Reciprocation in research and education is more than a transaction—it’s a relational ethic rooted in care, accountability, and mutual support. This post explores how postgraduate researchers and voluntary sector partners can embed reciprocation into ethical, inclusive practice.
I sometimes describe myself as an 'eclectic' qualitative researcher. I've been, and remain, open to influences from a range of disciplines and methodological approaches, especially for tackling any challenges I've faced along the way. My journey into creative research methods is very much a reflection of who I am as a person and as a … Continue reading Researching creatively with sanctuary seeking mothers
I am a mother of young children; I am also a PhD researcher. When people find out these two things about me their reactions usually involve asking how I manage. I have to admit I wondered how I would cope when I applied! I thought about whether I would be able to balance all-consuming motherhood … Continue reading Researching mothers, as a mother
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