Impact of arts-based participation in research: Projects on health inequalities in Tower Hamlets This event will discuss two recent ActEarly studies in Tower Hamlets, which included working with research participants on arts-based generation of data and expression of findings.

How can arts-based participation reshape research, and its impact?
This week’s TCRU seminar explores creative, participatory methods in projects on health inequalities in Tower Hamlets.
29 Jan, 12–1pm, Gordon Sq
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🌍🎶 Great to share our work with WHO Europe on using participatory methods — including music & singing — to build partnerships in migration health research.

Showcased the PPI INCLUDES project & Le Chéile performance.
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🎶 Tower Seminar @ UL

Songwriting as a Participatory Method in Migrant Health Research

📅 Wed 15 Oct | 🕓 4–5:30PM | 📍 Theatre 2, Irish World Academy

Featuring co-created songs, stories & insights on migrant healthcare.
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Art as a gateway: From non-verbal expression to verbal language Pia Jaime will discuss her use of creative art techniques to work with young people and adults, researchers and policymakers, to process, express and transform feelings into visual representations.

We can’t all walk in each other’s shoes — but art helps us get closer
Pia Jaime's explores how art can support healing. A must for those using creative or trauma-informed research methods.
29 May, 12:00-13:00, 55–59 Gordon Sq.
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