How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Women's Menstrual Health in India
By Tanvi Kapoor MA New Media, School of Media & Communication, University of Leeds The horrifying first wave of COVID-19 began in India in March 2020,...
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By Tanvi Kapoor MA New Media, School of Media & Communication, University of Leeds The horrifying first wave of COVID-19 began in India in March 2020,...
On 16 June 2022, Work Package 1 (WP1) organised and delivered an online dissemination workshop called Pandemic Policing in the UK. The event was co-hosted...
Developing trust has been an essential aspect of ensuring that research participants are comfortable telling their stories, and that they understand that their perspectives will...
(Drawing from Be Happy and Get in Shape in the Park by Edgar Lushaju) Democratising access to research For more than a decade, illustrations have...
Physical activity in all its forms - whether indoors or outdoors, vigorous or mild, alone or with a group - and eating a healthy diet...
Left to right: Nicola Faye, Rez Kabir, Mukul Ahmed, Ashwini Kinhikar, Reed Stokes and Burt Caesar. Sketch drawn by Graphic Artist: Edgar Lushaju The experiences...
There is a strange relationship between a research interviewer and interviewee, one where the researcher asks the research participant to trust them with the details...
As part of our practice research methods, Co-POWeR has been co-creating documentary film projects with participants from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities in diverse...
Kartik Sharma is helping our team to represent the views of young people creatively As Nelson Mandela once said “it always seems impossible until it...
(Photo credit: Gift Habeshaw) An emerging theme from our research is the power of stereotypes. Over simplified images of Black and South Asian families have...