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SUMMARY:Creative Health Research Symposium
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DESCRIPTION:Since the publication of Creative Health: The Arts for Health
  and Wellbeing by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Arts\, Health and
  Wellbeing in 2017 there has been a significant development of practice\
 , policy and research around the concept of creative health.\n\nAt The U
 niversity of Manchester we have been exploring the research landscape ar
 ound creative health\, beginning to map research agendas and identifying
  support for interdisciplinary networking both internally and externally
  to further develop a framework for creative health research.\n\nThis ha
 s built on our collaborative research project Organisations of Hope: Bui
 lding a Creative Health Consortium in Greater Manchester (2022/2023) in 
 which we mapped creative health activity in the city region as part of p
 hase 2 of the UKRI Mobilising Community Assets to Tackle Health Inequali
 ties research programme.\n\nThis one-day symposium aims to bring togethe
 r people interested in creative health research and its broader intersec
 tion with practice and policy. The day will include speaker panels\, ple
 nary discussion and a participatory session in which we invite you to ge
 t involved in the conversation through creative activities. Key themes a
 ddressed during the day include an exploration of the research landscape
  in creativity\, health and wellbeing\, creative methods and creative he
 alth/ care research and inequalities.\n\nConfirmed speakers:\n\nDr Rebec
 ca Gordon-Nesbitt\n\nConsultant in creative health and cultural policy s
 trategy\, policy and research.\n\nProfessor Louise Mansfield\n\nProfesso
 r of Professor of Sport\, Health and Social Sciences and Research Lead f
 or Welfare\, Health and Wellbeing in the Institute of Environment\, Heal
 th and Societies at Brunel University.\n\nDr Hannah Waterson\n\nResearch
  and Policy Manager at the National Centre for Creative Health\n\nIngrid
  Abreu-Scherer\n\nSenior Civil Society Lead: What Works Centre for Wellb
 eing\n\nProfessor Stephanie Snow\n\nProfessor of Health\, History and Po
 licy\, The University of Manchester\n\nDr Stephen Hicks\n\nSenior Lectur
 er in Social Work\, 'Creativity\, Health and Wellbeing' Research Lead fo
 r Creative Manchester\, The University of Manchester.\n\nDr Sarah Skyrme
 \n\nHonorary Research Associate\, Division of Neuroscience\, Research As
 sociate\, Division of Population Health\, Health Services\, The Universi
 ty of Manchester\n\nDr Patsy Irizar\n\nSimon Research Fellow\, Sociology
 \, The University of Manchester\n\nChris Dayson\n\nProfessor of Voluntar
 y Action\, Health and Wellbeing\, Sheffield Hallam University\n\n\nTicke
 ts\n\nThe symposium is free and is open to anyone with an interest in cr
 eative health research. Catering will be provided on the day.\n\n\nFunde
 d Travel Costs\n\nWe understand that travel costs may be a barrier to so
 me who would like to attend. We have a small budget available to support
  PhD/ unwaged/ freelance researchers subject to demand– if this applies 
 to you please contact Angela Whitecross (angela.whitecross@manchester.ac
 .uk) by Friday 17 May\, 2024.\n\n\nThis event is presented by Creative M
 anchester and researchers at The University of Manchester.\n\nCreative M
 anchester is an interdisciplinary research platform based at The Univers
 ity of Manchester. The platform champions research in creativity and cre
 ative practice\, bringing together research communities with external st
 akeholders to explore new research areas and address strategic opportuni
 ties. Please visit the website for more information about Creative Manch
 ester.\n
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Dalton Room\, Core Technology Facility\, Manchester
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