Emma Banister 💙

The next @MethodsNW Lunchtime Session is tomorrow, where we'll hear from Dr. Isabella Butcher and Harsimran Sansoy about @AttuneProject's work on understanding the role of adverse childhood experiences in adolescent mental health. 👇Sign up below👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-attune-p…

This Thursday join us for our next Methods Lunchtime Session, as we hear from Dr. Isabella Butcher and Harsimran Sansoy about @AttuneProject work on understanding the role of adverse childhood experiences in adolescent mental health. 👇Find out more below👇

Very happy to share our blog write up of the recent @McrMuseum collaboration with @NjabuloChipangu This was an important event, proud we could contribute to @BeingHumanFest There will be more activity including a film by @glasseyedone But for now: shorturl.at/Pq0y6

So humbling and inspiring to hear the stories, memories and associations people have with the @McrMuseum African objects as part our collaboration with the fantastic @NjabuloChipangu as part of @BeingHumanFest Watch this space for next steps, write up, film & digital exhibition.

Our first event as part of the #BeingHuman2024 festival, invites (by invitation only) members of African diaspora communities to a session which aims to develop new understandings of Manchester Museum’s African collections. For more info, please contact methods@manchester.ac.uk

Our second online Lunchtime Session of the year is on Thursday the 21st of November (12pm-1pm), where we're joined by Dr. Isabelle Butcher and Harsimran Sansoy from @attuneproject. Find out more and sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-attune-p…

The first Methods Lunchtime Session of this year is this Thursday! We'll be joined by Dr John Leowenthal from @SPGSKeele, and there is still time to book your place below!

On our second episode of #MethodsTalk, @EmBanis speaks with @DrChloeSteadman from @mmu_business about her reflections on researcher vulnerability. 👇Listen here👇 open.spotify.com/episode/2hiAu3…

On the 16th of November, methods@manchester is joined by @SheehanJolene, @sophierwoodward, and @DrBenjaminWild as part of #BeingHuman2024 for the session 'What's In Your Wardrobe? Telling & Sharing Clothing Stories'. 👇Find out more and book below👇 ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/manch…

On our first episode of #MethodsTalk, @EmBanis speaks with @KathyLHamilton about her involvement in the CRIS Collective and work focused on collaborative work adopting an ethics of care approach. 👇Listen here👇 open.spotify.com/episode/1sV3nP…

Our first online Lunchtime Session of the year is next Thursday (12pm-1pm), where we're joined by Dr John Loewenthal from @SPGSKeele to challenge the notion that interviews are supplementary or second best within ethnographic research. eventbrite.co.uk/e/listening-to…

Our first event as part of the #BeingHuman2024 festival, invites (by invitation only) members of African diaspora communities to a session which aims to develop new understandings of Manchester Museum’s African collections. For more info, please contact methods@manchester.ac.uk

Our second event (16th Nov) for #BeingHuman2024 is 'What's In Your Wardrobe? Telling & Sharing Clothing Stories' and led by @SheehanJolene, @sophierwoodward, and @DrBenjaminWild. 👇👇👇Find out more and sign up below👇👇👇 ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/manch…

Thanks so much for all the condolences for the loss of Isabelle.We're so grateful for offers of help but as we can't think straight at the moment,a colleague has kindly done a fundraiser page until we can function enough to know what we need.Thank you x justgiving.com/crowdfunding/e…