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Uganda National Museum Curator Abiti Nelson will be in conversation with Dr Kate Moles from Cardiff University about all things heritage, memory, everyday lives and education.
26.05.22 - at 11am
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New call for Papers for an SI on #Reparative #Futures - looking forward to seeing what comes in for this.
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The educational and imaginative challenge is to help people realise that they are not alone in wanting a better world.
@robinshields @stripple @PeterJNewell_ @meganrowling @IngridRieser
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Great new films about AHRC Connected Communities programme connected-communities.org/ with great inputs from @ProductiveMgns team including @Helenmanchester @BristolUni @Kerileef
Anne Douglas' Foundations Review offers a ‘poetics of participation in
contemporary arts’, looking at participatory
arts within a wider history of 20th and 21st century arts and politics. tinyurl.com/y4agr6jn
Looking for advice about community arts and how to collaborate with artists? take a look at our Foundation review by @spsheff tinyurl.com/y4agr6jn
These fabulous pictures of the #streetmusic conference by @CLGrasby are brightening up this rainy Wednesday afternoon (full set here: flic.kr/s/aHsmEdcmke)
Theodore Zamenopoulos and Katerina Alexiou from @designopenuni discuss the field of co-design and its underpinning theories and methods in our Foundation Series. tinyurl.com/y4agr6jn
In our Foundation Series @chiara_bonacchi looks at how online communities offer new opportunities for collaborative research and what that means for the future of knowledge production and research ethics. tinyurl.com/y4agr6jn
"PAR has the potential to act as a counterweight to the current
spread of ‘fake news’, election-meddling and the promotion of populist
‘alternative facts’" @tomwakeford and Javi Sanchez in their Foundation Review tinyurl.com/y4agr6jn
Want to find out more about ‘more-than-human research’ - collaborative research with non-human/more-than-human others? Take a look at our fascinating Foundations Review by @tehseennoorani and @JBrigstocke
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New flyer for the Foundations Series just arrived from the designer! Download and share with your networks. tinyurl.com/y5p42m87
Have you seen our Foundation Series yet? It introduces key concepts and ideas for collaborative working: we'll be sharing them over the coming days but for a sneak preview of them all go to: tinyurl.com/y4agr6jn
Great programme announced for the Arts and Activism Festival 17-18 June at the BFI. Find our more and register here: creativeinterruptions.com/FE…
Musician-in-residence, @PeteMoser performing during the conference #streetmusic Thanks Pete!
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It was fab to show our documentary film Our Voices Resound at the #streetmusic conferece in Norwich today - the first screening outside Scotland! Lots of discussion about the role of singing in activism, community and protest. Thanks for having us @ahrcconnect
Marcus Patterson talking about ‘Head Out, Not Home’ at Street Music Conference @norwichbid @NORCASistema #streetmusic
