We talk to Professor Helen Hanson to explore impact and the big screen. Helen’s role as Academic Director of the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum and impactful research leading to Knowledge Exchange with stakeholders at the BFI, the Page to Screen Festival and BBC Radio Four has led to public discussion of her research. In this episode we ask what impact can research have on the cultural sector, how best can we engage with the media for impact and how can we overcome challenges to reach a wider range of stakeholders.

Helen’s Staff Profile: https://cdf.exeter.ac.uk/film/people/profile/index.php?username=hmhanson

Exeter Staff can access information to plan impact in readiness for a REF Impact Case Study here: https://universityofexeteruk.sharepoint.com/sites/RIME/SitePages/Impact.aspx

Exeter Impact Podcast Ep. 3: Impact and the Big Screen with Professor Helen Hanson

We talk to Dr Gemma Sharp to explore her approach to planning for impactful research in Women’s Mental Health, menstruation, and the menopause. Gemma is applying Theory of Change to her impact planning, setting key impact goals around local, national, and global education of practitioners, teachers, and women to achieve greater equality in their educational and work outcomes.

Exeter Impact Podcast Ep. 3: Impact and the Big Screen with Professor Helen Hanson

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