Citation: Adewole‑Elliott, Funmi (2025) A Community of Practice for Independent Researchers: Scoping NCACE’s Independent Researchers Network (IRN). [Discussion or working paper]
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Abstract
This scoping report sets out how NCACE’s Independent Researchers Network (IRN) can strengthen cross-sector research culture across the arts, culture, community and higher education ecosystems. It draws on: (i) NCACE’s track record of convening effective collaboration; (ii) a Roundtable Consultation with independent researchers; and (iii) a Network Mapping Exercise across academia, arts and cultural organisations, community initiatives and funders.
This report is published on the NCACE Evidence Repository at https://ncace.ac.uk/evidence-hub/evidence-repository/ncace-publications
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| Additional Information: | A publication by The National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange © NCACE 2025 Copyright of each work printed herewith belongs to the respective author and is reproduced here with their permission. |
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| Creators: | Adewole‑Elliott, Funmi and |
| DOI: | https://doi.org/10.82593/qw4s-4s95 |
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| Subjects: | Culture, Language & Literature |
| Keywords: | NCACE, community of practice, independent researchers, research culture |
| Divisions: | National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange (NCACE) |
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