See below for the latest news from the Narrative Practice Research Network. You can also read our most recent newsletter here:
Free online course: Indigenous research and evaluation methodologies
In this free online course on Indigenous research and evaluation methodologies, you can explore approaches that challenge dominant research and evaluation paradigms and support relational, culturally responsive, and decolonising ways of researching with people, communities, and their stories.
Introducing our new scholar in residence
We are delighted to announce that renowned postcolonial scholar Professor Bagele Chilisa has agreed to become the NPRN’s inaugural Scholar in Residence.
NPRN public seminars in Rwanda
The Narrative Practice Research Network was proud to present two public seminars in Rwanda in May 2026: one with Professor Bagele Chilisa from Botswana, and one with Dr Jane Awi and Dorothy Wanega from Papua New Guinea.
Calls for papers
Current opportunities to submit papers or expressions of interest for journals and conferences
Calls for research participants
Current opportunities to contribute to research projects about narrative therapy and community work.
Online event: Meet the Author with Mark Mulkoff
Dulwich Centre’s Meet the Author session will feature Mark Mulkoff discussing his paper “How might one practice? Producing possibilities through co-research as a daily practice of a minor science”. This paper is from the special issue of The Qualitative Report curated by NPRN.
