10:30-10:50 Registration and coffee
10:50-11:00 Welcome
Angela Ellis Paine (IVR)
11:00-12:00 Understanding Volunteering
Chair:
- Rob Jackson (Volunteering England)
Speakers:
- Colin Rochester (Roehampton University)
- Duncan Scott (Third Sector Research Centre)
12:00-13:30 Paper session one
Panel session one
'Back to basics': What is volunteering, why do we do it and why is it changing? Angela Ellis Paine, Nick Ockenden, Jennifer Russell & Matthew Hill, Institute for Volunteering Research
AbstractPresentationPaper session A: Social networks, participation and volunteering
'Does informal volunteering count? Researching informal voluntary activity in deprived Scottish communities throughout the life course. Mike Woolvin, University of Dundee & Volunteer Development Scotland.
AbstractFull PaperPresentation'Exploring participation - findings from a review of literature. Ellie Brodie & Eddie Cowling, NCVO and Involve.
Abstract Full PaperPresentation'Is the web changing the way we give? Patrick Daniels, YouthNet
AbstractFull PaperPresentation Paper session B: Measuring and valuing student volunteering
'Volunteering for Success: Mentoring as a form of student volunteering. Jane Andrews, Aston University.
AbstractPresentation'Measuring and recording the value of student volunteering'. Pat Green & Pauline Anderson, University of Wolverhampton
AbstractFull PaperPresentation'The value and impact of volunteering on Voluntary Community Organisations' Louise Hardwick & Dr Margaret Coffey, University of Liverpool and Hope University Liverpool
AbstractFull PaperPaper session C: Volunteering from the organisational perspective
'Volunteering within Raleigh International' Brandon Charleston, Raleigh International
AbstractFull PaperPresentation'Talkers and walkers: policy maker and practitioner views of volunteering in Manchester' Martin Duffy, Community Network for Manchester.
AbstractFull Paper'Preventing delayed transfers of care: person-centred voluntary sector services' Fiona Zinovieff, Bangor University
AbstractFull PaperPresentation13:30-14:30 Lunch
14:30-16:00 Paper session 2
Paper session D: Evaluating impact at the organisational level
'Evaluating impact: The formative evaluation of v' Carol McNaughton Nichols, Naomi Jones, Tiger De'Souza and Nick Ockenden, NatCen, V & IVR
AbstractPresentation'Measuring the effects of a corporate community programme', Lucas Meijs & Lonneke Rosa, RSM Erasmus University
AbstractFull PaperPaper session E: Characteristics and behaviour of volunteers: the sports perspective
'Profiling sports coaches' Fiona Reid, University of Strathclyde
AbstractPresentation'Volunteers and members in sports clubs' Geoff Nichols, Sheffield Hallam University
Full PaperPresentationPaper session F: Defining participation
'Measuring participation at a local level: what you ask for is what you get!' Janet Gilbertson & Ian Wilson, Sheffield Hallam University
AbstractFull Paper'"Something that others do": applying personal experience to established definitions of volunteering', Christine Reilly, Volunteer Development Scotland
AbstractFull PaperPresentationPaper session G: Volunteer engagement
'The conceptualisation and measurement of volunteer loyalty', Walter Wymer, University of Lethbridge, Canada
AbstractFull PaperPresentation'Volunteering and the recession: what role for the volunteer? Mike Danson, University of the West of Scotland
AbstractPresentation16:00-16:30 Break
16:30-17:30 Research Development Workshops
- Research ethics with Maxine Birch (Open University) Presentation
- Commissioning and using research with Meta Zimmeck (independent consultant) Presentation
- Knowledge transfer and maximizing the impact of research with Irene Hardill (Nottingham Trent University) and Sue Baines, (Manchester Metropolitan University) Presentation
- Developing an action research approach with Mike Aitken (Institute for Voluntary Action Research)