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This review was commissioned by Arts & Humanities Research Institute (AHRI) at King's College London, to contribute to the Institute’s aim to grow socially engaged research that generates positive impacts on society through identifying, celebrating and publicising current good practice across the Institute’s thirteen Centres in the research and engagement areas of diversity and inclusion.
The AHRI commissioned this review into its own process; the review itself was small-scale and not longitudinal—instead captured current processes and offered insight into current and recent practices of the Centres which make up the Institute. The review took place over four months from November 2020 to February 2021 and was primarily engaged in interviewing Centre staff and reviewing the Centres’ online presence in addition to reviewing documentation such as REF Impact statements, funding requests and other relevant documentation made available by both the AHRI and individual Centres. The scope of this review is wide-ranging in that Centres were encouraged to discuss any aspects of their research and/or practice which they felt engaged with diversity and inclusion in open-ended ways.
It is worth noting at the outset that this review was carried out remotely and finalised a year into the global COVID-19 pandemic. As such, many Centres had to adapt, postpone and/or cancel many events and initiatives which would have had a positive impact on their Centre’s engagement with diversity and inclusion.
Recommendations for King’s more generally (outside of the scope of the AHRI):
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