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Co-production and Communities Learning Circle Meeting Nov 2026

1pm - 3pm, Tue, 03 Nov '26 Export as iCalendar

Location: Online - Booking Required

For our first meeting of the year, we’ll be focusing on ‘Community Engagement through Education’ and collaborating with the Pedagogies of Public and Community Engagement Learning Circle. We’ll hear from colleagues across two spotlights, share findings from a new evaluation report on the first 5 years of the Collaboration and Coproduction Fund, discuss plans for the fifth iteration of our annual CO-LAB event and give attendees the chance to share opportunities as part of our ‘Front Door’ feature.

Our spotlights for this meeting are:

Spotlight 1: Ninna Makrinov

‘EmpowerAI: Engaging with local micro entrepreneurs to reduce digital exclusion’

Hear how Ninna and her team, in collaboration with Coventry Central Hall, are co-creating community engagement that empowers local micro entrepreneurs to integrate AI solutions to support their businesses and provides opportunities for students to work on real world problems.

Ninna Makrinov is an Assistant Professor (Research Methods) at WMG. She works with transdisciplinary approaches stemming from her training in psychology and business. She is a Senior Fellow of Advance HE, pedagogic lead for the Digital Technologies and Machine Intelligence Education Group at WMG and leads the AI research, development and management module for the MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence.

Spotlight 2: Dawn Collins and Hollie White

"Co-Production of Case-Based Learning Materials: Capturing the Lived Experience".

Case-Based Learning is a small-group, student-led learning approach which fosters critical thinking and holistic, interdisciplinary problem-solving, and maintains the patient and/or population experiencing the health problem as the focal point of learning. Dawn Collins and Hollie White are Associate Professors at Warwick Medical School. This spotlight is in collaboration with the Pedagogies of Public and Community Engagement Learning Circle.

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