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Using graphic novels to communicate your research

Manchester Digital Laboratory
Thursday 8th June 2017
09.00-17.00

The Sociological Review Foundation is delighted to announce our forthcoming workshop using graphic novel methods to present social research.

We invite applications to take part in a Graphic Novel Workshop with Tony Lee. If your research involves incorporating graphic methods or you are simply interested in doing this to present future research, this workshop will be of interest to you.

Workshop Format
· Introduction on graphic novels: how the medium works, different genres, how they’ve changed and the design & production process
· Story telling through graphic novels: how to develop the story, what works and what doesn’t, constraints of the medium etc
· Delegates introduce their ideas for graphic novels and get feedback
· General discussion & advice about next steps

This event is FREE but places are limited to 25 people.

This event is brought to you by The Sociological Review Early Career Researcher Board. We welcome applications for this workshop from people in all stages of their careers. However, should we receive significantly more applications than available places – priority will be given to ECRs and PGRs.

Application deadline is 17.00 GMT, Monday 2nd May 2017. Please ensure to outline your research interests in the relevant section.

Apply here: https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/events/using-graphic-novels-to-communicate-your-research.html

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