CCIG

The Centre for Citizenship, Identities and Governance is designated Centre of Research Excellence within the Open University (UK)

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

Weighty intervention for current political thinking from academia @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS https://t.co/apyRGno96X

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Wendy Hollway asks how art art can be used convey climate change messages more effectively than science @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

Classicist Elton Barker on cartography versus writing in drawing the world - moving spaces in narrative @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

Philosopher Jon Pike presents on sport, knowledge and Wittgenstein investigations in rules, games, actions and affordances @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

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@ElizabethbSilva makes thought-provoking observations on the relationship between research mistakes and research methods @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

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Daniel McCulloch @OU_FASS is asking ‘does my research really give voice to the participants’? https://t.co/T8yEuCgVrf

[CCIG @CCIG_Open]

Xenia Jones @OU_FASS describes her research into how Filipino women working overseas support one another and create communities using online forums

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

'How do we know?' Philosopher Derek Matravers disrupts premise questioning how we know knowing? I can know not knowing I know it... @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

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Tendayi Bloom @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS explains why prioritising 'citizenship' as a solution for refugees is problematic

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

Hibakusha stories, fascinating Japanese stories of survivors of atomic bomb discussed by Elizabeth Chappell @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

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Jane McCarthy on opening an inter-cultural dialogue on the way decisions are made about family practices affecting children's lives @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

Religion in ethnographic engagement as insider and outsider challenges - @paulftremlett @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

Interviewing as an insider and outsider is discussed by Sara de Jong @CCIG_Open @OU_FASS based in refugee research

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Researching the 'smartphone-wielding refugee': a thought-provoking account of her team's research https://t.co/cw35o3cCs3 by Marie Gillespie

[CCIG @CCIG_Open]

CCIG final event Methods in Motion about to start; 17 presentations to come, some outstanding people to hear from.

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It's goodbye as CCIG comes to an end today, but our research methods blog series Methods in Motion can still be read https://t.co/Ff7g4DSTLy

[CCIG @CCIG_Open]

Final Methods in Motion blog: @ElizabethbSilva on how life experience informs ‘knowing’, and what we have learnt
https://t.co/aSi98QSfqw

[Migration Museum @MigrationMuseum]

Our latest guest blog from @HumeraIqbal1 & @SarahCrafter looks at experiences of young migrant interpreters https://t.co/sT5SDRhcc9

[Elizabeth Silva @ElizabethbSilva]

Importance of #digital tech in refugees' lives @MarieBGillespie @CCIG_Open research blog Methods in Motion @OU_FASS https://t.co/MhBDOPJin7

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@MarieBGillespie blogs about her research into how today’s refugees ‘carry their lives’ in their smartphones https://t.co/bixIWaYIww