3-10 November 2018

THE ESRC FESTIVAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE 2018 THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE…

3-10 November 2018 across the UK

http://www.esrcmanchesterfest.ac.uk/ #McrESRCFest THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE…

On behalf of all the University partners we wish you a warm welcome to the ESRC Manchester Festival of Social Science 2018! The Manchester version of this national festival is now in its fourth year and it’s bigger and better than ever. For 8 days each November our mission is to take over Manchester and Salford’s museums, bars, theatres, classrooms and galleries to present the very latest in social science research. This year our programme features 36 events on a variety of themes including ageing, virtual reality, climate change, the future of work and employment, place making and cities, devolution and…dare we say it…Brexit! We’ve got presentations, workshops, debates, drop-ins, exhibitions, film screenings, club nights, participatory research and story-telling workshops. There’s something for everybody; from sensory workshops aimed at pre-schoolers to bus tours for older adults and everything in between. Every event in our schedule is underpinned by high-quality social science research – much of it funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. We believe that the challenges and opportunities that we are facing in the twenty first century; whether that’s devolution, Brexit or the perceived lack of trust in “experts”; makes it more important than ever for our research to make meaningful connections with wider society. So yes, we want to use this festival to showcase what we consider to be fantastic research but we also want to get your feedback on this work; we want to hear what you think and we want your help in shaping the research agendas of the future. We hope that you’ll be able to come to something during the festival, that you’ll enjoy it and that you’ll help us to think about the future. For up to the minute booking information and details on our events please visit our website at www.esrcmanchesterfest.ac.uk/ and use our hashtag #McrESRCFest.

Our launch event takes place on the 31st October at . Free tickets available at: https://tinyurl.com/ESRC-Manc-2018

With kind regards The Universities of Manchester, Salford and Manchester Metropolitan University on behalf of the ESRC Festival of Social Science

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Using VR Nature Environments Political Economy Centre Place, Belonging, Manchester: The Power of Design: to Improve Performance and Debate: Is Capitalism Significant Stories From Exploring the Role of Creative Wellbeing Unsustainable? Manchester And Beyond Research Dissemination Engaging with nature improves physical and What does the ecological crisis mean for Place, Belonging Manchester is a photo and Comprising over 60 objects including hard- psychological wellbeing but not everyone has capitalism? What does capitalism mean for the story collection created by Amy Barron, a hitting posters, books, pictures and designs, access to nature. Can virtual reality be the ecological crisis? What kind of economic researcher in Human Geography at the this event considers the role of graphic design answer? Come and immerse yourself in a transformation is required to get us back University of Manchester and friends from in constructing and communicating messages, virtual audio-visual environment of urban and within safe ecological and planetary Prestwich, Greater Manchester. The which aim to raise the awareness of critical nature settings and see how this impacts on boundaries? Does that imply economic growth, photographs and stories shared were created social issues. The event will bring together your mental (cognitive) ability and your mood. green growth or degrowth? What should we be during an on-going three-year research project work by young designers from the University of You will have the opportunity to discuss your pushing our political representatives and whilst talking and walking with older people Salford who have worked with the Sustainable own interactions with nature and how this leaders to do? The University of Manchester around areas of personal significance. The Housing & Urban Studies Unit (SHUSU) and makes you feel. You can also provide the hosts a debate on these questions and the project explores the diverse ways in which key local grass root agencies to create researchers with feedback about whether you political viability of a ‘post-growth’ economy. older people create a sense of place for innovative ways of communicating social think virtual reality can increase interactions A panel of esteemed politicians and academics themselves in our city-region. research findings. The event will provide policy with nature in settings such as hospitals where will debate the topic, including: makers and practitioners an opportunity to SUITABLE FOR: Everybody particularly green-space is limited. Professor Molly Scott-Cato MEP those interested in local history and ageing explore the role of design in tackling social issues and offer unique insights into how SUITABLE FOR: Everybody (UK Green Party) DETAILS: Manchester Museum from 10.00am designers and social scientists can work DETAILS: Manchester Museum, Professor Kevin Anderson (Tyndall Centre for daily, this exhibition is on from 5th November together. 10.00am-5.00pm Climate Change Research, University of to 9th November Manchester) SUITABLE FOR: Everybody from the age of BOOKING: No booking required BOOKING AND FURTHER 16 and upwards Professor Robert Pollin (Co-Director of the INFORMATION: Political Economy Research Institute at the http://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/ DETAILS: New Adelphi Building, University University of Massachusetts-Amherst) posts/2018/06/beyond-older-age-a-photo-and- of Salford campus, 5.00pm-8.00pm Professor Giorgos Kallis (Universitat Autònoma story-collection-to-illuminate-the-individual/ CONTACT: Philip Brown de Barcelona, Institute of Environmental @AmyCBarron ([email protected]) Science & Technology) Maeve Cohen (Rethinking Economics) SUITABLE FOR: Everybody from the age of 12 and upwards DETAILS: The University of Manchester, University Place, Lecture Theatre B, 6.00pm-8.00pm BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ is-capitalism-unsustainable- tickets-50067430031

