CPAR is Just the End of the Beginning

After an exciting and groundbreaking year-long journey, Laura and Nadiya successfully presented their key research findings at a special Community Participatory Action Research (CPAR) event in London.

In the morning, they showcased their poster, delivered a compelling pitch, and engaged thoughtfully with audience questions. In the afternoon, they presented their findings on the impact of conflict on health and wellbeing through PowerPoint and video and shared hard copies of their Research Report with selected delegates.

Their contributions were met with great interest and enthusiasm, marking a major milestone in this important body of work. Far from the finish line, this research has already begun to elevate the work of our Mediation Service and strengthen the vision of a Restorative Portsmouth. You can see further information including their research report and videos here – Community Participatory Action Research (CPAR) – Portsmouth Mediation Service