Can Academics be Activists?
Many researchers who do community-engaged research experience a tension between being objective researchers and a desire for activism. While some are convinced that activism is a core task of the researcher, others may struggle to filter their personal views out of scientific analysis. Some may argue that activism in science should be rewarded by the university, while others may advocate to keep activism out of the university altogether.
During this event, Prof. Pim Martens (SBE), Dr. Astrid Offermans (SBE) and Prof. Maurice Zeegers (FHML) will present their different positions on this topic, before engaging in a discussion.
The discussion will be moderated by Prof. Teun Dekker (FSE).
Hybrid format
The event is done in a hybrid format, with both in-person and virtual audiences, whom will have the opportunity to be involved in the discussion. As it will be livestreamed, the audience is invited to ask questions via a chat function.
This event is co-organised by MPCER and the UM Platform for Research Ethics and Integrity.
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