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Email 24/7: Agile Working or communities be adapted to suit the needs of NHS debate: Does Devolution in Electronic Leash? the ageing population? Manchester Move the NHS Closer Are you one of those people who just can’t stop SUITABLE FOR: Older people and to Nye Bevan’s Vision for what it checking their work emails, even on days off organisations that work with them. Should Provide? and holidays? A new collaboration between DETAILS: Friends’ Meeting House, 6 Mount The NHS is undergoing unprecedented reforms researchers at Manchester Metropolitan St, Manchester M2 5NS, 2.00pm-4.00pm in Manchester, at a time of austerity and University and Manchester University is CONTACT: Camilla Lewis ongoing pressure on the public purse. The exploring how reading emails outside of ([email protected]) reforms claim to move the NHS towards a more working hours can potentially lead to a whole integrated system aiming to improve the health host of negative effects on health, wellbeing of all by focusing on prevention, rather than just and productivity. However, for others, being University of Salford Dementia treating the sick after they have already become able to access work emails 24/7 can be a and Ageing Hub Showcase Putting Communities in unwell. necessary coping mechanism. Charge of Alcohol: A Health This event is a public showcase of our ageing The politicians bringing in these reforms will research (including dementia) from across Come along to this highly interactive event Champion Model debate against the activists campaigning ESRC and non-ESRC studies undertaken in where we will outline current research findings This interactive discussion will look at issues against them, using Bevan’s vision as a platform and practice from leading organisations. We recent years at the University of Salford (often with partner universities). The event will share around developing community capacity to to discuss what we want from our NHS. will share suggestions on how to develop influence health behavioural change. It will a rich body of ageing research and engage the SUITABLE FOR: Everybody aged 12 and efficient and effective email cultures at work outline how an asset-based community public in setting and shaping ageing research upwards and canvass your opinions on the feasibility priorities. The event will consider dementia development (ABCD) approach to improving and limitations of different approaches. and ageing research that relate to our pillars of health outcomes is being implemented across DETAILS: Portico Library, 57 Mosley Street, SUITABLE FOR: General audience including research strength and activity which include Greater Manchester and how it is being Manchester M2 3HY, 7.00pm-9.00pm positive and independent ageing, diversity and HR professionals and organisational leaders. evaluated. Drawing on the lay expertise of the CONTACT: Piyush Pushkar inclusiveness, technology and innovation, audience, it will explore the barriers and ([email protected]) DETAILS: , Mosley communities and neighbourhoods, built and facilitators to implementing an ABCD approach Street, Manchester, M2 3JL, 8.00am-9.30am care environments, creativity, housing and care to improving health outcomes. Experienced life; robotics and artificial intelligence. CONTACT: Marc Jones researchers will discuss current work Robots vs Loneliness? ([email protected]) SUITABLE FOR: General audience – underway. They will show some short films Social robots are on the rise. They’re designed to particularly those interested in ageing- that have been made of the experience of be our friends, companions, and even partners related research and activities Reimagining the Future professionals and volunteers developing in a bid to tackle loneliness. But how convincing G05, Council Chamber, Old Fire for Older People living in DETAILS: knowledge and skills as alcohol health is the idea of a robot that can make you feel less Station, University of Salford campus, champions and the benefits experienced to lonely? Do social robots provide meaningful Greater Manchester 2.30pm-4.30pm date. The researchers will canvass the views social interaction, or, as machines rather than ‘Ageing in place’ is a policy strategy which CONTACT: Jack Wilson and opinions of attendees, about the role persons, do they risk making us feel lonelier helps older people to keep healthy and ([email protected]) individuals and community organisations can than ever? Come along to this event to hear from connected to their neighbours and to stay play in championing healthy lifestyle changes. a range of experts about where we’re at with living for as long as possible at home. It loneliness-fighting robots, ask your questions, SUITABLE FOR: Everybody aged 16 and promotes new ways of thinking about how upwards (please note, this event covers adult and join the conversation about the much- individuals can live in their communities for as themes) anticipated social ‘robot revolution’. long as possible. This workshop invites older SUITABLE FOR: General audiences people living in Greater Manchester to share DETAILS: The Friends Meeting House, ideas about what is important about the places Manchester, 5.30pm-7.00pm DETAILS: , Victoria Street, Manchester M3 1SX, 7.00pm-8.30pm they live. Participants will discuss: How can BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ older people be supported to stay living at putting-communities-in-charge-of-alcohol-a- BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ home for as long as possible? 