About this Event
This workshop aims to address the calls in One Health research for further inclusion of the social sciences. The workshop is organised by the RESIST-AMR research group but will include a broad scope of topics within One Health beyond AMR. It will explore existing interdisciplinary projects at TCD and abroad, as well as facilitate future work by connecting participants and generating new ideas for collaboration. The workshop and presentations will be particularly relevant for researchers and policymakers, though all are welcome. The preliminary outline for the workshop is as follows:
9:00-9:30 Registration and Coffee
9:30-10:30: Welcome and Introduction to RESIST-AMR Research Group
- Opening Remarks – Prof. Trevor Hodkinson, Lead P.I. RESIST-AMR, School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin
- Introduction of the RESIST-AMR interdisciplinary project – Ciara Hegarty, School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin
- Presentation on the application of social science to One Health – Addiena Luke-Currier, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy, Trinity College Dublin
- Roundtable with RESIST-AMR team on the project, as well as supports, barriers, successes and challenges in interdisciplinary collaboration –Speakers include Dr. Marta Martins, School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin, Prof. Julie Renwick and Anita Grasso, School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin
10:30 -11:00 One Health Initiatives at Trinity
- “Researchers wanted! Delivering Trinity’s highly ambitious Sustainable and Healthy Food Plan” Martina Mullin, Healthy Campus Manager, College Health and Trinity Sustainability, Trinity College Dublin
- Title TBD, Rupa Marya, School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin
11:00-11:15 Coffee
11:15-1PM International Examples of Social Science Research within One Health
- “Interdisciplinary research using community engaged research methods to catalyse just urban agriculture development: Key insights from the JUST GROW Consortium” Dr. Rose Jennings, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Program, University of Rhode Island, United States of America [online]
- “Studying One Health from a public policy perspective: Insights from policy research on AMR in Switzerland” Dr Jule Ksinsik, Laboratory for Analysis of Governance and Public Policy in Europe (LAGAPE), University of Lausanne, Switzerland
- “Public acceptance of policy measures to prevent and combat infectious diseases in pets” Michelle Wyler, KPM Center for Public Management, University of Bern, Switzerland
- “One health and policy intersections: Managing a multi-institutional interdisciplinary project to develop food safety tools and training for organic produce farms using a systems approach” Dr Jaime Barrett, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Program, University of Rhode Island, United States of America [online]
- “Connecting people, nature and climate change: Social science perspectives on One Health research” Dr. Natalia Rodriguez Castaneda, School of Natural Sciences, Botany, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland and Institute of Global Health and Geneva Humanitarian Research Centre, Faculty of Medicine, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
1:00- 1:30 Lunch/Networking
1:30-2:30 Advancing Research in One Health across Disciplines
- “Aspects to Consider for Interdisciplinary Research” Dr. Chantal Keijzer and Dr. Kate Smith, Research Development Office, Trinity College Dublin
- “Transdisciplinarity: What, why and how: Working across disciplines and with society to address complex challenges” Dr. Jake Byrne, School of Education, Trinity College Dublin
2:30-2:50 Interdisciplinary Speed-Networking
- Based on examples from other universities to foster collaboration between disciplines. Participants will pair up to introduce themselves and their interests/work. Participants can ask questions and find commonalities. After 2-3 minutes new pairs will be formed.
2:50-3:00 Wrap-up
Event venue & nearby stays
The Moyne Institute @ Trinity, Microbiology Lecture Theatre, Dublin, Ireland
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