Proud in Bradford: Speaking Up at the Creative Health Exchange
CREATE’s Research Fellow Dr Crissie Harney and Project Manager Danelle Lee, along with YPAG members Bhava Raja and Annanya Thumbarthy, recently attended and presented a...
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With Impact Comes Responsibility: Reflections from CREATE
As we hosted CREATE’s final Young Persons’ Advisory Group (YPAG) meeting last month, we found ourselves sitting with more than just a sense of completion....
Not So Alone: Co-Creation, Youth Voice, and the Power of Connection
Over the past two and a half years, CREATE has been learning what it truly means to work with young people, not just for them....
Do You Mean What I Mean?
Language, Power, and Participation in Youth Mental Health Research Language shapes how we work together—and sometimes how we fail to. During the webinar Do you...
Beyond the “Co”: Rethinking Co-Production in Research
In recent years, co-production has become a buzzword in research, especially in projects involving young people, community engagement, and interdisciplinary collaboration. But as the CREATE...
Celebrating Project CREATE's Young Persons’ Advisory Group
The heart of Project CREATE has always been its Young Persons’ Advisory Group (YPAG) who did not just contribute to the project - they shaped it. Their...
Bringing Project CREATE to Rwanda: Co-Creating Change with Young People
Project Principal Investigator Professor Paul Cooke discusses a recent trip to Rwanda in Africa where he put some of the findings from Project CREATE into...
Reflecting through film: Closing Project CREATE with care and creativity
This blog post is written by Danelle Lee, Project CREATE’s Project Manager, who has been inspired by working alongside our Young Persons’ Advisory Group. Danelle...
Investigating the role of the arts in youth mental health
We spoke with Dr Ruth Herbert who is Co-Investigator on Project CREATE and music psychologist & lecturer in performing arts at City St. George's, University...
From ATTUNE to CREATE: Reflections on youth voice and system change
Professor Paul Cooke, Principal Investigator on Project CREATE, shares key lessons from the final ATTUNE conference and his hope that they will shape ongoing and...