Insights Into Creative and Participatory Research

Linzi Ladlow is Research Fellow at the University of Lincoln.Laura Way is Research Fellow at the University of Lincoln.

• Forward - Helen Lomax1.Introduction - Linzi Ladlow and Laura Way2.Longitudinal co-creation: a novel participatory approach for embedding an ethos of father-inclusion in communities, practice and policy - Anna Tarrant3.Explosion Time. Creative involvement in research with young, disabled and LGBTQ+ people - Edmund Coleman-Fountain, Harvey Humphrey, Benji Rose-Ingall, Eddy Phillips and Alex Toft4.Creativity troubling methods: An online carousel of creative methods during the COVID-19 pandemic - James Duggan and Rod Kippen5.PAR and Community Organising: Empowering Black and other Global Majority Student Voice - Amina Razak6.From zines with older punk women to zines with young dads: zines and (non)-DIY cultures - Laura Way7.“It gives access to a different layer of meaning”: reflections from a photo-production study on work-life balance - Agata B. Wezyk and Catherine V. Talbot8.The Living Journals Method: A Digital Participatory Research Approach for Studying Participants’ Daily Lives - Sabina Savadova9.‘Building blocks of something extraordinary’ -refusing damage-centred research with migrant communities in the UK through creative methods - Rebekka Hölzle10.Site specific creative work with communities: encounters with the field - Kate Pahl and Steven Pool11.Creative methodologies and participatory research with/in punk spaces: Dialectograms in Belfast (Northern Ireland) and Le Val d’Ajol (France) - Jim Donaghey and Audrey Tuaillon Demésy12.Care-informed militant ethnography: Centring praxis in research design - Elise Imray Papineau13.Social co-creations of joy as methodological foci in skateboarding research - Amy Pomerand Petzoldt