The Power of Trust: Creating Safe Spaces in Participatory Research

Whose Power?

#Science #Arts #Podcasting Education #Social Sciences #Professor Abigail Harrison / The Preservative Party

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In the first episode of series 2 of Whose Power? Abigail Harrison Moore and her co-hosts Lauren and Rahesa explore the critical role of trust in participatory research. Focusing on the Preservative Party at Leeds City Museum - a collective of young curators aged 14–24 - they discuss how creating a protected, deadline-free environment empowers authentic self-expression and meaningful activism. Abigail reflects on the emotional labour involved in this work and the importance of lived experience in research. Together, they uncover how trust, care, and collaboration can reshape not just museum practice, but society at large.

Read a full transcript of this episode

Find out more about the Preservative Party on their LinkedIn or the Leeds Museums & Galleries website.

This is a Research Podcasts production.

Episode Credits

Presenters:  Abigail Harrison Moore, University of Leeds, Lauren and Rahesa, Preservative Party

Guests: Jordan Keighley , Leeds City Museum

Producer: Chris Garrington, Research Podcasts

Studio and sound: Helix, University of Leeds and Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts

Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party

Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party with Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts

Photography: Andrew Lord

Funding: Research England Participatory Research Fund 2024-25

10 episodes

The Power of Trust: Creating Safe Spaces in Participatory Research

Whose Power?

published about a year ago

MP3•Episode home

Read a full transcript of this episode

Find out more about the Preservative Party on their LinkedIn or the Leeds Museums & Galleries website.

This is a Research Podcasts production.

Episode Credits

Presenters:  Abigail Harrison Moore, University of Leeds, Lauren and Rahesa, Preservative Party

Guests: Jordan Keighley , Leeds City Museum

Producer: Chris Garrington, Research Podcasts

Studio and sound: Helix, University of Leeds and Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts

Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party

Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party with Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts

Photography: Andrew Lord

Funding: Research England Participatory Research Fund 2024-25

10 episodes

#Science #Arts #Podcasting Education #Social Sciences #Professor Abigail Harrison / The Preservative Party

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The Power of Participation: Learning with Others in Research 26:06

7 days ago26:06

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In this episode of Whose Power ? Izzy Bartley, a post graduate researcher at the University of Leeds talks about the representation of colonialism in board games and how we can use these games as learning tools within museums and the board game industry itself. Izzy shares how participatory action research and board game play create space for open conversations around colonialism and representation. Through recorded gameplay and podcast discussions, her work highlights the need for diverse voices and the importance of trust, respect, and collaboration in both museums and the board game industry. Read a full transcript of this episode Find out more about the Preservative Party on their LinkedIn or the Leeds Museums & Galleries website . This is a Research Podcasts production. Episode Credits Presenters: Abigail Harrison Moore , University of Leeds, Rahesa and Tae, Preservative Party Guests: Izzy Bartley , University of Leeds Producer: Chris Garrington , Research Podcasts Studio and sound: Helix , University of Leeds and Krissie Brighty-Glover , Research Podcasts Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party with Krissie Brighty-Glover , Research Podcasts Photography: Andrew Lord Funding: Research England Participatory Research Fund 2024-25…

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The Power of Voice: Amplifying the Voices of Young People in Participatory Research 29:12

21 days ago29:12

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In this episode of Whose Power? Abigail Harrison Moore is joined by co-hosts Tae and Rahesa - two inspiring youth mentors from the Preservative Party - for a powerful conversation with Whose Power? podcast producer Christine Garrington. Together, they explore how participatory research, and the medium of podcasting, can share and amplify the voices of young people. Christine shares her reflections on the role of podcasting in storytelling and connection, while Tae and Rahesa speak candidly about their personal journeys, the importance of being heard, and the transformative power of safe, collaborative spaces. At the heart of the episode is a celebration of trust, authenticity, and the impact of making space for real voices in research and beyond. Read a full transcript of this episode Find out more about the Preservative Party on their LinkedIn or the Leeds Museums & Galleries website . This is a Research Podcasts production. Episode Credits Presenters: Abigail Harrison Moore , University of Leeds, Tae and Rahesa, Preservative Party Guests: Chris Garrington , Research Podcasts Producer: Chris Garrington , Research Podcasts Studio and sound: Helix , University of Leeds and Krissie Brighty-Glover , Research Podcasts Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party with Krissie Brighty-Glover , Research Podcasts Photography: Andrew Lord Funding: Research England Participatory Research Fund 2024-25…

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The Power of Trust: Creating Safe Spaces in Participatory Research 28:42

5 weeks ago28:42

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In the first episode of series 2 of Whose Power? Abigail Harrison Moore and her co-hosts Lauren and Rahesa explore the critical role of trust in participatory research. Focusing on the Preservative Party at Leeds City Museum - a collective of young curators aged 14–24 - they discuss how creating a protected, deadline-free environment empowers authentic self-expression and meaningful activism. Abigail reflects on the emotional labour involved in this work and the importance of lived experience in research. Together, they uncover how trust, care, and collaboration can reshape not just museum practice, but society at large. Read a full transcript of this episode Find out more about the Preservative Party on their LinkedIn or the Leeds Museums & Galleries website . This is a Research Podcasts production. Episode Credits Presenters: Abigail Harrison Moore , University of Leeds, Lauren and Rahesa, Preservative Party Guests: Jordan Keighley , Leeds City Museum Producer: Chris Garrington , Research Podcasts Studio and sound: Helix , University of Leeds and Krissie Brighty-Glover , Research Podcasts Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party with Krissie Brighty-Glover , Research Podcasts Photography: Andrew Lord Funding: Research England Participatory Research Fund 2024-25…

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Learning to Lead Participation 26:53

