The past decades in the UK have witnessed renewed interest by policymakers, research
funders and research institutions in the engagement of non-academic individuals, groups …

This article outlines how co-production might be understood as a utopian method, which
both attends to and works against dominant inequalities. It suggests that it might be …

This article introduces the concept of 'co-impact'to characterise the complex and dynamic
process of social and economic change generated by participatory action research (PAR). It …

This paper argues that trust cannot be taken for granted in long-term participatory research
and promotes greater consideration to conceptualizing the trusting process as fluid and …

Co-producing research is complex and messy. This paper draws on Tina Cook's argument
for the systematic inclusion of 'mess' in research accounts as a conceptual framework …

Purpose The authors explore the coproduction of a digital archive with 50 2SLGBTQ+ youth
across Atlantic Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic in order to catalyze broader public …

Co-produced research is said to create new knowledge through including the perspectives
of those traditionally excluded from knowledge production, which in turn is expected to …

With the intention to comprehensively reflect the reality, foster interactions between
researchers and participants, and empower the marginalized groups to be heard, videos are …

This article describes an example of inter-professional action research conducted by
teachers and university-based researchers/teacher educators in a vocational college in the …

Background Co‐production is predicated on equal power‐sharing and responsibility in
research partnerships. However, relatively few accounts exist that explore the subjective …