From 11 to 13 of February, Programme 2.1.1 Art based appraoch - Training in scientific mediation through the arts
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- From 11 to 13 of February, Programme 2.1.1 Art based appraoch - Training in scientific mediation through the arts
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From 11 to 13 February, a 3-day training in scientific mediation through the arts will take place, exploring diverse methodologies and tools. The event is hybrid, hosted in Lomé by Insuco, with online participation available for all project members. Each day focuses on a distinct theme: day one covers "Digital Humanity and Mixed Methods", day two delves into "Fun and Creative Methods", and day three explores "Visual Methods".
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SPEAKERS ON DAY 1 : DIGITAL HUMANITY AND MIXED METHODS
- Camille DESILES, CNRS "Presentation: Digital Humanity" & "Workshop: Getting started with digital tools"
- Etienne BOUREL, IFSRA "MARP and ECRIS framework: review of the prospects and progress of collective
research in Gabon"
- Costanza PINTOR, Insuco Togo & Julien GASSER-MORLAY, Insuco Group "Quantitative data processing by Insuco"
- Romain RONCERAY, Insuco Group "Insuco mapping method"
- Anne TRICOT, MESOPOLHIS "Presentation of the seminar Creative Methods in Humanities and Social
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SPEAKERS ON DAY 2 : FUN AND CREATIVE METHODS
- Audrey DESSERTINE Ethnoart & Prune SAVATOFSKI, Ethnoart "Sharing tools and activities EthnoArt: experimenting with mediation" & "Workshops by Ethnoart"
- Julien FOUCHE, Compagnie L'air à la surface & Mariantonia LO PRETE, Université du Littoral Côte d’Opale "Research-creation experiences in dock environment"
- Paloma BREUMIER, Insuco Gulf of Benin & Marco ALVES, Insuco Sahel "Presentation of the Terri-Stories Project"
- Monica CUELLAR GEMPELER, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana "Songs for the living and the dead: working with music in a context of rural
migration"
- Appoline HAQUET, Aix Marseille University "Presentation on collaborative methods" -
SPEAKERS ON DAY 3 : VISUAL METHODS
- Constance PERRIN-JOLY, French Center for Ethiopian Studies "How taking photographs at work reveals social interactions? Examples from Ethiopia"
- Tuuli PITKÄNEN, Finnish Youth Research Society & Alix HELFER, Finnish Youth Research Society "Visual methods and vulnerable youth"
- Alexandra MERIENNE, Marie & Louis Pasteur University "Body mapping as a narrative method"
- Marie-Pierre JULIEN, University of Lorraine & Prune SAVATOFSKI, Ethnoart "Tips for making your video clips"
- Veronika KUSHTANINA, Marie and Louis Pasteur University "Getting children to talk through their drawings"
- Marie-Pierre JULIEN, University of Lorraine "How to capture expertise: a proposal to combine interviews and video in elicitation interviews" - Planning in English
- Programme en français
