ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This month’s podcast will discuss the development of a community research network in County Durham; which is a way of supporting local people to have an active role in research.
Interviews include: DCA's Community Partnerships Manager, Fiona Christian, co-founder of the Centre for Social Justice and Community Action & Professor of Sociology at Durham University, Sarah Banks and artist and Derwent Valley AAP Chair, Lea McConnell.
If you would like to find out more about the Community Research Network, email Fiona.christian@durhamcommunityaction.org.uk
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