As #MethodsSS2024 draws to a close it’s time to say a massive THANK YOU to our fabulous course leads and enthusiastic attendees who have put their knowledge, time, skills and trust into making this week such a success & conference staff at Alliance MBS who kept us fed and happy!

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Don't forget to submit to the Marketing Theory #specialissue - deadline 1st Sept Submissions should engage with alternative #qualitative methods to further conversations in #marketing #theory See full call: shorturl.at/Grlyy

Really excited to be working with Jolene Sheehan prof sophie woodward & @DrBenjaminWild on this Methods@Manchester #community event as part of Being Human Festival 🔊Saturday 16th Nov 10-12 in Hulme, Manchester Please spread the word 🙏🙏🙏

Looking forward to learning about Manchester Museum's efforts to #decolonise their exhibitions in this Methods@Manchester session with Njabulo Chipangura as part of the Being Human Festival - check out the full programme here: beinghumanfestival.org/festival-events

Methods@Manchester is excited to be organising two events as part of the 2024 Being Human Festival. Being Human is the UK’s national festival of the humanities, led by @sasnewswith, Arts and Humanities Research Council & The British Academy. Browse the full #BeingHuman2024 programme now: beinghumanfestival.org/festival-events

Looking forward to this online session next thurs (31/10) as part of links@keele's contribution to the Methods North West lunchtime seminar series

This is promises to be a great start to the weekend in #Manchester. Join us on Sat 16 Nov 10-12 in the company of Jolene Sheehan prof sophie woodward & @DrBenjaminWild to celebrate Being Human Festival and the stories that surround us. Bring along an item of clothing with special memories

What a joy to talk to Chloe Steadman about her take on the importance of researcher vulnerability on the new Methods@Manchester podcast #MethodsTalk. Thanks for joining us Chloe and you can also read more in her fabulous Journal of Marketing Management paper here: tinyurl.com/297htmhe

Episode 2 of Methods@Manchester podcast is now out where I speak with Emma Banister 💙 about: 🗣️Vulnerability being hidden in academia 🗣️My experiences of researcher vulnerability 🗣️Methods for recognising our vulnerabilities and supporting academics 💻Watch here: lnkd.in/eg4qSAXn

Enjoying this links@keele Methods North West lunchtime seminar reflecting on the use of interviews, person-centred approaches and fieldnotes in #ethnography. Are you interested in contributing your methods-related work to the seminar series? 📨Contact us on [email protected]

Looking forward to hearing about the ATTUNE Research Project with Isabelle and Simran from Oxford Psychiatry in the next Methods North West Methods@Manchester lunchtime seminar 12-1 21/11/24

So excited for our first Methods@Manchester Being Human Festival event tomorrow, featuring an object handling session with Njabulo Chipangura at Manchester Museum as part of their decolonising methodology. 🎦We will share more with you in a film & digital exhibition... we'll keep you posted!

A reminder that objects are living cultures & importance of co-production. Museums have long way to go wrt decolonising, but proud to play small part in this Manchester Museum event - attendees generously shared fascinating stories about objects in use, memories, familial associations.

Last week's Methods@Manchester Manchester Museum Being Human Festival collaboration certainly left its mark on me. Not sure I've ever learnt so much in 2 hours! So I wrote a blog which you can read here 👇👇👇

Looking forward to chairing our next Methods North West lunchtime seminar series session featuring Dr Isabella Butcher & Harsimran Sansoy (Oxford Uni team for ATTUNE Research Project), focusing on co-design, arts methods and mental health Join us on Zoom Thurs 12-1pm: shorturl.at/zZJcS

Are you coming tomorrow? 12-1pm online seminar looking at use of creative and participatory arts methods with young people with ATTUNE Research Project