Our projects

At Home with Singing Mamas - singing on prescription to boost mothers wellbeing.

We designed and delivered a bespoke training course in PAR for academics at LJMU.

How can old paintings be made more relevant to our lives today? We worked with Dulwich Picture Gallery to find out …

We worked with the Design Council to develop an Impact Framework for the Charity, alongside a toolkit of methods.

ExploreStation was an ambitious public engagement programme designed to shape the future of small-to-medium sized stations in England.

We worked with the British Council to research the opportunities, barriers, and impacts of internationalism in the UK.

This peer researcher project explored the experiences of refugee women in accessing information and services in the UK.

Shortwork worked with the University of Reading and ACE to produce a guide to post occupancy evaluation for European architects.

Shortwork is providing an evaluation package to reflect upon the process of developing new digital services at the Carbon Co-op.

Shortwork is collaborating with Squash, Urbed, UCL and MMU on a UKRI funded participatory mapping project in Toxteth, Liverpool.

We are working with Carbon Co-op and URBED, to evaluate their BEIS funded ‘People Powered Retrofit’ service.

Shortwork brought together collaborators in a scoping workshop to develop a Participatory Action Research (PAR) App ...

We’re working with 3Ps and Local Trust to develop evaluation support to local community projects around the country who have received funding from Big Local.

Exploring the benefits of their intergenerational music and movement sessions in Liverpool care homes.

Shortwork and 3Ps trained 15 women in participatory research to explore experiences of maternity care in North Central London.

We worked with Tower Hamlets Public Health to evaluate their pioneering approach to community-led research and consultation.

Using participatory research methods, Shortwork explored the benefits and barriers to engagement in inclusive sports in Sheffield.

Pathways to Post Occupancy Evaluation helps architects to embed project evaluation into their work.

Undertaken for Tower Hamlets Council, this participatory research project explores experiences of loneliness among older people in the Borough.