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Rescheduled: 'Inequalities: Social connections in early adulthood and class formation' Prof Jane Gray:15th June

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Gray inequalities presentation for FLaG FLaG Workshop. All welcome. This workshop presents some ongoing work linking retrospective social network schedules and panel survey data to narrative life stories in the Life Histories and Social Change database (LHSC).  LHSC includes 98 life story interviews conducted between 2005 and 2008 with three cohorts of Irish people (born...

'Theorizing family change with the concept of generations' Prof. Jane Gray

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FLaG Seminar: All welcome “Generation” has enjoyed renewed interest both in sociology and in public discourse on contemporary social change.  The definition and application of the concept of generation has been controversial in scholarly circles, including in the field of family sociology, and this presentation reviews some of those debates.  I will argue, however, that...

Using research to inform policy: some thoughts from the field

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Speakers' slides are available here Informing policy for FLaG Planning a pathway into policy Policy Case Study - Katie Ellis The utilisation of evidence-based research is essential to those who both shape and fund policy, at either a local or a national level. However, there a number of reasons for poor research utilisation including a...

FLaG Work in Progress workshop 4th March (11 am - 12 midday)

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This WiP workshop looks at research into student experience, with presentations from both Nick Emmel (SSP) and Stacey Mottershaw (LUBS). The different experiences of averaged students - Nick Emmel (SSP) for the DASE research and scholarship group I report on a survey conducted at a northern Russell Group university with taught undergraduate and postgraduate students to investigate...

FLaG (and friends) Writing Days

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FLaG Writing Day: Friday 11th February, MS Teams, 10-4pm Teams link: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_YTQyOGYwMjYtOGQyMi00YTE2LTgxYWUtMDdhMmQ0NzJiZWY2%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22bdeaeda8-c81d-45ce-863e-5232a535b7cb%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%221d3ba675-e575-4b85-9f1e-b5c79e7c04b8%22%7d FLaG Writing Day: Friday 11th March, MS Teams, 10-4pm Teams link: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ODVkZjc5ODAtNDA0NS00N2Y5LThlYzEtOTE3MmUzOWFjNTkx%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22bdeaeda8-c81d-45ce-863e-5232a535b7cb%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%221d3ba675-e575-4b85-9f1e-b5c79e7c04b8%22%7d Description: The session will run on Microsoft Teams and will be facilitated by FLaG PhD student, Emma Hyde – come and join us! It is a space for us to collectively and supportively...

FLaG Work In Progress workshop 4th Feb

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Our next 'Work in Progress' lunchtime session is on Friday the 4th of February (1-2pm) on MS Teams. We'll begin with Gemma Carr who will talk about her PhD research exploring inequalities in service children's access to education. As usual, there will be time for discussion and questions around Gemma's work: Gemma Carr - “The best thing you...

Analysing and theorising from qualitative data

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the slides are now available here- Stevenson Theorising from data This workshop will focus on analysing and theorising from qualitative data, using both deductive or inductive approaches. We will, first, aim to build theory from a set of interview transcripts, and then explore the same transcripts through two different theoretical ‘lenses’. We will also explore...

FLaG Work in Progress workshop: 21st Jan

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For this upcoming workshop, Rados Keravica and Hanaa Mustafa will share their PhD work in progress, both with a focus around child participation and human rights. Rados is a third year PGR in SSP and CDS, and Hanaa is a first year PGR in the School of Education. Please find their titles and abstracts below: Rados Keravica - “Disabled Children’s...

Writing together workshop: Friday 10th December

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FLaG research centre will be holding a PGR writing day on Friday 10th December from 10am-4pm. The session will run on Microsoft Teams and will be facilitated by FLaG PhD student, Emma Hyde - come and join us! It is a space for us to collectively and supportively face the challenges of writing together. There is time for us...

How to Influence Policy through Research. Managing relationships and complexity

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This session will explore some of the pitfalls and possibilities in working with policy makers and policy influencers. Dr Daniel Edmiston, whose research focuses on social policy, welfare politics and inequality, will discuss his experience of working with think tanks and policy influencers including problems of ownership and diffuse nature of "impact"; the intangible impacts of...