Submissions
Between December 2024 and February 2025, we launched our Call for Evidence and Ideas. We gathered evidence from people, organisations and stakeholders with experience of co-producing research with universities to demonstrate the size and scale of the problem and actions and solutions that are already being tried and tested within the higher education sector.
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Our online database showcases almost 200 pieces of evidence submitted to the Inquiry’s national Call for Evidence and Ideas from people, organisations and stakeholders with experience of co-producing research with universities. The evidence submitted includes bespoke testimonies highlighting the barriers to doing co-produced research and steps or initiatives to overcome these, as well as a wealth of guidance documents, toolkits, reports, documents, websites, videos and more related to the inquiry’s four themes: Fair Funding, Equitable Partnerships, Negotiated Ethics, and Responsible Metrics.
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Co-designing community resilience to online child sexual exploitation and abuse victimisation
Social Frontiers and Community Life in Rotherham West. 'Life at the Frontier' Research Briefing 1
Annual Report 2023-2024: The art of inclusive collaboration
The Value of Co-Production Research Project Report
Unlocking the Potential of Civic Collaboration: A review of research-policy engagement between the University of Leeds and Leeds City Council
Exploring lived experience roles and stigma in the homelessness sector
University of Leeds and Leeds City Council Research collaboration framework
Exploring the roots of communities old and new in North Sheffield
Collaborative Action Research and public services – insights into methods, findings and implications for public service reform
Exploring Arts-Based Participatory Research Approaches in Cultural Partnerships with Creative Manchester Initial Findings and Recommendations (Full Report)
Citizen Sicence and Food: A Review
The Co-Pro Futures Inquiry aims to bring together collective intelligence on how we can improve the conditions for co-produced and participatory research within UK universities and Higher Education.