Open Science Meet-Up: From research participation to wider impact – exploring the role of Citizen Science in the PATH4Well-Being research project

The term Citizen Science refers to research methods or fields of science in which research projects are carried out with the assistance of or entirely by interested non-academics. In this Open Science Meet-Up, Christin Mey introduces PATH4Well-Being and its work with social-impact leaders. At the heart of the research project is a leadership development programme that aims to share knowledge in a way that is relevant to management practice whilst positively influencing leaders’ well-being. Once data collection is complete, participating leaders will receive the training materials so they can use them independently to support the development of their own teams. Christin will discuss the role these leaders can play in the research, where that role can intersect with Citizen Science, and how the research team hopes the programme may create positive ripple effects beyond its initial study groups. After the talk, we are eager to respond to any questions you may have and to discuss science communication in more detail. Everyone is welcome to join the session, no registration required.

Further information

For more details and the Zoom link, please visit the University of Konstanz website.

Contact:

Christin Mey, Leadership Development Coach, University of Kiel & Maximilian Heber, Team Open Science, University of Konstanz