ARK Research Seminar Videos
Below is a listing of all the ARK research seminars that have been recorded for online viewing since 2004. Included are any documentation and press releases associated with each seminar where applicable. However, if you require hard copy versions of these documents, please contact us by phone (+44 (0) 2871 375513) or send an email to our secretary.
All work that refers to an ARK Research Update should acknowledge it using the appropriate bibliographic citation. For example:
Lloyd, Katrina and Devine, Paula, 2006, To stay or not to stay: that is the question, ARK Research Update 45, Belfast: ARK <http://www.ark.ac.uk/publications/updates/update45.pdf >
There are over 100 ARK Research Seminar Videos with associated documents. You can the search facility below with keywords or names to help find the ARK Research Seminars you are interested in.
Total number of items - 128
ARK Seminar Series 2017- 2018
Bonfires, Flags, Identity and Cultural Traditions
This seminar took place in Baskin Room, Skainos Centre,
239 Newtownards Road, Belfast, BT4 1AF, on Wednesday 22 November from 12 noon.
ARK - Seminar Series 2017 - 2018
'Relationships in the Round' in Adult Safeguarding:
messages from research in England
This seminar took place in Queen's University Belfast, on Thursday 16 November at 3:30pm.
Cathy Gormley-Heenan (Ulster University) discusses public attitudes to, and expectations of, Brexit, based findings from the 2016 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey.
For more information on the survey, see www.ark.ac.uk/nilt/2016
ARK - Launch of the 2016 Northern Ireland
Young Life & Times (YLT) and Kid's Life& Times (KLT) Surveys
This seminar took place 19 June 2017, Room G026 School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work, Queen’s University Belfast
ARK - Launch of 2016 NI Life & Times Survey Public attitudes to abortion
Public attitudes to abortion
This seminar took place in NICVA, 61 Duncairn Gardens, on Friday 16 June at 11am.
ARK Workshop
Exploring Inequalities in caring: grandparents’ experiences of kinship care from multiple perspective
The aim of this workshop is to explore issues related to older kinship carers from different perspectives – research, personal experience, NGO organisation, practitioner, and policy. The event is organised by ARK Ageing Programme, and supported by BSGNI, and Keele University.
This seminar took place in Room G:075, Lanyon Building, Queen’s University Belfast 7 June 2017.
ARK Workshop
Exploring Inequalities in caring: grandparents’ experiences of kinship care from multiple perspective.
The aim of this workshop is to explore issues related to older kinship carers from different perspectives – research, personal experience, NGO organisation, practitioner, and policy. The event is organised by ARK Ageing Programme, and supported by BSGNI, and Keele University.
ARK Workshop
Exploring Inequalities in caring: grandparents’ experiences of kinship care from multiple perspective
The aim of this workshop is to explore issues related to older kinship carers from different perspectives – research, personal experience, NGO organisation, practitioner, and policy. The event is organised by ARK Ageing Programme, and supported by BSGNI, and Keele University.
This seminar took place in Room G:075, Lanyon Building, Queen’s University Belfast 7 June 2017.
ARK - IRISS Seminar: How older male kinship carers describe their care responsibilities and implications for ageing male identities
Drawing on a number of linked qualitative longitudinal studies conducted over a ten-year period in a city in the North of England, this paper investigates the lived experiences of men who are kinship carers.
This seminar is delivered jointly with the Institute for Research in the Social Sciences at Ulster University as part of the Pushing the Boundaries seminar series.
Tues 6th June 2016, Room BA-03-019, Belfast Campus, Ulster University 12:30-14:00
ARK - INCORE Seminar
Votes, People and Parties - whats next for the NI Assembly?
On the eve of the Northern Ireland Assembly Elections, ARK and INCORE invite you to a Public Seminar: Votes, People and Parties - whats next for the Assembly? by Dr Nicholas Whyte. Dr Whyte is a Visiting Professor at Ulster University, and Senior Director, Global Solutions in the Brussels
This seminar took at Ulster University, Magee campus, Derry/Londonderry, on Wednesday 1 March 2017