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ALT Image of Eventbrite screenshot - The Power of Purpose workshop series
ALT Graphic with three discussion questions: What does 'reflection' look like to you? What value can it bring community-researcher partnerships? How can the process of reflection help us understand and tackle systemic barriers within the co-production landscape?
ALT Graphic with text reading 'Medicine in its best manifestations should be the alliance of science with kindness... From Science with Kindness by Gavin Francis, Words from the Wards, 2024'
ALT Purple text on a white background with the title What is co-production and why is it important? 4 bullet points: Different ways of defining co-production, Key elements of co-production, The many benefits it brings to people, communities, services and decision-makers, How public participation and co-production function together. A URL to the Co-production Guide in a banner at the foot of the graphic: www.coproductionscotland.org.uk/guide
ALT Co-production week Scotland, 18-22 November
ALT Co-Production Week Scotland 2024, 18th-22nd November #CoProWeekScot
ALT Co-Production Week Scotland 2024, 18th-22nd November #CoProWeekScot
ALT Cover image of Sutton Trust Report: A Class Act. Text reads: New research by SPS’ Dr Orian Brook and colleagues has revealed the extent to which the creative industries remain elite professions.The research, which was carried out by University of Edinburgh Chancellor’s Fellow Dr Brook with partners Dr Dave O’Brien, Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries at the University of Manchester, and Dr Mark Taylor, Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Methods at the University of Sheffield.
