Submission #59
Exploring Arts-Based Participatory Research Approaches in Cultural Partnerships with Creative Manchester Initial Findings and Recommendations (Full Report)
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This short report summarises initial findings from a project titled Evaluating Arts-Based Participatory Research Approaches in Cultural Partnerships with Creative Manchester. This project was supported by The University of Manchester's UKRI-Research England Participatory Research fund, and was conducted between December 2023 and July 2024.
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