Rebecca Stancliffe

Editorial Board Member @Trinity Laban

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2021 — Present

Editorial Board Member @Trinity Laban

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Research interests: arts and health, digital methods and postphenomenology, arts-based research and evaluation methods. Responsibilities and projects include-Arts Cafe (September 2023-present)Exploring the impact of an online arts programme for people who are socially isolated- Language of Pain: Co-producing impact (July 2022-present)A co-produced pilot study that uses art-based methods to explore, capture and disseminate narratives about the lived experience of pain- Co-author of two REF 2021 Institutional Impact Case Studies (20••••21)- Transformations of practice and engagement: A postphenomenological study into online teaching and learning (research project 2021-present)-Singing for Good Health programme evaluation (20••••22). Singing for Good Health is a creative community singing class comprised of three groups of participants: people living with Parkinson\'s, people living with chronic pain, people living with chronic lung conditions-Creative collaboration: A longitudinal study (20••••22)- Researcher on \"Dance, Health and Well-being: debating and moving forward methodologies\"(20••••21). Collaborative research between Trinity Laban and Exeter University and funded by the Wellcome Centre for the Cultures + Environments at Exeter University. The project culminates in the symposium:\"Bodies of Evidence | Contribution of Dance to Health and Wellbeing: Debating Research Methodologies and Impact\" https://wcceh.org/projects/dance-health-and-well-being/- Singing for Lung Health (Trinity Laban and Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust) programme evaluator (2020)- Evaluation of Trinity Laban at Tate Exchange (2018, 2019, 2020)

EDUCATION

2003 — 2008

Trinity Laban

Bachelor's degree, Dance Theatre

N/A

Remark!

Level 1, British Sign Language

2008 — 2010

London Contemporary Dance School

Master of Arts (MA), Contemporary Dance

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Coventry University

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Dance Studies: Analysis, documentation, digital tools

2011 — 2012

Beaumont College of Natural Medicine

Diploma, Holistic Massage

ABOUT REBECCA STANCLIFFE

Research and Insight Lead with 8+ years delivering ethnographic, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches that centre lived experience and drive strategic change. My practice is person-centred and equity-driven. I am a specialist in participatory practice, peer-led research, narrative enquiry, and digital ethnography. I co-produce with experts by experience, empower peer researchers, and ensure ethical, transparent and GDPR-compliant methods. I work collaboratively to set research agendas, define outcomes, embed insights, and measure impact.I am inspired by 1) co-creating research with individuals and communities that embed lived experience and 2) exploring digital media, tools, and environments as co-creators of human experience. I specialise in how structures, systems and environments (physical and digital) shape perception, experience, agency and community. My work is informed by the skills and knowledge developed through my career as a professional dance artist, educator and researcher. I believe that experiential knowledge is valuable for understanding how we move through the world and meet the challenges of the present day. I apply this experience in working with individuals and communities. Together, we reflect on what issues matter, which questions to ask, and what approaches to explore. In embedding living experience in research, I aim to establish environments that are empowering, immersive, inclusive and transformative. I also explore how our engagement with digital realms and computation transform what it means to be human. My new book \"Video annotation for dance and performance\"(Palgrave, 2025) focuses on manual practices of working with video to develop human (rather than computational) understanding. To counter the increasing delegation of memory, knowledge, decision-making and intuition to digital technologies, I am interested in getting back to basics and returning to the body.

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