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Bending Boundaries
Bending Boundaries
16 episodes
1 day ago
Join Seren, Ebru and Meghan as they discuss their experiences of doing their PhDs, as people who are part of groups who often aren’t seen, heard and celebrated in academia. With weekly guests, they encourage visibility, and acceptance of the intersectional layers of our identities within academic research and the PhD process.
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Join Seren, Ebru and Meghan as they discuss their experiences of doing their PhDs, as people who are part of groups who often aren’t seen, heard and celebrated in academia. With weekly guests, they encourage visibility, and acceptance of the intersectional layers of our identities within academic research and the PhD process.
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Social Sciences
Science
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Photography, Chinese History and Collaborating with The Tate
Bending Boundaries
1 hour 9 minutes 44 seconds
2 years ago
Photography, Chinese History and Collaborating with The Tate

In this episode, hosts Ebru, Meghan and Seren discuss what it's like to do a collaborative PhD. They hear about the history of the Chinese community in Liverpool and the process of doing research with a non-academic organisation.

Our guest for this episode is Emily Beswick, who talks with Meghan about her experience working in collaboration with the Tate and the local Chinese community for her PhD. Meghan and Emily also discuss migration, positionality and arts-based research methods.

Bending Boundaries
Join Seren, Ebru and Meghan as they discuss their experiences of doing their PhDs, as people who are part of groups who often aren’t seen, heard and celebrated in academia. With weekly guests, they encourage visibility, and acceptance of the intersectional layers of our identities within academic research and the PhD process.