Presentations

After bringing together such an interesting range of participants we wanted to make sure that we'd be able to hear from everyone. With just over 40 attendees this would not be possible with traditional workshop formats. So instead we invited participants to prepare short 5 minute presentations, either lightning talks or pecha kucha. We also invited three keynote speakers who gave longer presentations that served as reference points throughout the two days.

Some of these presentations are now available through the links below:

Keynotes

Professor Carol Greenhouse (Princeton) - Time In, Time Out, Time’s Up: Regulating the Temporality of Inclusion and Exclusion
Dr Nigel Clark (Open University) - Community and the Time of the Earth: from Katrina to Climate Change
Dr Justin Kenrick (PEDAL) - Can Transition be in time?

Pecha Kucha

Anita GREENHILL | Cities, Local Communities and Community News Media
Muhammad Aurang Zeb MUGHAL | Socioeconomic Development in Time(s)
Morag ROSE | loitering with intent to make manchester wonderful
Niamh MOORE|Being in - and out of - time with Feminist movements
Marsaili MACLEOD | Archives of Place: Communities of Heritage on the Isle of Lewis

Lightning Talks

Alex HALE | Linking Communities to Historic Environments
Siân JONES | Memory, Temporal Belonging and the Material World
Deborah WITHERS | Women’s Liberation Music Archive
Craig LUNDY | History, Complexity and Community
Paul STRONGE | Contemporary Public Health Thinking and the Problematic of Time
Victoria BROWNE | Historiography, Historical Time, and Historical Belonging
Emily KEIGHTLEY | Mediating Time, Constructing Belonging
Elena FELL | Philosophical Aspects of Time in Relation to Community
Eleanor FORMBY | LGTB Communties and health and wellbeing: Changing experiences over time

Temporal Belongings

Presentations

Keynotes

Pecha Kucha

Lightning Talks