Description
Invited presentation as part of the national QUEST/NCRM/SCDTP seminar series Mobile Methods in Social Research. The webinar brought together leading researchers exploring mobile and sensory methods. My talk focused on swim-along interviews with visually impaired participants, examining how embodied, mobile, and sensory approaches offer expanded possibilities for qualitative inquiry. The session emphasised inclusive, affective, and interdependent research practices in blue spaces.| Period | 2 Jul 2025 |
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| Held at | South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership, United Kingdom |
| Degree of Recognition | International |
Keywords
- swim-along interviews
- mobile methods
- disability geographies
- qualitative research
- sensory methods
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Research output
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Sensory Inequalities and Access to Blue Space
Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract › peer-review
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RNIB Podcast Interview - Open Water Swimming Can Be Accessible for Blind and Partially Sighted People: Public engagement and inclusive aquatic research with visually impaired communities
Research output: Non-textual output › Digital or Visual Products
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Preparatory Participation: Embodied Methodologies for Inclusive Blue Space Research
Research output: Contribution to conference › Other › peer-review
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Accessible Waters Research Website: Inclusive Research, Methods, and Public Engagement in Blue Space Accessibility
Research output: Non-textual output › Web publication/site
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Widespread Media Coverage: VI Swim and Wellbeing Session: Inclusive public engagement and sensory-led research in blue space accessibility
Research output: Other contribution
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BBC Access All Podcast Interview - Rethinking Blue Space Access and Disability: Sensory-led research, visual impairment, and inclusive fieldwork
Research output: Non-textual output › Digital or Visual Products
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Research in Motion: Making Blue Spaces Accessible for All (Speaking of Research Podcast, SCDTP)
Research output: Non-textual output › Digital or Visual Products
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BBC Breakfast Live Interview: Inclusive Blue Space Access and Disability Research
Research output: Non-textual output › Digital or Visual Products
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Activities