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The Living Library: How Does It growing knowledge of job quality research informal event is an opportunity to learn about Really Feel To Get Older? change their ideas about what they define what social science research is happening in as a good quality job, which jobs they are the Greater Manchester area and beyond. Take a human ‘book’ from our living library, compatible with and which jobs should be Social scientists and members of local listen to their life stories and find out what it politely shown the door? community groups will showcase the really feels like getting older! Ageing is not just inspirational projects they have been involved about the number of years you have lived, but SUITABLE FOR: Please note, this event is in. Come and browse the stalls and learn more about the experiences you have and the only available to the schools that have been about the amazing world of social science. changes you live through. Hear the personal invited. Everybody stories behind the data: whether it be losing DETAILS: East , SUITABLE FOR: your health or wealth, losing or finding your Beswick, Manchester, 10.00am-12.00pm DETAILS: Atrium, New Adelphi Building, partner or gaining confidence and experience. University of Salford campus, 12noon-8.00pm CONTACT: Clare Mumford How does it feel as things change in your life? “Good Life never comes like ([email protected]) CONTACT: Donna Peach SUITABLE FOR: Everybody ([email protected] or call 0161 295 0213) Dreams”: Youth in the Cities DETAILS: Manchester Central Library, of Tanzania and Manchester Facing out: Belonging and St Peter’s Square, Manchester M2 5PD, Facial Disfigurement Raising Awareness of HBV and 12.30pm-2.00pm The University of Manchester and Manchester Young Lives will present a screening of the Faces are important to humans – they house Forced Marriage: Findings From Bram Vanhoutte CONTACT: movie Boda Boda Thieves, followed by a personal, social and symbolic information. In the 2018 Manchester Met HBV ([email protected]) discussion of challenges and opportunities for our appearance-conscious society, a sense of National Roadshow young people in Manchester and cities in belonging and the way you look have become Honour-based violence (HBV) is more of a Shaking the Money Tree: Tanzania. The event will bring together young increasingly important. However, there are problem in the UK than you might think. From Experiments for a Fair Economy people from Tanzania and and Moss Side estimated to be over 400,000 people in the UK 2010 to 2014, UK police recorded over 11,000 to share their experiences. severely affected by facial disfigurement. In Ten years after the financial crisis and the City cases of HBV including beatings, abductions this workshop, participants will be asked to is booming – but can you feel it from where SUITABLE FOR: Everybody and even murders. However, as most victims consider the relationship between face you are? Artists, financial innovators, and do not go to the police, the number of cases is DETAILS: Moss Side Millennium Powerhouse, perception, belongingness and ‘disfigurement’. researchers will debate efforts to intervene in likely to be far higher. Building on recent 140 Raby St, Manchester M14 4SL, They will hear short presentations, take part in research on HBV, this event will showcase the markets in order to make them work for 5.30pm-7.30pm an art session exploring self-identity and will latest findings and recommendations gathered everyone. Film screening from artists Hilary be asked to share their views on belongingness during the 2018 Honour-Based Violence Powell and Dan Edelstyn of the Hoe Street CONTACT: Rowena Harding and facial disfigurement. National Roadshow. The roadshow was Central Bank, a grassroots print shop ([email protected]) designed to raise public awareness through dedicated to exploding payday debt through SUITABLE FOR: Everybody bringing together community groups and other alternative money creation, and discussion Finding a Perfect Job Match: DETAILS: , Oxford organisations who have either experienced with researchers and activists in credit union using Social Science to Gain a Road, Manchester M15 6ER, 10.00am-2.30pm HBV and forced marriages or are working and cooperative finance, past and present. Better Understanding of Job CONTACT: Karen Lander within the field to help shape future research SUITABLE FOR: Everybody Choices and Job Quality ([email protected]) and policy agendas. DETAILS: The International Anthony Burgess School pupils are often told they have to work SUITABLE FOR: Communities, groups, Foundation, Engine House, Chorlton Mill, hard and do well at school so they can get a Developing Community lawyers and activists interested in HBV 3 Cambridge Street M1 5BY, 5.00pm-8.00pm ‘good job’. But what makes a good job, and are Engagement with the related issues BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ employers providing them? This interactive Social Sciences DETAILS: The Business School, shaking-the-money-tree-experiments-for-a-fair- session invites pupils in a Manchester school to Manchester Metropolitan University, M15 6BH, Science isn’t just about what happens in a lab, economy-tickets-50644570273 come ‘job-speed-dating’ to learn more about job 1.00pm-5.00pm characteristics and job quality. Is there a job it’s about people, our relationships and how we where it is love at first sight? Will pupils’ can make the best of the world we live in. This CONTACT: Maz Idriss ([email protected])

