Arts-Based Research with Hartley Jafine
Join us to learn how you can share your research through artistic methods. Arts-based research is the use of artistic practices (theatre, photography, poetry, etc.) to collect, analyze, and communicate research (Leavy, 2015). These lectures will offer an introduction to arts-based research methodologies and identify its value in medicine and healthcare. Participants will explore the basics of arts-based research methods and will investigate how one can use this methodology in future research. The lecture will discuss examples of arts-based research in healthcare and how it has been used for research communication, development of health policy, teaching, and reflective practice. No previous arts experience required.
Dates: Tuesday November 24, 2020 and Tuesday January 26, 2021*, from 6-730 pm EST
*Signing up confirms attendance at both November 2020 and January 2021 sessions.
RSVP: Jafine@mcmaster.ca
Goals of the Sessions:
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Define and offer an introduction to arts-based research methods and verbatim theatre.
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Demonstrate how arts-based research and verbatim theatre can be used as a tool for research communication, development of health policy, teaching, and reflective practice.
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Engage and experiment with arts-based research as a methodology and explore how one can use it in future research.