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QCAPtures

QCAPtures

From short blog posts and intriguing podcasts to in-depth articles, here you will find pieces of interesting content that we have captured during the QCAP initiative so far.

QCAPtures will be updated regularly - follow us @QUBCommunities1 to keep up to date with our progress. 

Communities and the Knowledge Economy
1 September, 2022

On 23 July, QCAP travelled with our community partners from the Market in South Belfast to Dublin, for #DublinMaker2022.

Community Development
Community Development |

Dr Ben McAteer discusses the QCAP Summer School for visiting Belmont University students and staff, which took place in June 2022.

Children and Participation
Children and Participation | 2 June, 2022

The wildlife garden at St Malachy’s Primary School—once the pride of the Market community in South Belfast—has attracted many famous visitors over the years.

QCaptures CLIP picture (children's drawing)
Childen and Participation | 10 May, 2022

Community members, including children, should be regarded as experts in their own lives and as active partners in evidence gathering, according to a paper by QCAP's Emma Loudon and Ben McAteer.

DOWNLOAD: Going Beyond Participation - Children as Activists in Change-Making Research

 

 

COVID Response
QCaptures image, Moira Doherty
COVID Response | 10 May, 2022

“The strength of our community fabric is one of our greatest assets” says Moira Doherty, Deputy Secretary for Engaged Communities Group in the Department for Communities in a contribution to QCaptures.

DOWNLOAD: Reflections on Working Better Together after COVID

Community Wealth Building
QCaptures image: Brendan Murtagh and Andrew Grounds
Community Wealth Building | 25 March, 2022

QCAP team members Brendan Murtagh and Andrew Grounds recently presented research results at a Community Wealth Building event organised by Development Trusts Northern Ireland (DTNI).

QCaptures slide: CWB priorities
Community Wealth Building | 4 May, 2022

Researchers and practitioners have identified five priority areas for Building Community Wealth: Assets; Places; Economy; Work; and Procurement.

DOWNLOAD: Priorities for Building Community Wealth