Resources
updated on 22 Aug 2024
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The NCCPE has created a wealth of resources to support high-quality public engagement practice and policy. Search through our site for tools, guides, briefings, tools, collections and more to support your work.
Working in partnership
Are you hoping to develop a partnership as part of your engagement work? Our resources below will guide you through the process, from finding a partner to creating a sustainable working relationship.
Evaluating your work
Embracing evaluation will help you monitor and improve your work! Have a look at our tools below and find out how to evidence the value of your engagement.
Are you new to public engagement?
If this is all new to you, have a look at our resources below to get you started!
Making the case for public engagement
You're not alone! We have a wealth of resources to help you lobby for public engagement within your institution.
Learn from others!
Be inspired by our public engagement case studies, featuring a huge variety of engagement approaches from apocalyptic festivals to community peer researchers, and photo-voice projects to pen pal exchanges.
Shameless! Festival of Activism Against Sexual Violence
Using activism, art, and academic research to challenge societal attitudes to sexual violence, and inspire action. A case study from Dr Rhea Sookdeosingh, Honorary Research Fellow at the School of [...]
Turtle Project
Working with local populations on the importance of turtles within communities from generation to generation.
danceroom Spectroscopy (dS)
CAER Heritage Project (Caerau And Ely Rediscovering)
Nestled deep in a West Cardiff suburb, surrounded by houses, is one of the most important, yet little understood, prehistoric monuments in the region – Caerau Hillfort.
Prison reading groups
Prison Reading Groups (PRG) promotes the spread of reading groups in prisons and provides advice and support to those who run them.
The Lived Experience of Climate Change
Based on a research project exploring the experiences of slum dwellers in Bangladesh, this project sought to share the research with those affected through performance.