This toolkit is designed by R&I enablers for R&I enablers. It aims to give a voice to the those historically absent from research culture discussions to help shape solutions that ensure sustainable and inclusive change for the benefit of all. ‘R&I enablers’ is an umbrella term used to describe those who facilitate research & innovation. Many roles, grades and areas across the sector are R&I enablers; from accountants and administrators, to technicians and teachers. These roles influence how research and innovation happens, is funded, communicated, archived, experienced and maintained. R&I enabler roles can be entirely focussed on R&I – for example funding development, or can be part of a wider remit – for example, librarians. The product is shared under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. It is derived, with permission, from the Wellcome Trust Reimagine Research Culture Café Culture Kit. This is product of a collaboration between: Collaborator Twitter/Social Handle Contact Twitter/Social Handle ARMA @arma_uk Hilary Noone @HilaryNoone Praxis Auril @PraxisAuril Tamsin Mann @Tam2Mann PRISM https://www.pris-managers.ac.uk/ Anja Roeding Technicians Commitment @TechsCommit @MI_TechTalent Catrin Harris @harriscat Queen’s University Belfast @QUBelfast Chris Browne @QUBResearchPol @cjbrowne28 University of Glasgow @UofGlasgow Ashley Theunissen @UofGCultureLab @ AshleyTheuniss1 Bath Spa University @BathSpaUni @BathSpaResearch Beth Humphries Sarah Priston Loughborough @lborouniversity Jenna Townend Elizabeth Gadd @jenna_townend @LizzieGadd

The product is shared under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. It is derived, with permission, from the Wellcome Trust Reimagine Research Culture Café Culture Kit.