Dr Duduzile Ndlovu is an innovative researcher combining arts based approaches with research for more ethical research engagements, communicating research to reach a wider audience beyond the academy, and contributing to decolonising research. Dr Dudu translated her thesis to poetry for the study participants to more meaningfully engage and critique the thesis produced. She has further developed the use of poetry in research to give participants the space to influence the research shift researcher/participant power dynamics, through a Newton Advanced Fellowship (2018-2020). She has several publications including an edited book on the use of poetry in research. She has taught postgraduate research methods classes in the UK, Germany, Sweden and South Africa.
Life Expectancy
Publication Date: 02/06/2021
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Violence and Generational Trauma: Gukurahundi Memory Today
Publication Date: 26/05/2021
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Limpopo Crossings
Publication Date: 04/05/2021
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Liberating Comparisons: Reconsidering Comparative Approaches
Publication Date: 25/06/2021
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Moving Words: Poetry in/as Method
Publication Date: 23/09/2021
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Decolonising writing – situating insider-outsider researchers in writing about COVID-19
Publication Date: 23/10/2020
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Imagining Zimbabwe as home: ethnicity, violence and migration
Publication Date: 30/09/2020
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The Migrant Nurse Dilemma (Creative Intervention)
Publication Date: 27/03/2020
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How poetry can represent research
Publication Date: 21/03/2018
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Violence and Memory in Breaking the Silence of Gukurahundi: A Case Study of the ZAM in Johannesburg, South Africa
Publication Date: 18/09/2014
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