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Guest lecture Prof Lynn Hendricks: Who determines which questions matter, whose knowledge counts and who benefits from research?
Warwick Medical School TBC

This seminar explores research equity as both a question of justice and a foundation for transformative science. Professor Hendricks examines how unequal power, institutional structures and established research conventions shape participation, knowledge production, recognition and impact.

Drawing on participatory health research, creative methodologies and community engaged practice, the seminar will explore how researchers can move from consultation towards meaningful power sharing and knowledge co-creation. It will introduce practical principles for building research cultures that recognise diverse forms of expertise, support researcher and community wellbeing and generate knowledge that is socially responsive.

It invites participants to consider what must change within research relationships, practices and institutions for equity to become part of how research is imagined, conducted and valued.

contact Mary van der Riet Mary.van-der-Riet@Warwick.ac.uk for more information

More information | Tags: Warwick Applied Health (WAH) |

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