Covid Collaborations: How voluntary & community sector/researcher partnership projects are helping those impacted by Covid *REGISTRATIONS CLOSED*
These two projects, one focussed on the impacts of Covid on young people and the other to support the mental health and wellbeing of people with end-stage kidney disease who are shielding, represent just two examples of projects supported under a special ESRC fund managed by Queen's to maximise the real world impact of research. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, a proportion of this funding was directed towards supporting Covid-19-related projects.
Webinar particpants will hear directly from the projects how they have taken the results of recent research and, working with voluntary and community sector partners, have collaborated to reach out to different groups and develop new support initatives to help them deal with the challenges the pandemic is posing. After the presentations there will be an opportunity for a live question and answer session.
Agenda
10:00 Opening Remarks from Chair - Geoff Nuttall, NICVA
10:05 The QUB/ESRC Impact Acceleration Covid Response Fund - Kevin Fearon, Queen’s University
10:10 Project Case Study 1: “Create and Connect” - Online arts-based interventions to support the mental health and wellbeing of people with end-stage kidney disease who are shielding - Dr Helen Noble (QUB), Anna Wilson (QUB), William Johnston (Kidney Care UK)
10:30 Q&A session
10:40 Project Case Study 2 – “Meaningfully involving children in responses to, and recovery from, the COVID-19 pandemic” – Dr Bronagh Byrne
10:55 Q&A session
11:05 Close
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