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The next webinar in the CMHDARN Research Skills webinar series will explore co-design; what it means, how to engage with co-design in research in a meaningful way and how to get started.
A bit about the presenters:
Brett Bellingham and Holly Kemp are consumer researchers at the University of Sydney who have lived experience expertise, as well as expertise in peer support work, mad studies and consumer/survivor/ex-patient explanatory frameworks. Jo River is an academic at the University of Sydney and a social scientist specialising in mental health. Jo brings expertise in social theory and research methodologies to the collaboration.
Brett, Holly and Jo have been working together on various co-production projects since 2017, and recently they co-founded ‘The Coproduction Collective’ with colleagues from the University of Technology. The Collective brings together consumer researchers and ‘conventional’ or non-lived experience researchers to do co-production work exploring experiences of mental distress and extreme states, drug and alcohol use, as well as models of care and practices to transform health services.
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