Collaborative research in a pandemic: Co-Producing solutions to a crisis

Gillian McNaull; Mark Johnson; Shadd Maruna; Hutt Daniel; Hazel Scully

Collaborative research in a pandemic: Co-Producing solutions to a crisis

Gillian McNaull, Mark Johnson, Shadd Maruna, Hutt Daniel, Hazel Scully

School of Applied Social and Policy Sc.

University of Liverpool

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Abstract

This paper will explore one innovative attempt at promoting knowledge equity in a largescale prisons research project utilising Participatory Action Research (PAR). PAR has a long history in the social sciences but is utilised less frequently in prison research for a variety of pragmatic reasons. This paper will discuss the trials and tribulations of this collaborative method of data collection, and put forward reflections on how prisons could promote a greater culture of
peer-research.

Original language	English
Pages	67-72
Number of pages	7
No.	272
Specialist publication	Prison Service Journal
Publication status	Published online - 31 May 2024

Funding

This project was funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (Ref: ES/V01708X/1). The research data is available for secondary analysis from Shadd Maruna at [email protected].

Funders	Funder number
ESRC via QUB	ES/V01708X/1

Keywords

Prison
Participatory Action Research
Covid-19
Lived Experience

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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