As part of my work on the Aspect-funded Methods for Change project I have created a short jargon-free video to communicate the value of photo go-alongs as a research method. The video emphasises the value of the method within and beyond the academy. Please find the video below and further details about this project here: http://amycbarron.com/m4c
by Amy Barron and Ben Knight How do art and geography intersect? Thinking through this question was the task of Interrogating Form: Creative and Cultural Participatory Practice, a workshop held by Newcastle University on Tuesday 11th June. Indeed, there were lots of sub-questions within this broader focus. What is the value of using an arts-based approach? How might we incorporate discussion surrounding the […]
As I rest my weary traveller’s legs, it is with great pleasure that I can finally sit still and reflect on my experiences of what has been an interesting, fruitful and thoroughly enjoyable RGS-IBG Postgraduate Forum Mid-Term Conference in the stunning surroundings of Royal Holloway University. Three sweltering days packed to the rafters with networking events, workshops, presentations and posters […]