Small, Fixed Room

Space only allows participants to remain seated; suitable only for table work, interviews, or small focus groups.

  • Collaborative Poem-Making

    About This Project Contagious Poetry, Belfast Patrick Lowell Kruse, a Queen’s University Belfast student doing a Masters in Education, set himself a personal challenge: write a poem with a stranger every day for a year, just to see what would happen. Using a 1940s typewriter to type up and give away each poem on the…

  • Shared Reading as Embedded Evaluation

    Shared Reading as Embedded Evaluation – Evaluation Method 6 About This Project Shared Reading: Literature Read Aloud and Shared A transdisciplinary AHRC-funded project exploring how literary language representing dementia affects readers, leading to an ongoing programme of shared reading groups for people living with dementia. Led by Dr Jane Lugea (Reader in English Language, Stylistics)…

  • Creative Artifact workshop

    Creative Artifact Workshop – Evaluation Method 19 About This Project Reproductive Citizenship (ReproCit) ReproCit is a comparative, all-island research study examining how the historic legalisation of abortion in Ireland (2018) and Northern Ireland (2019) has shaped the sense of belonging – or reproductive citizenship – of people who can become pregnant. The study combines qualitative…

  • Storyboarding

    Storyboarding – Evaluation Method 14 About This Project Transplantation Tales Transplantation Tales is a public health education project led by researchers at Queen’s University Belfast, School of Nursing and Midwifery. Working with secondary school pupils, the project used creative storyboarding to raise awareness of kidney disease and organ donation, with winning entries shortlisted for animation…

  • Routine Performance in evaluation

    The Routine Performance Evaluation – Evaluation Method 7 About This Project Behind the Chair: Using Hairdressing as a Research Interview Technique This research project investigated how embedding qualitative interviews inside a familiar, care-based activity could help participants disclose information on deeply sensitive topics. The researcher, a trained hairdresser with over 18 years of professional experience,…

  • AI-Powered Conversational Evaluation

    AI-Powered Conversational Evaluation – Evaluation Method 7 About This Project Co-Creating with Machines: AI in the Creative Industries A full-day event exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and creative practice. The day featured six speakers, interactive breakout sessions using Padlet, and culminated in a live performance combining improvised music, AI-cloned voice narration, real-time visuals built…

  • Model Making for Connection

    Model Making for Connection – Evaluation Method 8 About This Project Cementless Concrete Housing Co-Design A cross-national research project exploring how geopolymer (cementless) concrete could be used to build low-income housing in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Residents of six PPR public housing estates were invited to physically design their ideal homes using scale models — surfacing…

  • Contributor Object Sharing

    Object-Based Participant Auto-Ethnography – Evaluation Method 07 About This Project Many Memories, Many Voices (MMMV) MMMV is a public engagement and research project that invites people living in Northern Ireland and Ireland to share memories, stories, and personal objects connected to colonialism and the British Empire. Through auto-ethnographic interviews, creative writing, visual art, and object-sharing,…

  • Sew What The Larder (East Belfast)

    Make-Talk-Capture – Evaluation Method 16 About This Project Sew What — A Craft Club for Collective Nourishment Sew What is a community craft club delivered at The Larder in East Belfast, pairing hands-on creative making with guided discussion on themes including unpaid labour, food justice, and community wellbeing. Run by feminist oral historian and artist…

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