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This is a list of podcasts of selected events and key debates organised and hosted by TCCE. They provide a vignette of the lively discussion, debate and information sharing typical of TCCE events.

1st November, 2022

In this informal event, panelists from Kingston University, Anglia Ruskin University, and Plymouth University shared examples of best practice in student knowledge exchange discussing two OfS funded projects, Students at the Heart of Knowledge Exchange (SHoKE), and Engaging Students in Knowledge Exchange; alongside Kingston School of Art project Not My Beautiful House and collaboration with […]

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1st November, 2022

Cop 26: Working together for our planetary futures was a conversation in common to bring together people who are interested in exploring how Higher Education and the arts and culture sector are collaborating, or may have the potential to, in response to climate emergency. The session highlighted some examples of recent and ongoing collaborative activities […]

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1st November, 2022

This fourth TCCE equity and social justice session concluded our current season with an outward looking, international consideration of the role of funding in challenging inequalities within Higher Education. What resources could be made available to ensure that female academics and researchers of colour and other marginalised groups re enabled to fully contribute their expertise […]

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1st November, 2022

As part of its annual programme of activities, The Culture Capital Exchange hosts various workshops on issues relating to REF with Practice Research being an area of close interest. After the recent REF submission, this event brought together practitioners in practice research to reflect on their experiences of submission, to share best practice, and engage in […]

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1st November, 2022

Following the first Knowledge Exchange Framework exercise, this discursive event drew on peer to peer expertise and experience of KEF, to reflect on the process of submission, both personal and institutional, the broad value of the framework, and considered the utility of results.Although KEF was not published by the date of the event, we considered initial results and […]

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1st November, 2022

The first TCCE Arts and Digital Creativity Forum of 2021 considered digital partnerships between HEIs and museums, libraries, and arts organisations.In this online roundtable event, academics and practitioners shared examples of best practice in digital research and partnerships, providing innovative and exciting examples of digital, creative, cross-sector research currently taking place.In thinking about partnerships and […]

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1st November, 2022

These recordings are from a mini assembly, which followed on from a previous creative writing session we held online, where Black and mixed ethnic female academics, professors, PhD researchers and creative practitioners explored imaginative personal writing voices that emerged. In this recording guest speakers provided their insights into the themes highlighted in that creative writing […]

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1st November, 2022

A TCCE Creative Entrepreneurship Forum event co-devised and co-hosted with Kingston School of Art, Kingston University. The first TCCE Creative Entrepreneurship Forum of 2021 focused on the evolution of Knowledge Exchange practice within Higher Education. In this informal and discursive event, we briefly interrogated differences between knowledge exchange and knowledge transfer before moving to consider the […]

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1st November, 2022

Lunchtime Social: Arts, Research and Environment TCCE’s Lunchtime Socials are a space for informal online discussion designed to bring together TCCE academic members, artists and arts and culture sector workers as well as wider publics on issues of contemporary concern.Our first session of 2021 was entitled Culture Conversations: Arts, Research and Environment and was organised […]

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1st November, 2022

This event was part of our Arts and Health research forum and reflected on the importance of arts and health research in a global pandemic. We considered how arts and health research specifically has been affected by Covid-19, revisiting two publications published by The Culture Capital Exchange following the first lockdown in June 2020, ‘Doing […]

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