Greater Manchester Research Engagement Charter: Respect for Community Values – listening, learning, and culturally sensitive approaches
How can we create more equitable research partnerships with community organisations?
This webinar: Respect for Community Values – listening, learning, and culturally sensitive approaches.
Join a series of webinars about the Greater Manchester Respectful Research Charter, co-developed by the Greater Manchester Research Engagement Network (GM REN) with Greater Manchester community organisations and researchers.
The Charter outlines key principles that Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) organisations and researchers identified as essential for respectful, equitable and sustainable partnerships.
Through a series of 5 webinars starting in December 2025, we will share the Charter’s 5 pillars and how to put these into action.
Find out more about the whole series here and join us.
What to expect?
- Find out more about the Greater Manchester Research Engagement Network
- Hear about how the Greater Manchester Respectful Research Charter was co-produced with GM communities
- How to sign up and start using it in your practice
- Listen to how organisations in Greater Manchester are using the Charter principles
Who is this for?
VCFSE organisations, researchers, healthcare professionals and anyone with an interest in building more inclusive research partnerships.
Find out more: https://arc-gm.nihr.ac.uk/gm-ren-charter-webinar-series
About the Greater Manchester Research Engagement Network (GM REN):
The Greater Manchester Research Engagement Network is a collaborative network working to create an inclusive environment that enables diverse communities to take part in health and care research, addressing health and care inequalities. It is funded by the NHS England and is a partnership between The Greater Manchester NHS Integrated Care Partnership, Vocal, the Applied Research Collaboration GM, the Caribbean and African Health Network CIC, the GM Voluntary, Charity and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Leadership Group and NIHR research infrastructure in Greater Manchester.