7 weeks ago26:53

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In Episode 5 of Whose Power? we are in conversation with Preservative Party mentors Lauren and Grace. Together they discuss how the group is working to empower young people to break down traditional barriers to influence and drive the way museum exhibitions are curated and presented, what participating in academic research means to them, what barriers and challenges they have faced along the way, and how they have helped to create new knowledge and bring about meaningful change in the sector with and for the young people they support. Grace talks about why there needs to be wholesale change in academia and museums to create the space for young people’s voices to be shared and heard. And Lauren explains how the Preservative Party has helped them develop the confidence to pursue their own academic career. Read a full transcript of the episode Episode credits Presenter: Abigail Harrison Moore , University of Leeds Guests: Grace and Lauren, Preservative Party Producer: Chris Garrington, Research Podcasts Studio and sound: Kerr Hunter and Alex Neish, Helix, University of Leeds Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party, Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts Photography: Andrew Lord…

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Whose Power? Series 2 Trailer 1:24

7 weeks ago1:24

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In this second series of Whose Power? Abigail is joined by Preservative Party mentors Lauren, Rahesa and Tae, who, together with other members of the group, have been exploring the nature of power and how participatory research can bring about new knowledge and understanding. They're talking about how we create and maintain safe spaces, amplify the voices of those least listened to, and what real collaboration looks like. By sharing the stories, insights and opinions of members, and the people they've worked, they hope to shed light on the power of trust, what it is to work collectively, how we create change and the power of the podcast as a medium and space to do meaningful participatory research. Episode one drops June 4th. This series has been supported with funding from the Research England Participatory Research Fund 2024-25 Read a full transcript…

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Connections and Confidence 25:43

46 weeks ago25:43

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In Episode 4 of Whose Power? we find out how Preservative Party member Tae came to participate in the Whose Power project. They discuss how the group is working to empower young people to break down traditional barriers to influence and drive the way museum exhibitions are curated and presented, what participating in academic research means to them, what barriers and challenges they have faced along the way, and how they have helped to create new knowledge and bring about meaningful change in the sector with and for the young people they support. Tae tells Abigail about why and how they questioned the original research plan in order to produce new questions that represented everyone in the Preservative Party and what inspired them to create the theme music for the Whose Power podcast. Further information Access and download a full transcript of the episode Episode credits Presenter: Abigail Harrison Moore, University of Leeds Guests: Tae, Preservative Party Producer: Christine Garrington, Research Podcasts Music: Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and Audiograms Preservative Party and Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts…

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The Professor at the Party 23:07

48 weeks ago23:07

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In Episode 3 of Whose Power? Preservative Party members Bobby and Rahesa put Professor Abigail Harrison Moore in the hot seat to ask what she has learned about participatory research through her involvement with the group. Together they discuss how and why Abigail wanted to work with them, what she has done to gain their trust and buy-in to the project and what she’s learned about her work and the role of participatory research in engaging and empowering young people. Read a full transcript of the episode Episode credits Presenters: Bobby and Rahesa, Preservative Party Guest: Abigail Harrison Moore , University of Leeds Producer: Chris Garrington, Research Podcasts Studio and sound: Kerr Hunter and Alex Neish, Helix, University of Leeds Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party, Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts Photography: Andrew Lord…

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The Preservative Party and Me 25:28

48 weeks ago25:28

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CONTENT WARNING: Please note this episode includes conversations about experiences of homelessness In Episode 2 of Whose Power? we find out what the Preservative Party means to members Bobby and Rahesa and what they have learned about the power of participating in research from the Whose Power project. Together they discuss how the group is working to empower young people to break down traditional barriers to influence and drive the way museum exhibitions are curated and presented, what participating in academic research means to them, what barriers and challenges they have faced along the way, and how they have helped to create new knowledge and bring about meaningful change in the sector with and for the young people they support. Bobby tells Abigail why they thought twice about getting involved and what they think academics need to think more carefully about when looking to engage with young people. And Rahesa talks about the struggles they have faced in their education and how the Preservative Party has given them the confidence to speak and be heard. Read a full transcript of the episode Episode credits Presenter: Abigail Harrison Moore , University of Leeds Guests: Bobby and Rahesa, Preservative Party Producer: Chris Garrington, Research Podcasts Studio and sound: Kerr Hunter and Alex Neish, Helix, University of Leeds Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party with Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts Photography: Andrew Lord…

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New Perspectives on Participation in Museums 27:58

48 weeks ago27:58

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In Episode 1 of Whose Power? we find out how and why Professor Abigail Harrison Moore from the University of Leeds started researching histories of women and energy in the home with an inspiring group of young curators based at Leeds City Museum. Abigail is joined by Esther Amis-Hughes, Community Engagement Manager at Leeds City Museum who set up the Preservative Party 13 years ago. She's also joined by Youth Engagement Curator Jordan Keighley, an original member of the group, now its facilitator. Together they discuss how the group is working to empower young people to break down traditional barriers to influence and drive the way museum exhibitions are curated and presented, what participating in academic research means to them, what barriers and challenges they have faced along the way, and how they have helped to create new knowledge and bring about meaningful change in the sector with and for the young people they support. Further reading Read a full transcript of the episode Empowering Women; Co-producing Histories of Women and Energy in the Home (AHRC funding page) Open minds with the Preservative Party (Blog) Episode credits Presenter: Abigail Harrison Moore , University of Leeds Guests: Jordan Keighley and Esther Amis-Hughes, Leeds City Museum Producer: Chris Garrington, Research Podcasts Studio and sound: Kerr Hunter and Alex Neish, Helix, University of Leeds Music: Aura, by Tae, Preservative Party Artwork and graphics: Preservative Party with Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts Photography: Andrew Lord…

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Whose Power? Series Trailer 1:25

48 weeks ago1:25