants to pitch their ideas for using creative methodologies in their research, and to also capture practice ongoing in the use of creative methodologies through facilitated group discussion.  

Keynote abstracts and full event schedule available at Creative Methodologies: New & Future Directions in Interdisciplinary Research | University College Cork

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Hosted by two ISS21 research clusters, Genders, Sexualities and Families, and SHAPE (Society, Health Equity and Political Economy).

Co-organised and co-led by Dr Monica O’Mullane (School of Public Health) and Dr Gema Kloppe-Santamaría (Department of Sociology & Criminology).

Supported through funding from the Marie Sklodowska-Curie project GendeResearchIreland