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Sciencewise programme
Involve are working in partnership with AEA Technology, the British Science Association and the Cambridge Centre for Science and Policy to deliver the Sciencewise-ERC programme. Sciencewise-ERC is funded by the Department of Business Innovation and Skills. It provides advice and funding to support Government departments to commission and run public … more » – Sciencewise programme
Creative Councils
Involve has been commissioned by NESTA to provide community engagement support to a number of councils participating in the Creative Councils programme. more » – Creative Councils
Review of Research Councils UK dialogues
Research Councils UK (RCUK) have commissioned Involve to conduct a review of RCUK dialogue and consultation exercises. The Research Councils have a good deal of experience of public dialogues. Various independent dialogues have been conducted around major RCUK research areas … more » – Review of Research Councils UK dialogues
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Tagged dialogue, evaluation, nanotechnology, science dialogue, synethetic biology
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Pathways through Participation
Pathways through Participation was a two and a half year (April 2009 – November 2011) qualitative research project, which aimed to improve our understanding of how and why people participate, how their involvement changes over time, and what pathways, if any, exist between different activities. These resources were produced during the course of the Pathways through Participation project. more » – Pathways through Participation
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Tagged active citizenship, activism, big society, campaigning, citizenship, civil society, consultation, featured, giving, individual participation, local engagement, localism, motivations, participation, pathways through participation, public participation, social participation, unleashing citizen participation, volunteering, voting
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