The Creative Research Toolkit

It all began in the BA Arts With Community classroom during a session of our module Self-Determined Learner where we had to come up with our research project. I really wanted to investigate how neuroscience connects with community arts, however, no neuroscientist would connect with me! So, after a couple of ideas I thought that researching research methods is a great idea and that I can present them in a handy toolkit for many other practitioners to use whenever they are researching. Working closely with my project supervisor, Dr Alan Cusack, I finally created the first couple drafts of the original Creative Research Toolkit and shared it amongst the class and other creatives in the institution of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

These toolkits are free, easy to read, community focused and available now! You can get your own copy to print or just view them online or on a device here.

Harley Campbell
Community- and collaboration-focused artist · Visual Art, Performing Arts, and Research. Working across Scotland, primarily Glasgow and North Ayrshire
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