In this webinar, Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke, the authors of award-winning textbook Thematic Analysis: A Practical Guide, explore good practices in reporting thematic analysis (TA) - particularly for the reflexive TA approach they have developed.

You have many options for disseminating your research. In today’s multifaceted digital world it is important to consider which options will work best to open doors to your desired academic or professional career, and how they fit together in a holistic publication strategy.

Interested in Indigenous methods? Find the webinar recording and related resources in this post.

Here you will find the recording and resources from “Common challenges in Thematic Analysis & how to avoid them” with Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke.

Ahead of their webinar on 16th November (GMT), 17th November (NZ) we caught up with Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke to discuss their new book, Thematic Analysis, A Practical Guide, using social media as an academic and changes within qualitative research in Psychology.

To do international research equitably requires a change to mind-sets and a change of established practices that have come under scrutiny for being unfair, exploitative, and non-inclusive.

Interested in collecting data online from social media or participants? Join this webinar with Luke Sloan and Janet Salmons!

Helen Kara wrote a book about creative methods, and continues to explore new approaches. In this post she shares some examples with MethodSpace readers.

View the Get Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories webinar