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The International Journal of Clinical Legal Education (IJCLE) Research Intensive Workshop 2023

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Law Society of Ireland

Call for expressions of interest for participation in the

IJCLE Research Intensive Workshop 2023

Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, 20-21 July 2023

 

This year the IJCLE are doing something new in place of our traditional conference format. 

We have only recently had a very successful IJCLE/GAJE meeting with our South African partners (SAULCA) at Stellenbosch in December 2022.

A wonderful clinic conference, ‘Enhancing Clinical Legal Education in Europe: 10 years of ENCLE (yet to come)’ organised by our ENCLE colleagues, will take place on 17th -18th July in Liverpool.  

Thus, our IJCLE event this year will be focused on our research in progress.  We will facilitate a workshop, hosted in the lovely setting of the Law Society of Ireland’s headquarters at Blackhall Place, Dublin.  Here, over two intensive days, colleagues can share their research, their methods and analysis approaches.  They will give and receive supportive feedback and challenge on the nature of the evidence being generated in the clinical legal education field.  The goal of the workshop is to engage deeply with our own and others’ research, to spark new ideas and collaborations and to improve the quality of our research and, perhaps most crucially, our confidence as a clinical community in its quality.

Sessions will draw their specific focus from colleagues’ work in progress and are also likely to include:

  • Consideration of the origin of research questions – whose agenda?
  • Modes of participation in research – practical and ethical considerations for partner organisations, students, clients and communities
  • Interpretation and analysis of data – a range of lenses
  • Communication of findings - what is ‘impact’ in this context?

The workshop is open to any colleagues who are in the midst of their research rather than still at the design phase or post-publication.  As the workshop will focus on feedback and peer learning, you will need to have tools and data to share.  If your research is completed, you may not have active questions to explore, so whilst your expertise and reflections on your experience will be valuable to others, you may not gain the full benefit from participating.  Some colleagues, reading this, may consider themselves not experienced enough to share expertise or too experienced to need feedback – a moment’s reflection should hopefully explode these ideas.  All of us have lots to learn and to convey and we aim for a genuinely co-learning culture in this workshop. If we are successful, we hope that the workshop will become a regular feature in the IJCLE calendar and that colleagues will be able to participate at the most helpful part of the research cycle for them.

Places on this workshop are limited and will be assessed on submission, so successful applicants may receive confirmation before the deadline of 23rd April 2023.  

Expression of Interest Form

Expressions of interest should be submitted online using this link.

The application form has four questions, please answer each section fully.  We will use the responses to design the programme, group participants and to give information in advance to everyone about their peers’ work.

Places on this workshop are limited and will be assessed on submission, so successful applicants may receive confirmation before the deadline of 23rd April 2023.

VISA Requirements

If you are travelling overseas and require a VISA please click here for information on entry requirements to Ireland. We can provide a receipt/proof of booking on request. 

Online Booking 

Registration for the event is £200 and booking is now open here please ensure that you have read and submitted any VISA requirements outlined in the link above before booking.

Accommodation

Motel One in Dublin have offered the below nightly rate for delegates of IJCLE, to book please email rm.dublin@motel-one.com and quote ‘IJCLE Northumbria University event’ note that the hotel is a 20-minute walk from the conference venue. 

€159.00  per night/room ( Excluding Continental Breakfast * ) Classic Room for single occupancy.

Breakfast is €14.50 per person per night. Motel One's continental buffet breakfast offers a great start to your day. The large breakfast buffet offers a wide selection of high-quality produce, including a selection of locally sourced cold meats and cheese’s, boiled free range eggs, freshly baked rolls, croissants & pastries, organic cereals, organic fresh fruit & juices, yoghurts, and a wide variety of coffees, cappuccino, teas, hot chocolates and more.

  • Breakfast is available Monday to Friday from 6am – 10am and from 7am – 11am at weekends (including bank holidays).
  • There is free internet access (Wi-Fi) is available throughout the hotel.
  • Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is by 12 noon.
  • One Lounge, is open 24/7 for Drinks, light Snacks or to simply relax and unwind.

Contact Details

For any queries please contact the conference organiser.

Event Details

Law Society of Ireland
Blackhall Place
Dublin
D07 VY24

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