The InCLUDE Project: Making Research in Foster and Kinship Care Inclusive and Accessible

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• Professor Nick Midgley, Clinical, Educational & Health Psychology University College London
• Tuesday 12 March 2024, 11:00-12:00
• Hybrid: Ground Floor Seminar Room, Centre for Family Research, Old Cavendish Building, Free School Lane / Teams: Meeting ID: 812 2017 5709 / Passcode: 405335.

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Refreshments available from 10:30am!

If the findings of children’s social care research are to be meaningful and applicable in the real world, then participants in research should reflect the diversity of our cultures and conditions, taking into account race, ethnicity, gender, age, etc. The InCLUDE project (Increasing Collaboration and Learning with Underserved communities for Diversity and Equity) has aimed to put inclusivity and accessibility at the heart of research with foster and kinship carers, by understanding the barriers and facilitators to meaningful participation for those from underserved communities. This seminar will describe how the InCLUDE study worked to try and increase the number of participants in the Reflective Fostering Study from underserved communities, through a model of participatory action research in which the voices of those within underserved communities were sought.

Meeting ID: 362 971 038 65​ | Passcode: 68Yosm

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