Bristol Knowledge Mobilisation Forum Discovery Trip Sample Clauses

Bristol Knowledge Mobilisation Forum Discovery Trip. For this Discovery Trip, we designed a satellite event linked to the Bristol-based Knowledge Mobilisation Forum. The theme of the event was “Creative approaches to knowledge exchange” with a focus on citizen engagement practices. This interactive event provided an opportunity for conference attendees to get to know one another while meeting inspiring practitioners have who put knowledge mobilisation into practice. The meeting featured diverse fields ranging from environmental stewardship and open science to biohacking and citizen participation in policymaking. The approach to creative knowledge mobilisation included simple interactive activities to help participants explore knowledge exchange in a relaxed environment. This was done through show and tell presentations, a thought-provoking quiz, and by having our inspiring practitioners function as ‘dinner hosts’ to share their experiences in engagement methodologies and answer questions. Bristol Knowledge Mobilisation Forum Discovery Trip summary Aim Create an interactive space to introduce knowledge mobilisation professionals to inspiring citizen engagement practitioners Organisations involved Knowledge mobilisation professionals attending the 2017 Knowledge mobilisation forum Number of participants 21 participants (15 women, 6 men) Host organisations UK Knowledge Mobilisation Forum; Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, UPD; Capturing our Coast Marine Citizen Science Project; Bristol Natural History Consortium Group, BentoBio Countries involved UK Results / outputs Inspired attendees exposed to citizen science in practice, as an attendee wrote: “I found the session on "Creative approaches to knowledge exchange" really fascinating. Citizen Science is not a research model I had previously encountered. I have shared a brief summary, alongside Xxxxx & presenter contacts with some of our partner organisations who are likely to take the ideas forward in the future.”3
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