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There are so many ways you can take part in the life of WIE. Support our events, attend our training, become a member or fellow. Browse our interactive graphic below to find out how you can benefit from getting involved with WIE.
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You can use the tags to filter to opportunities relevant to you. If you're interested in our public events programme visit the Resonate website.
Mon 13 Jan, '25 - Mon 28 Apr, '259am - 11:55pm |
WAPCE Opens for NominationsRuns from Monday, January 13 to Monday, April 28. Nominate yourself or others and celebrate vital contributions Warwick staff and students make to engage the public. |
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Mon 7 Apr, '25- |
Public Engagement Masterclass: Hands on Engagement - WellesbourneUniversity of Warwick Innovation Campus, Stratford-upon-AvonThis workshop will guide you through the ways to create engaging hands on activities based on your research or your area of work. Through exercises and interaction participants will gain understanding of how to communicate more effectively whatever the setting. Ideal for groups or individuals working towards an event or looking for new ideas to share their work. |
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Mon 28 Apr, '25 |
WAPCE Nominations CloseNominate yourself or others and celebrate vital contributions Warwick staff and students make to engage the public. |
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Wed 30 Apr, '25- |
Public Engagement Masterclass: Impact through EngagementRamphalDiscover how to create engagement that leads to long lasting and meaningful impact. Through this interactive workshop you will explore the research impact landscape discovering how to create changes and benefits beyond the academic. From planning engagement projects to working with communities this session will show you how to create high quality projects tailored to your subject and skills. Whether you are new to engagement or looking to get new perspectives on what you can do to improve this workshop is packed with tips, tricks and strategies for making the most of your engagement.
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Wed 30 Apr, '25- |
Public Engagement Masterclass: Hands on EngagementRamphalThis workshop will guide you through ways to create engaging hands on activities based on your research or your area of work. Through exercises and interaction, participants will gain understanding of how to communicate more effectively whatever the setting. Ideal for groups or individuals working towards an event or looking for new ideas to share their work. |
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Thu 1 May, '25- |
Public Engagement Masterclass: Engaging through CollectionsRamphalThis workshop will give you the tools to communicate the stories of your research through objects, in collaboration with galleries, libraries, archives and museums. Interactive exercises will suggest ways to unlock material literacy using close looking, creative responses, and display-making. Participants will also learn the practical essentials of object handling and how to navigate collections with confidence. |
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Wed 21 May, '25- |
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Public EngagementRamphalWednesday 21 May, 1pm-4pm, Ramphal How can we be more inclusive when engaging our audiences and which audiences could we be unintentionally excluding? This session will explore these questions and take you through strategies to help you embed equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) into your public engagement practice. |
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Wed 18 Jun, '25- |
Engagement with Sensitive TopicsOnlineIf you work with a topic that might be sensitive, triggering, or controversial then doing public engagement with your work can sometimes feel challenging. How can you balance the importance of talking about this work with the difficulties of handling those discussions sensitively? This session will help to support anyone who feels their work could be considered sensitive or controversial, but will particularly draw from examples of social science research. |
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Thu 18 Sept, '25- |
Engagement with Sensitive TopicsOnlineIf you work with a topic that might be sensitive, triggering, or controversial then doing public engagement with your work can sometimes feel challenging. How can you balance the importance of talking about this work with the difficulties of handling those discussions sensitively? This session will help to support anyone who feels their work could be considered sensitive or controversial, but will particularly draw from examples of social science research. |
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