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Subject: 	Invitation to expenses paid seminar
Date: 	Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:56:31 +0100
From: 	Kaye Haw <[log in to unmask]>
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Are you using video with young people in participatory projects? If so 
we would like to invite you to one of two seminars we are running. We 
are two researchers who have carried a range of projects with young 
people and video, often on sensitive issues. You can see us discussing 
some of these issues at: 
http://www.qdpservices.com/NottinghamFollowUp.aspx. We understand how 
difficult and complicated this can be as well as how rewarding. Each 
seminar has a particular focus and a limited number of places (max 20) 
as we want to make them as interactive as possible and hear other 
peoples' views and experiences. Ideally we would like to get a mix of 
people from practitioners, to academics and researchers. They are being 
run on two consecutive days in London and Nottingham. The focus and 
outcome of Seminar 1 in London is on the potential and problems of using 
participatory video to 'voice' the views of young people, improve 
practice and influence policy. The focus of Seminar 2 in Nottingham is 
slightly broader and aims to explore the adequacy of current ethical 
frameworks when working with young people and visual methods. The 
outcomes of both seminars will be included in the materials we are 
developing to support the use of video with young people. All 
participants will receive a free copy of these materials.

Attached is the invitation with details of the venues, times and dates. 
We will pay up to a maximum of £80 travel expenses and lunch will be 
provided. Please forward this on to anyone else you think might be 
interested.

Look forward to hearing from you

Kaye and Mark

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