Qualitative research has the power to drive meaningful change, but sustaining that impact requires more than just individual studies—it demands long-term support, ongoing learning, and a strong global network. Too often, researchers complete their projects only to face barriers in publication, funding, or turning their findings into actionable change. Without sustained support, valuable insights can go unnoticed or remain underutilized.
At the Institute for Research and Theory Methodologies, we are committed to building a future where qualitative research thrives. By fostering a sustainable research ecosystem, we help ensure that knowledge is not only created but also shared, applied, and built upon.
Supporting Researchers, Not Just Research
One of our core values is creating a supportive environment by creating pathways for researchers to grow throughout their careers. Many qualitative researchers lack consistent mentorship and professional development opportunities. We offer support by:
Providing ongoing training and mentorship at different career stages
Offering networking opportunities that lead to lasting collaborations
Amplifying Research for Global Impact
Another key value we embrace is impact. Research should not just sit in academic journals—it should inform policy, shape practice, and contribute to meaningful change. Yet, many researchers struggle to bridge the gap between data collection and real-world application. We help amplify the reach of qualitative research by:
Creating spaces for interdisciplinary and cross-sector dialogue
Supporting researchers in moving their findings into action
Connecting scholars, practitioners, and communities to share knowledge globally
Join Us in Strengthening the Future of Qualitative Research
Whether you’re an early-career researcher looking for long-term guidance, an independent scholar seeking a supportive network, or an experienced researcher eager to give back, our community is here to support you. Together, we can sustain and strengthen qualitative research for the future.