What next? Talking together about new ideas and next steps for participatory research

On 11th November 2014 we held our final seminar in which we pulled together things that we had learnt and discussed ways of taking our own participatory research forward

Activity Title	Timing	Led by
Part 1: Analysis and Feedback   We will talk about the issues raised across the seminar series. Jane will present the project team’s thoughts. We will then invite you to share your ideas and comments.	10.10-11.15	Jane Seale
Part 2: Brainstorm   Liz will lead a ‘brainstorm’ session. We would like to create a resource that helps more people get involved in participatory research. We would like to hear your ideas about what would be most useful, and how we could do it.	11.30-12.30	Liz Tilley
Part 3: Shared problem-solving   Participants are invited to send ahead 'problems' that are bothering them in relation to doing participatory research. We will select a few for discussion on the day in small groups. This will help us to work through real challenges together and share our ideas so we can all learn.	1.15-2.45	Melanie Nind

Seminar 4: Exploring issue of transfer

The fourth seminar took place at The Open University on April 10th 2014

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Programme

Craig Hart and Jan Walmsley	My experiences at Central England People First and on the National Forum,
Sally Holland	Learning from extraordinary lives
Toby Brandon and Caroline Kemp	Training away the barriers: mental health service users’, carers’ and academics’ experiences of a research course
Liz Ellis, Natasha Smith and Stuart Ralphson	Researching together?: reflections on doing participatory research over large distances,
Sarah Keyes	“If you could research anything, or see research done into anything, what would it be...”: developing a participatory research relationship with people with dementia
Melanie Nind	Exchanging notes: Where has inclusive research got to?