Collective Encounters works with voluntary sector organisations and public services to co-design research and evaluation projects that enable them to:
- engage with stakeholders in creative ways leading to co-created activities and services
- assess impact and quality of services and recommend areas for improvement
- undertake research with specific geographical communities or communities of interest.
Take a look at some recent research and evaluation reports from Collective Encounters, please note that some research and evaluation services have been undertaken with highly sensitive topics or vulnerable communities and are therefore confidential.
If you are interested in learning about Collective Encounters research and evaluation services get in touch with annette[@]collective-encounters.org.uk.
Youth Insights: Covid-19
Written by Annette Burghes & Aidan Jolly, and commissioned by Public Health Liverpool in October 2020 and engaging a team of young community activists to explore attitudes to Covid-19 with their communities.
The Social Impact of the Arts in LiverpoolÂ
Written by Annette Burghes and Sarah Thornton and commissioned by Culture Liverpool this report draws on the social impact of cultural investment in Liverpool in 2016.