The Creative Research Methods Group invite you to join us for another vibrant symposium on creative research methods on Monday 19th May 2025 14:00-15:30 BST on Microsoft Teams. This session features: Abby Barras, University of Brighton – ‘Create/Connect: Amplifying… Continue Reading →
My name is Garye Maraboto (ga-ri-éh ma-ra-boh-toh) and I’m a student in the Creative Writing MA; in a series of three blog posts we’ll be exploring and demystifying procrastination, negative emotions and the mean inner critic that lives in each… Continue Reading →
The Research Services Team at the University of Brighton has been hard at work organising Research and Knowledge Exchange Week, which is taking place from Monday the 31st of March. Events which are part of this week are open to researchers,… Continue Reading →
Have you have ever felt better just by being next to the sea? Come and listen to our research into how and why ‘blue spaces’ can make you feel well. This event will be hosted by CAW members Dr. Catherine… Continue Reading →
The Creative Research Methods Group invite you to join us for another vibrant symposium on creative research methods on Tuesday 25th February 2025 14:00-15:30 GMT on Microsoft Teams. This session features: Kerry Lemon, Independent Artist and B-Corporation – ‘NYRA:… Continue Reading →
Hi again everyone! Welcome to my 3rd, and sadly final, blog! I’ll say all my farewells and thanks at the end, so for now, let’s just dive in! As we did in my previous blog, let’s remind ourselves of… Continue Reading →
The Creative Research Methods Group invite you to join us for another vibrant symposium on creative research methods on Tuesday 14th January 2025 14:00-15:30 GMT on Microsoft Teams. This session features: Barbara Grabher, University of Brighton: ‘Postcards of the… Continue Reading →
All members of CAW are invited to the 4th session of the Making Circle! Alice O’Malley-Woods will lead a session on using tarot as part of research practice. Alice, “During a 6-month long stint as writer-in-residence at Treadwell’s Bookshop, London,… Continue Reading →
“Home is where the Heart is.”[1] Dhanusha Ranapurwala is a student on the MA Creative Writing. In this blog post, she offers an insight into her work on a research project entitled Maisha Stories that was funded by the Impact… Continue Reading →
By Ruchika Wason Singh (artist, New Delhi) and Jess Moriarty (UoB) In the autumn of 2021, the Centre for Arts and Wellbeing funded a symposium led by myself (Jess) and Kate Aughterson, called, Performing Maternities, an event that… Continue Reading →
