Impact Acceleration Account

利物浦大学艺术和人文学科的研究和影响活动涵盖了一系列跨学科的交叉主题，我们在这些主题上与当地、国家和国际利益攸关方和组织合作。这项工作对我们邻近的城市地区、英国和国际的社会、政治和文化生活产生了革命性的影响。我们的研究解决了当今社会面临的许多重大挑战，并提供了政策和技术创新得以推进的背景。我们的IAA建议包括我们现有AHRC资助组合中与我们特别有吸引力的一系列横向主题相关的精选例子，这些主题提供了加强的机会，并与AHRC的一些主题优先事项相联系：遗产；奴隶制和不自由的劳动；改造冲突；健康和环境人道主义。我们的目标是部署IAA资金，为发展和进一步嵌入影响文化以及产生知识交流(KE)和我们的研究产生的影响提供灵活和响应的支持。我们寻求在关键的跨学科主题优先事项方面加强我们现有的优势，并加强结构，使我们能够灵活地应对至关重要的议程，并发展与伙伴组织共同产生影响的机会。一个特别的优先事项是将平等、多样性和包容性(EDI)嵌入我们围绕KE和Impact的实践和过程中，认识到我们参与的利益相关者的广度，并共同开展研究，揭示和解决困难的历史和遗产。我们还通过与其他研究理事会IAA的接触，抓住了跨学科合作的机会。我们将通过专门协调的UOL IAA经理与其他IAA合作，以协调资源并从规模经济中受益，以支持和实现我们的雄心壮志。我们拟议的IAA活动将包括支持创意和文化产业和文化合作伙伴的借调和派驻(包括即将到来的访问派驻)、Pump启动奖励以及为发展影响力和知识交流活动提供培训和职业发展机会。IAA将通过利物浦大学AHRC IAA管理小组进行协调，该小组将每季度召开一次会议，并向大学新的知识交流指导小组报告。

Research and impact activities across the Arts and Humanities at the University of Liverpool embrace a range of cross-cutting interdisciplinary themes, on which we collaborate with local, national and international stakeholders and organisations. This work has a transformative influence in the social, political and cultural life of our immediate city region, the UK, and internationally. Our research addresses many of the grand challenges facing societies today and provides the context in which policy and technological innovations can advance. Our IAA proposal includes selected examples from our existing AHRC funding portfolio associated with a series of cross-cutting themes where we have particular traction, which present opportunities for enhancement and which link to a number of AHRC thematic priorities: Heritage; Slavery and Unfree Labour; Transforming Conflict; and Health and Environmental Humanities.We aim to deploy IAA funding to provide flexible and responsive support for the development and further embedding of impact culture and the generation of Knowledge Exchange (KE) and impact emerging from our research. We seek to build on our existing strengths in key interdisciplinary thematic priorities, and to enhance the structures which allow us to respond with agility to critically important agendas and develop opportunities for co-production of impact with partner organisations. A particular priority is to embed equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in our practices and processes around KE and impact, to recognise the breadth of stakeholders with whom we engage and to co-develop research that surfaces and addresses difficult histories and legacies. We also embrace opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration through engagements with other Research Council IAAs. We will work with other IAAs via a dedicated harmonised UoL IAA manager in order to align resources and benefit from economies of scale in supporting and delivering on our ambitions. Our proposed IAA activities will include support for secondments and residencies with creative and cultural industries and cultural partners, (including incoming visiting residencies), pump priming awards and the provision of training and career development opportunities for developing impact and knowledge exchange activities. The IAA will be coordinated through the University of Liverpool AHRC IAA Management Group which will meet quarterly and which will report to the University's new Knowledge Exchange Steering Group.