From Participation to Power: Rethinking Co-creation in Dementia Research
In this blog, Katrina Messiha, an academic researcher at the VU University Medical Center, reflects on the things she has learned as part of her work investigating how co production and participatory research has taken place in the UK, focusing on work with people who have a higher risk of dementia.
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It’s October, time to celebrate our 2nd Birthday: Monthly team update
The latest news from the team and our community plus updates about our ongoing projects and upcoming opportunities.
Get involved: Help us co-produce the co-producer role
Join us to discuss some key questions that we are grappling with in relation to our co-producer programme
Get involved: help us to co-produce our library of resources
Join us in co-producing our online library of resources in your own time
Co-Production Collective Allies Group: July Meeting Notes
Co-Production Collective's Allies Group met once more to discuss key areas of our work. We're sharing the minutes so you can catch-up with what was discussed.
Autumn vibes: our monthly team update
The latest news from the team and our community plus updates about our ongoing projects and upcoming opportunities.
Continuing our journey to do more co-production: update on the 'Associate Roles' work
Catch up on the latest on our 'Associate roles' work, Vanessa who joined the team at the Collective recently to work on this project shares an update below
Ethical research: 'a state of being, not a state of doing'?
Lynn shares a personal, reflective account about developing guidance to help researchers and those seeking ethical approval for university linked work.
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Get involved: Co-creating a safeguarding policy for the Collective
Join us to co-create a safeguarding policy relevant to our work as a co-produced co-production community
Going the extra mile in August: our monthly team update
The latest news from the team and our community plus updates about our ongoing projects and upcoming opportunities
Share your thoughts on the value of co-production – our survey is now live!
We need your help to shine a light on and demonstrate the value of co-production in a more comprehensive way than ever before! We hope that the findings from this work will be useful to a wide variety of people nationally and internationally.