Tuesday, September 23

Hidden Talents: Core Competencies of Knowledge Mobilisers

By Universities Policy Engagement Network

How do you articulate the skills needed to connect academia and public policy? Hear CAPE's key findings from the 'Hidden Talents' report.

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Online

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Introduction

Neil Heckels

CAPE's research and competencies

Jonathan Breckon

Reflection from knowledge mobilisers

Alison Clarke

Reflection from the Government Office for Science

Karri Aston

What's next?

Neil Heckels

Audience Q&A

Good to know

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1 hour, 30 minutes
Online

About this event

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CAPE's report, 'Hidden Talents: Core Competencies of Knowledge Mobilisers Working in Public Policy', co-authored with Insights North East and the Wales Centre for Public Policy, explores the world of the knowledge mobiliser.

At this event we will discuss the key findings from the research, looking at the diverse range of skills that are required to work at the interface between academia and policy, and learn more about the report and its competencies

The session will be chaired by Neil Heckels (Impact & Policy Senior Manager, Durham University), and speakers include Jonathan Breckon (Independent Consultant and lead author), Alison Clarke (Capacity and Capabilities Research Associate, Insights North East), and Karri Aston (Head of the Academic Engagement Team, Government Office for Science).

Read CAPE's 'Hidden Talents' report here: Hidden Talents: Core Competencies of Knowledge Mobilisers Working in Public Policy – UPEN

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Universities Policy Engagement Network

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