How to … amplify diverse voices in research and evaluation - a resource

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How to … amplify diverse voices in research and evaluation – a resource

Are you working with people and communities from diverse cultural, linguistic or socio-economic backgrounds? Are you working with people who have experienced racism, sexism, homophobia or any other form of discrimination? Do you want to learn how to amplify their experiences and voices?

If so, this guide provides practical tips on amplifying diverse voices in research and evaluation. It is suitable for cultural sector practitioners, academics and postgraduate students who wish to place equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) at the heart of their work.

Click here to discover more about this How To Guide, or to download the Guide as a PDF.

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How to … amplify diverse voices in research and evaluation – a resource