The Pandemic and Beyond: The Arts and Humanities Contribution to Covid-19 Research and Recovery

该项目旨在阐明艺术和人文在应对冠状病毒大流行方面的影响，这是一场持续的健康危机，对社会，经济和文化产生了深远的影响。我们将创造引人入胜的联合叙事，展示艺术和人文研究对解决新冠肺炎疫情造成或加剧的问题的贡献，涵盖文化和创意产业、医疗和健康研究以及生物安全应对。我们的目标受众是更广泛的公众、其他研究人员、政策制定者、政府以及世卫组织等国际利益相关者，他们将决定未来应对类似危机的方法。在整个过程中，我们致力于促进AHRC资助的流行病研究的公平性，多样性和包容性。一个关键的目标是还产生了一套建议，这将使澳大利亚人权委员会有一个战略，如何动员和协调艺术和人文研究在未来的危机局势。我们的目标是通过以下方式最大限度地发挥AHRC资助的新型冠状病毒投资组合的影响：确定各个项目之间的协同作用并促进它们之间的合作帮助Covid PI访问组合中其他项目建立的影响相关路径3.就相关项目与Covid PI合作，以避免重复研究4.结合政府部门、政策团体、智囊团、地方政府、企业和创意产业现有的持份者的访问权限与由受疫情影响最严重的边缘化社区成员组成的生活体验小组合作，共同设计各种各样的传播策略，吸引多元化和边缘化的受众。这将补充我们自己的宣传活动、网站和数字材料，我们将建立这些活动、网站和数字材料，通过区域、国家和国际媒体渠道接触受众。其目的是向不同的公众展示和扩大这项研究，包括政府和非政府组织的利益相关者，以及可能受到COVID-19影响的边缘化社区。我们将为PI提供有针对性的实际支持，将他们与相关合作伙伴联系起来，并促进AHRC的Covid-19组合以及UKRI Covid-19研究的其他部分的合作。为此，我们将推动虚拟研讨会，将我们通过范围界定和规划活动确定的互补项目集合在一起。在这些研讨会上，我们将促进专门知识、影响计划和沟通战略的重点交流，为所有相关项目和利益攸关方增加价值，并酌情扩大从地方到区域、国家和国际的影响。在此过程中，我们将创建知识库，并扩大对AHRC的Covid-19组合及其对Covid-19研究的独特贡献的理解。这将使我们能够支持澳大利亚人权委员会制定应对新冠肺炎的中长期计划，并确定主要的研究差距。

The project aims to illuminate the impact of the arts and humanities in addressing the coronavirus pandemic, an ongoing health crisis that has had far reaching social, economic and cultural repercussions. We will create engaging, joined-up narratives that showcases the contribution of Arts and Humanities research to solving the problems created or exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, covering culture and creative industries medical and health research and biosecurity responses. Our target audiences are the wider public, other researchers, policymakers, the government, as well as international stakeholders such as the WHO, who will decide future approaches to tackling similar crises. Throughout, we are committed to promoting the equity, diversity and inclusivity of the impacts of AHRC-funded pandemic research. One key objective is to also produce a set of recommendations that will enable the AHRC to have a strategy in place for how to mobilise and coordinate Arts and Humanities research in future crisis situations. We aim to maximise the impact of the AHRC-funded Covid-19 portfolio by: 1. identifying synergies and facilitating collaboration between the individual projects 2. helping Covid PIs access the relevant pathways to impact set up by other projects in the portfolio 3. working with Covid PIs on related projects to avoid duplication of research 4. combining existing stakeholder access across government departments, policy groups, think-tanks, local government, business and the creative industries 5. co-designing a varied range of communications strategies that appeal to diverse and marginalised audiences in collaboration with a Lived Experience (LE) panel consisting of the members of the marginalised communities that have been hardest hit by the pandemic. This will complement our own communications campaign, website and digital materials that we will build to reach audiences through regional, national and international media outlets. The aim is to showcase and amplify this research for different publics, including stakeholders in Government and NGOs, as well as marginalised communities who may be impacted by Covid-19. We will provide targeted, hands-on support to PIs to connect them to relevant partners and facilitate collaborative working across the AHRC's Covid-19 Portfolio and beyond it to other parts of UKRI's Covid-19 research. We will do so through the facilitation of virtual workshops in which we will bring together clusters of complementary projects that we identify through our scoping and mapping activities. In these workshops, we will facilitate focused exchanges of expertise, impact plans, and communications strategies that add value to all the projects and stakeholders involved and enable a scaling up of impacts from the local through the regional, national and international, as appropriate. In doing so, we will create the knowledge base and amplify understanding of the AHRC's Covid-19 Portfolio and its unique contribution to Covid-19 research. This will enable us to support the AHRC in developing medium- to long-term plans for the Covid-19 response and identify the main research gaps.