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Dr Naomi TyrrellBased on 18 years of research and evaluation experience in academic, commercial and public sectors, Dr Naomi Tyrrell founded Research Your Way to offer bespoke research and evaluation services to charities, social enterprises and businesses.
She has led research projects funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, European Commission, British Academy, Leverhulme Trust, University of Plymouth, charitable trusts and the National Lottery. She is currently a Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Plymouth. She has taught qualitative and quantitative research methods in universities in the UK and Ireland for (almost) two decades. She has supervised MA, MSc and PhD student projects using many different research methods. You can see her published, peer-reviewed journal articles, books and book chapters on using different social research here and here. |
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Dr Gina KallisDr Gina Kallis is a social scientist with experience in both academic research and the charity sector. She has worked on a range of projects as an Evaluation Officer for the NSPCC and as Research Fellow at the University of Plymouth. Her research is interdisciplinary and she has explored topics related to: migration and mobility, social perspectives around climate change and sustainable energy transitions, place attachment and family wellbeing.
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Dr Eva DudaDr Eva Duda is a social and academic researcher with over 10 years of research experience. Eva assisted with and/or coordinated a number of qualitative and quantitative research projects within the broad disciplines of social policy and sociology. She is experienced in delivering research and evaluation projects in the public, private and voluntary sectors. Eva previously worked as Senior Research Associate at Manchester Metropolitan University. Prior to that she worked as Research Associate for the Welfare Conditionality project at the University of York. Before then, Eva was Research Assistant at Sustainable Housing and Urban Studies Unit at the University of Salford. Prior to starting her academic career, Eva worked as Head of Research in the voluntary community sector with some of the most disadvantaged communities (e.g. migrants, asylum seekers, refugees). Eva is passionate about working with marginalised communities using participatory methods in order to achieve greater social justice.
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Dr Lauren DempseyLauren Dempsey started her research career as a commercial market researcher but has recently completed a PhD (pending viva) and has been working as a Research Assistant for two universities. In addition, she has experience in conducting client-observed fieldwork and extensive data analysis for research organisations. She is able to adapt herself to the research needs and styles of varied clients, and present findings in a manner that is most beneficial for the given project. She regularly provides quality insights at short notice, while working both in a team and independently. In particular, her expertise lies in longitudinal and ethnographic research, where she celebrates the importance of considering multiple contextual factors to generate cohesive and unique insight.
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