May's Get Involved Updates
Get involved in the free HDRC Community Research Webinars
The Health Determinants Research Collaboration is delivering a series of webinars on different aspects of research. Our first webinar was held in April, where Sinead Ouillon talked about upskilling residents to be community researchers. The recording can be found here on the Coventry HDRC YouTube channel. We have several other webinars coming up in June and July – see the links below to sign up. If you would like more information, please contact CoventryHDRC@Coventry.gov.uk , you can also sign up for the newsletter here to keep up to date on further opportunities within the HDRC
Date |
Topic |
Speaker |
Wednesday 12th June 12:30-13:30 |
What is intellectual property and its considerations related to research? |
Guy Smallman (UHCW) |
Tuesday 9th July 13:00-13:45 |
Involving the public in research(External link) |
Nikki Holliday (Coventry University) |
Wednesday 17th July 12:30-13:15 |
What are the different types of research methods? |
Lauren Bell (Coventry HDRC) |
Wednesday 18th September 12:30-13:15 |
What has research done for us? |
Gabriela Matouskova (Hope for the Community) and Prof Andy Turner (Coventry University) |
Monday 14th October 13:00-13:45 |
How do we find evidence about an area of interest? |
Naila Dracup (University of Warwick) |
Get Ready for the Go Parks: Active Schools Challenge!
From 9 June to 7 July, join us for a 'Paris 2024' special edition of the Go Parks: Active Schools Challenge! Celebrate the Olympics and Paralympics while getting active in Coventry’s beautiful parks and greenspaces. Scan QR codes, earn points for your school, and win virtual medals!
30 parks and greenspaces
Scan QR codes to collect points
Support your school to win the challenge
Exciting pop-up activities and spot prizes
This is a must-do event for schools, families, and the entire community!
Let’s make this year’s challenge the best yet.
Ready, set, GO PARKS!
Grand African Durbar and Business Expo 2024
The event aims to leverage African Durbar to promote businesses in the West Midlands. It's a way of promoting social inclusion as well creating new opportunities for businesses to thrive.
The event offers a unique opportunity for community organisations to introduce their services to the biggest event that assembles Africans in the community at one location. Government or local agencies undertaking campaigns to reach the community with critical information stand to benefit especially from this gathering, to reach out directly to the community.
Objectives:
- Promote Cultural Diversity: Showcase the rich tapestry of African culture through music, dance, art, and culinary traditions, highlighting the importance of cultural diversity in enhancing societal vibrancy.
- Boost Local Economy: Create avenues for local businesses to engage with new markets and customer segments, driving economic activity and growth.
- Enhance Social Cohesion: Facilitate interactions among diverse community groups, fostering understanding and unity.
- Provide Networking Opportunities: Establish a forum for entrepreneurs, business leaders, and community members to connect, share ideas, and collaborate.
- Promote Inclusiveness: Ensure that the event is accessible to all community members, encouraging participation from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Date:20th July 2024.
Location: Sapphire Banquet Hall, 243 Cross Road, Coventry, CV6 5GPCost: Free
Time: 15:00
For more information, or to register your business, call 07885680255 or 07882113928
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