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Qualitative Open Research

Meaningful Exchange and Mutual Learning

Together with the NL Reproducibility Network, Context Network will organize an interactive webinar on Qualitative Open Research on Thursday October 16th, from 10:00-12:00 hrs.

Qualitative researchers have increasingly engaged with the Open Science and reproducible research debates, and their engagement has been helpful in casting a new light on these debates. Dr Nicki Lisa Cole will commence this interactive webinar with an overview of empirical and conceptual work that connects qualitative research with open and reproducible research. She will highlight both relevant obstacles as well as underexplored opportunities for open and reproducible research. Next, Dr Michelle Jamieson will zoom in on a specific practice from qualitative scholarship, namely positionality statements, and examine how this practice can help quantitative research to become more open and transparent. She will demonstrate how positionality can be fruitfully applied in different research stages. The presentations will be followed by a discussion moderated by Dr. Sarahanne Field. The session will be chaired by Dr. Tamarinde Haven.

Interested? You can register here

October 16th, 10-12

Online

No registration fee

Suzanne Roggeveen

Dr. Suzanne Roggeveen is a freelance methodologist, MAXQDA-trainer and sociologist. Previously, she was a methods coordinator and qualitative methodologist at the Netherlands Institute for Social Research (Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau). At the University of Amsterdam she worked as a researcher in the departments of Sociology and Religious Studies. She specializes in ethnography, various types of qualitative analysis, reflexivity, literature studies and mixed methods studies. Her general research interests are diversity, religion, citizenship and the sociology of healthcare.

Tamarinde Haven

Tamarinde Haven is an Assistant Professor in qualitative methodology for the social sciences at Tilburg University. She teaches qualitative research methods for social sciences and psychology students. Previously she worked as a postdoc at the BIH QUEST Center for Responsible Research at Charité UMC in Berlin and at the Danish Center for Research on Research Policy at Aarhus, Denmark. Tamarinde has a background in psychology, philosophy and epidemiology and previously worked on a preregistration template for qualitative research.

Irene v.d. Bosch

Irene van den Bosch is a research methodologist at the Dutch Court of Audit (Algemene Rekenkamer). She specializes in qualitative research and supports teams with research design, methods, and data collection strategies, helping to ensure that performance audits are robust and insightful. Irene has a background in policy development and research in the public sector and has often worked at the crossroads of research, policy, and governance. She has conducted many research projects for public authorities, including policy evaluations, integrity investigations, and (local) audit research.

Anja van der Voort

Anja van der Voort is an Associate Professor in methods and statistics at Leiden University, Education and Child Studies. Anja conducts qualitative as well as quantitative research, and consults researchers on methodological challenges in both domains. In addition, she teaches in methods and statistics in the bachelor and master program. Her main fields of expertise in qualitative research are:

Focus groups
Online data collection
Qualitative methodology
Research with (pre) adolescents

We thank Djoeke Ardon for her input as a former member of the board

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