The workshop was drawn to a close by excellent insights on writing feminist research and getting published, followed by a roundtable Q&A from Dr. Alexia Panayiotou, Professor Alison Pullen, Dr. Lynne Baxter, and Dr. Ana Lopes.
7/7

Creative writing techniques were modelled, and their practical applications as researchers were explored. Our 'found objects' were used to frame our thoughts about who we are as researchers and what our research means to us.
6/7

A detailed discussion on how to conduct research traced approaches to the research design, conduct, and analysis of data within the feminist management and organisational space.
5/7

A unique approach to this collective reading was the opportunity to choose a (non-consecutive) passage and explain why it was of interest.
4/7

We collectively engaged with a reading from bell hooks, raising questions about the role, mechanisms, and implications of theory and how we theorise.
3/7

Expertly organised, led, and facilitated by Dr. Sara Zaeemdar, the workshop explored our research approaches and priorities in depth, drawing on Theatre of the Oppressed principles.
2/7

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