The Temporal Belongings Interview Series

 The aim of this series is to develop a broader understanding of how time arises as an issue for practitioners and researchers working with communities or on the topic of community more generally.

Time and Community Development

One: Ruth Ben-Tovim (Encounters Arts) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (February 2014)

Two: Mandy Wilson (Independent Consultant and Researcher) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (March 2014)

Three: Alison Gilchrist (Independent Consultant) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (April 2014)

Four: Sally Rawlings (former Head, Big Local) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (June 2014)


Time and Community Economies

Five: Andy Goldring (CEO, Permaculture Association) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (September 2014)

Six: Anna Coote (Head of Social Policy, new economics foundation) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (November 2014)

Seven: Katherine Gibson (Institute for Culture and Society, University of Western Sydney and Community Economies Collective) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (May 2015). 

Eight: Tamara DiMattina (founder, Buy Nothing New Month) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (August 2015). 

Nine: Samuel Alexander (founder, Simplicity Institute) Interviewed by Michelle Bastian (March 2017).

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