Postdoctoral Researcher: Mobile Arts For Peace (MAP)

University Of Lincoln

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Postdoctoral Researcher: Mobile Arts for Peace (MAP) Lincoln School of Creative Arts

Location: Lincoln Salary: From £35,333 to £40,931 Closing Date: Sunday 30 October 2022 Interview Date: Wednesday 16 November 2022 Reference: COA372B

We have an exciting opportunity to join us as a Post-doctoral Research Associate (PDRA), working on a large international, multi-disciplinary AHRC GCRF Network Plus project entitled Mobile Arts for Peace (MAP): Informing the National Curriculum and Youth Policy for Peacebuilding in Kyrgyzstan, Rwanda, Indonesia and Nepal. This is a youth-focused participatory action research project. MAP aims to explore the use of interdisciplinary arts-based practices (performance, film, visual arts, dance, music, traditional cultural forms, etc.) for peacebuilding in collaboration with young people, educators, artists, researchers, civil society workers, and policy-makers.

We are looking for a researcher to join our dynamic international research team. Our team is drawn from different sectors; is interdisciplinary in approach (performance studies, education, childhood and youth studies, international relations, peace and conflict studies, psychology, development studies and social policy) and global in scope. Our collective expertise and the scale of our existing global networks offer us the unique opportunity to address Global Challenges and to contribute to strengthening the much-needed evidence base for effective policy and programmes which engage children and youth in conflict prevention and positive peacebuilding.

Activities that you will conduct as PDRA include: a) literature surveys and other investigations; b) programme of research under the direction of the Principal Investigator and to lead in the production of research outputs; c) project management activities, planning, scheduling, monitoring and reporting on progress of research projects; d) liaising with internal and external international collaborators maintaining positive and effective working relationships; e) data collection, management and analysis; f) organisation of research activities including research meetings, webinars and conferences; and g) contribution to the production of grant applications.

The successful candidate will be qualified to at least PhD level in a relevant subject (participatory arts-based and qualitative research methods and international research experience desirable). Previous appropriate methods training and experience are essential. The PDRA will be involved in all aspects of the research but will primarily focus on data collection and management, data coding/analysis, and data dissemination (reporting, arts- based outputs, publications). Also, the coordination of research events (webinars, conferences) working with collaborators and interpreters as necessary.

Excellent written and communication skills are essential, as the PDRA will need to support the production and editorial process of outputs including the MAP website, blogs, arts-based outputs, academic publications and reports.

The post holder will work directly with Professor Ananda Breed (Principal Investigator of MAP) and Co-Investigators from across the various countries, alongside the central MAP team and in-country teams. For further information, please contact Ananda at ABreed@lincoln.ac.uk.

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