Join us for an engaging evening exploring how children's voices can be better heard in healthcare, education and social care.

How can we credit children as knowers of their own lives?

Children are often asked for their views, but are they recognised as credible knowers of their own lives? Join researchers, practitioners and young people for an evening exploring how children's voices can be better recognised in healthcare, education and social care.

Hosted by the Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare (EPIC) project and the Centre for Childhoods and Social Justice, the evening begins with a short introduction to epistemic justice. Members of Bristol's Young People's Advisory Group (YPAG) will then share creative work developed through a workshop before joining a panel discussion and audience Q&A exploring how children's knowledge and lived experience can better inform healthcare, education, social care, and the policies and practices that shape their lives.

Further info: EPIC Events

Attend in person at Watershed Bristol or online.

Online joining link:

https://bristol-ac-uk.zoom.us/launch/jc/92270089130

Meeting ID: 922 7008 9130

Passcode: 157819

This event is part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science

Description supplied by the event organiser.