WEAVE mentioned in the ResDance Podcast series

discussing the WEAVE LabDays' engagement with communities in the series dedicated to research methodologies and methods in dance practice

Posted on: 28 January 2022

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text by Rosa Cisneros, C-DARE Coventry University.

ResDance Podcast series, curated by Dr. Gemma Harman, Senior Lecturer in Dance and Dance Science, Dance Department  at the University of Chichester, is a podcast dedicated to research methodologies and methods in dance practice, intended for educators, students, practitioners and performers and interdisciplinary researchers curious to learn more about dance research in action.

All episodes can be heard at the following link. Please feel free to use the link as you wish and in your own work/resources:

ResDance Podcast: https://anchor.fm/gemma-harman

ResDance Series episodes brought together a number of leading thinkers and researchers in the field of dance. A full list can be found below. WEAVE’s partner Rosa Cisneros was a guest on the series and in her episode discusses the WEAVE LabDay methodology and her research with communities.  You can listen here: https://anchor.fm/gemma-harman/episodes/ResDance-Episode-9-Collaborative-ways-of-working-e1ci5n5

Enjoy the other episodes all freely available on the ResDance Podcast channels:

  • Episode 1: Researching Site Dance with Vicky Hunter
  • Episode 2: Choreographing and Performing with outdoor site with Virginia Farman
  • Episode 3: Evolving methods in dance research with Imogen Aujla
  • Episode 4: Dance Health Research with Bethany Whiteside
  • Episode 5: Dance Health Research: A person-centred approach with Ashley McGill
  • Episode 6: Reflections on interdisciplinary methodologies with Clare Parfitt
  • Episode 7: Documentation and digital tools in dance research with Rebecca Stancliffe
  • Episode 8: Dancing across Screen and in Popular Performance with Sherril Dodds
  • Episode 9: Collaborative ways of working with Rosa Cisenros
  • Episode 10: Embodied Inquiry with Nicole Brown & Jennifer Leigh
  • Episode 11: The intersections between practice and philosophy with Erin Manning
 

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