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Description
Organised by the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement, Engage 2015 teased out the dynamic relationship between engagement and impact: how can researchers find better ways of involving people from outside academia in conceiving, shaping, producing and applying powerful research? Does such engagement actually create better research? How can we find reliable ways to describe the wider social benefits that engagement can create?
Drawing on cutting edge practice across the disciplines we explored what we know about how to make engagement processes work really well, on a local, national or global stage.
Engage 2015 provided delegates with opportunities to reflect on how, through collaboration and dialogue, we can create research that helps to change the world.