ethnographic research Tag
Posted at 19:31h
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behavioural insights,
education,
ethnographic research,
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video ethnography,
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We've spent much of this year meeting young people across the country, for a charity called IntoUniversity. It's been massively heart-warming.
IntoUniversity runs after-school centres that provide academic support, mentoring and other constructive...
Posted at 13:29h
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ageing,
behavioural insights,
economy,
ethnographic research,
ethnography,
mental health,
physical health,
psychology,
public health,
public policy,
social policy
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Lovely ethnography project for the Centre for Ageing Better (CfAB) with research agency Traverse: visiting people aged over 50 around the country, to map out ‘informal voluntary contributions in the community’.
This is...
Posted at 13:59h
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health care,
health policy,
healthcare,
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human rights,
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physical health,
psychology,
public health,
public policy,
social policy
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By 2037, 1 in 4 of the UK’s population will be aged over 65.
We recently harassed random strangers across town to find out:
- When does old age begin?
- What are your hopes and fears for older age?
- Do you...
Posted at 13:08h
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economy,
environment,
ethnographic research,
ethnography,
health care,
health policy,
healthcare,
homelessness,
housing,
human rights,
men's health,
mental health,
physical health,
psychology,
public health,
public policy,
social policy,
suicide
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This is a one-min snippet from a 2018 project for Guy’s & St Thomas’ Charity with research agency Renaisi, exploring the health priorities for people living in Lambeth and Southwark. It involved...
Posted at 18:48h
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behavioural insights,
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Business,
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Design,
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social policy
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1) ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS
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In 2008, 200,000 residents of the US state of Oregon were invited to enter a lottery with an unusual prize: free medical insurance. The lottery was the result of the state’s...
The term minimalism is also used to describe a trend in design and architecture where in the subject is reduced to its necessary elements. Minimalist design has been highly influenced by Japanese traditional design and architecture. In addition, the work of De Stijl artists is...
