WCQR2025 | 4 - 6 Feb 2025
Kraków (Poland) – Provisional Program
Secretariat (Check-in)
Parallel Communications 1
Coffee Break
Parallel Communications 2
Lunch
Welcome WCQR2025
Plenary Conference: Qualitative Research Reimagined: Value, Reflexivity, and Innovation
Beata Glinka
Krzysztof Konecki
Cultural Activity: University Life in Kraków - Exploring the History of Jagiellonian University
Jagiellonian University is the oldest university in Poland, founded in 1364, making it one of the oldest higher education institutions in Europe. During this guided tour at Collegium Maius, the university’s oldest building and now a museum, you will learn about the rich and storied past of this historic institution. The tour will cover significant aspects of its development from medieval times to the present day, highlighting its role in shaping the intellectual landscape of Poland. You'll also see historic lecture halls, rare manuscripts, scientific instruments, and other fascinating artifacts that showcase the academic legacy and traditions of Jagiellonian University.
Secretariat (Check-in)
Parallel Communications 3
Coffee Break
Workshop 1A: An Introduction to Using Constructivist Grounded Theory Methodology
Elaine Keane
Workshop 1B: Contemplation in Qualitative Research – Experiencing Self, No-Self, and the Lifeworld
Krzysztof Konecki
Demo Session Provalis Research
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Normand Péladeau
Break
Workshop 2A: An Introduction to Using Constructivist Grounded Theory Methodology
Elaine Keane
Workshop 2B: Contemplation in Qualitative Research – Experiencing Self, No-Self, and the Lifeworld
Krzysztof Konecki
Demo Session: Qualitative Data Analysis with MAXQDA
Tamara Pataki
Lunch
Plenary Conference: Where Every ‘One’ Knows Your Name (Not Your Title): The Transformative Power of Qualitative Approaches in Community-Based Research
Fred Milacci, Jennifer Smith Ramey and Fred Volk
Cultural activity: Kraków from the Artistic Side - Experiencing Live Music
Kraków is not just known for its universities and history but also for its vibrant artistic scene. This afternoon will be dedicated to immersing yourself in the city’s musical culture. You'll have the chance to attend a live concert, featuring local musicians and a mix of traditional and modern sounds, set in a charming venue that embodies Kraków's creative spirit. Whether it's jazz, classical, or folk music, this experience will give you a taste of the local artistic flair, enhancing your cultural understanding of the city.
Secretariat (Check-in)
Parallel Communications 4
Coffee Break
Panel Discussions
Break
Parallel Communications 5
Lunch
Plenary Conference: Constructivist Grounded Theory in Qualitative Research for Social Justice: Purpose, Process, Promise
Elaine Keane
Closing of WCQR2025 and presentation of WCQR2026
Cultural Activity: Kraków Highlights - Historical Essentials of Kraków Old Town
Step back in time and explore the medieval charm of Kraków’s Old Town, one of Europe’s most well-preserved historic centers. The tour will take you through the heart of the city, starting with Europe’s largest market square, the Rynek Główny, where you'll marvel at landmarks such as the stunning St. Mary’s Basilica, famous for its Gothic architecture and hourly bugle call. Stroll down Grodzka Street, part of the Royal Route, which leads to Wawel Castle, and explore the bustling Floriańska Street, ending at the iconic Florian’s Gate. This journey through Kraków’s past will reveal its architectural wonders, historical tales, and the city's unique atmosphere.
Conference dinner
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Important:
In-person program sessions are scheduled according to the local time in Kraków – Central European Time (UTC+01:00).
The Program may suffer minor adjustments up until the Conference date. Please refer to the full program regularly for updates.