Shownotes
For episode 7 of Research Adjacent my guest is (we think) the UK's only full-time university-based Creative Facilitator, Mary Robson. Mary works at the Institute for Medical Humanities at Durham University.
We talk about
- What creative facilitation is and how it helps in research
- Creating meaningful connections between diverse groups
- Holding space for different experiences and opinions
- Challenging the academic status quo
- Sharing her creative facilitation approach
Read the full show notes on the podcast website
Find out more about Mary and her work here: Creative Facilitation Unit at the Institute for Medical Humanities, Durham University
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