Parenting and Dance Network

这个为期24个月的国际网络项目旨在将舞蹈研究人员，艺术家和行业利益相关者聚集在一起，就舞蹈实践中的父母主题交换意见。通过一系列的三个研讨会研讨会（1个贝尔法斯特女王大学（QUB）， 1个坎特伯雷基督教堂大学（CCCU）， 1个德克萨斯理工大学（TTU）），该网络将通过连接研究人员通过不同的学科镜头和方法（例如，基于表现的；社会学的；生理/心理学的），在现有的学科界限上建立新的学术话语，探讨父母和舞蹈的话题。除了促进学术界的跨学科互动外，该网络还将研究人员与领先的舞蹈行业组织联系起来，这些组织处于与舞蹈中父母关系相关的行业和政策研究的前沿。与舞蹈产业项目合作伙伴dance Mama（英国）、PiPA（英国）和Balancing Act（加拿大）的合作，将学术研究人员与广泛的公共利益相关者和受益者联系起来，为研究成果的交流和艺术家的参与创造途径，促进网络的发展和政策的共同制定。网络参与者包括一个核心网络团队和由14名国际研究人员和行业伙伴代表组成的支持咨询小组：Aoife McGrath博士（PI， QUB）、Ali Duffy博士（Co-I, Texas Tech）、Angela Pickard教授（CCCU）、Madeline Harvey博士（Colorado State）、Shamell Bell博士（Harvard）、Emily Underwood Lee教授（南威尔士大学）、Emma Redding教授（墨尔本大学）、Lena Simic博士（Edge Hill大学）、Susie Burpee（加拿大Balancing Act）、Anna Ehnhold-Danailov（英国PiPA）、Lucy McCrudden（英国Dance Mama）、Erin Sanchez（英国OneDance）、Aisling McCormick （QUB）和Chloe Hillyar （QUB）。核心网络将在项目的整个生命周期内定期召开会议（在线，允许国际参与），并将为进一步邀请的参与者（包括政策制定者、艺术家、教育工作者、学生和研究人员）以及通过核心团队网络公开招募的参与者提供三次研讨会活动（混合）。网络研讨会（每次研讨会40名参与者）将包括采用各种研究方法的活动，以参与核心网络参与者所代表的不同学科观点，并探索跨学科合作的可能性。所有的研讨会将包括以实践为基础的讲习班、小组讨论和最后的圆桌会议，这些将在网络的网页上向公众提供。每个研讨会将集中讨论PI和Co-I与核心网络团队协商共同制定的三个主要研究问题之一：-研讨会1：哪些创作过程，研究方法和表演实践解决和/或支持父母和舞蹈？（QUB）-研讨会2：什么生理和心理体验与父母和舞蹈有关？（CCCU）-研讨会3：什么经济、政治和社会文化背景与父母和舞蹈有交集？该网络的传播和参与战略是与项目行业伙伴合作制定的，包括学术、行业和面向公众的产出。该网络将(i)发布一个由行业合作伙伴Dance Mama （UK）托管的网页，该网页将作为网络面向公众的国际平台，该平台将在项目生命周期后继续运行；（ii）聘请摄像师记录研讨会活动和一系列参与者视频日记/博客，以便在网页上公开传播；（iii）生成面向学术和行业的出版物，与包括学术界在内的广泛利益相关者进行交流。行业利益相关者和公众。

This 24-month, international networking project aims to bring together dance researchers, artists and industry stakeholders to exchange ideas on the topic of parenthood in dance practice. Through a series of three seminar workshops (1 x Queen's University Belfast (QUB), 1 x Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU), 1 x Texas Tech University (TTU)), the network will establish new scholarly discourse across existing disciplinary boundaries in approaches to the topic of parenthood and dance through connecting researchers working through different disciplinary lenses and methodologies (e.g., performance-based; sociological; physiological/psychological). In addition to fostering interdisciplinary interactions within academia, the network will also connect researchers with leading dance industry organisations at the forefront of sectoral and policy research related to parenthood in dance. Collaboration with dance industry project partners Dance Mama (UK), PiPA (UK), and Balancing Act (Canada) will connect academic researchers with a wide range of public stakeholders and beneficiaries, creating pathways for communication of research findings and engagement with artists, and fostering network growth and policy co-development. Network participants include a core network team and supporting advisory group comprising 14 international researchers and industry partner representatives: Dr Aoife McGrath (PI, QUB), Dr Ali Duffy (Co-I, Texas Tech), Professor Angela Pickard (CCCU), Dr Madeline Harvey (Colorado State), Dr Shamell Bell (Harvard), Professor Emily Underwood Lee (University of South Wales), Professor Emma Redding (University of Melbourne), Dr Lena Simic (Edge Hill University), Susie Burpee (Balancing Act, Canada), Anna Ehnhold-Danailov (PiPA, UK), Lucy McCrudden (Dance Mama, UK), Erin Sanchez (OneDance UK), Aisling McCormick (QUB), and Chloe Hillyar (QUB). The core network will meet regularly across the lifetime of the project (online to allow international participation) and will support the delivery of three seminar events (hybrid) for further invited participants (including policy makers, artists, educators, students, and researchers), and participants recruited through an open call across the core team's networks. Network seminars (40 participants at each seminar) will include activities employing a variety of research methodologies to engage with the different disciplinary perspectives represented by core network participants, and to explore possibilities for interdisciplinary collaboration. All seminars will include practice-based workshops, panel discussions, and a concluding roundtable talk that will be made available to the public on the network's webpage. Each seminar will focus on one of three overarching research questions co-developed by the PI and Co-I in consultation with the core network team:- Seminar 1: What creative processes, research methods, and performance practices address and/or support parenthood and dance? (QUB)- Seminar 2: What physiological and psychological experiences are related to parenthood and dance? (CCCU)- Seminar 3: What economic, political, and socio-cultural contexts intersect with parenthood and dance? (Texas Tech)Developed in collaboration with the project industry partners, the dissemination and engagement strategy for the network includes academic, industry, and public-facing outputs. The network will (i) publish a webpage hosted by industry partner, Dance Mama (UK), that will function as a public-facing international platform for the network that will continue beyond the lifetime of the project (ii) engage videographers to document seminar activities and a series of participant video diaries/blogs for public dissemination on the webpage (iii) generate both academic and industry-facing publication outputs that engage with a broad range of stakeholders including academics, industry stakeholders, and the general public.