Resources

Here you can find slides, recordings and material from our previous events.

SRMC/ReproducibiliTea Interactive Journal Club Session: "Open Qualitative Research"

Decolonising Research Methods

Session 1 - Research Methods

Creating feminist connections, engendering change through body mapping - Dr Sahla Aroussi

A tool for water-insecurity risk analysis in complex contexts - Dr Carolina Montoya Pachongo

Using an intersectionality approach to explore the makings of health in island contexts - Dr Francis K. Poitier

Member-checking through diagrammatic elicitation: Constructing meaning with participants - Dr. Taguhi Sahakyan

Session 2 - Sustainable Partnerships

Sustainable and Equitable Partnerships in the CE4AMR team - Professor Rebecca King and Dr Nichola Jones

Co-authoring with non-academic partners - Dr Diane Nelson and Professor Thea Pitman

Session 3 - Decolonising Ethical Approaches

De-orientalising research practices - Hanaa Mustafa

We need to talk about ‘Patron-Client Relationships’ - Rachel Grandey

University of Leeds: A place where all students matter, Access and Student Success Strategy 2025 - Louise Banahene, Professor Paul Taylor and Eve Little

An ethical reflection of a cross-cultural PhD project based on Confucian ethics: benefits and barriers in data collection - Shichong Li

Session 4 - Ways of Knowing

How and why should we decolonize global health education and research? - Professor Ipek Demir

Artificial Intelligence research methods for Decolonizing Knowledge Development - Professor Eric Atwell

Innovative Applications of Content Analysis - Dr Or Brook

Innovative Applications of Content Analysis - Dr Nick Robinson

Opening the Social Sciences - Why you should care and how you should do it - Dr Eike Mark Rinke

The Potential of Randomised Controlled Trials - Dr Paula Clarke

What is Agent-Based Modelling - Dr Dan Birks
Audio Recording

What is Realist Evaluation - Dr Ana Manzano
Video recording

The Potential of Corpus Linguistics - Prof Alice Deignan

What is Measurement Error? - Dr Jose Pina-Sanchez