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High Street Regeneration: Place- Little Chatterboxes with the ESRC (Economic Social Research Council) and Pankhurst Gender and Making and Changing Spaces Discover the science behind how children learn Diversity Research Centre are hosting a free Presenting findings from the ESRC funded to communicate with language at our ‘Little workshop on FGM, from a” South Asian project High Street UK 2020, Dr Steve Chatterboxes’ event at the Central Library, Perspective”. The workshop will also focus on Millington will explore how town centres are Manchester. Join scientists from the University the legal challenges and share good practice much more than places to go shopping. They of Manchester for hands on activities and models of working with child survivors. The are places to meet and provide an essential demonstrations all linked to how children learn FGM event will bring together experts who sense of belonging to local communities. to talk. Take part in storytelling sessions, will inform of the current work that has taken Declining retail poses fundamental questions sensory play or have a go on an eye tracker. place from a national and international level in to the future of place; where we live, work and Find out how children learn new words and addressing FGM. socialize. How have these places been why they sometimes make funny mistakes managed so far? How can geographers when they are learning to talk. There will be SUITABLE FOR: Health and Social Care envisage brighter futures for the creative, activities for the whole family! Professionals, teachers, lawyers, voluntary Britain by Numbers: The Big groups and students social, cultural and economic development? SUITABLE FOR: Everybody including Social Science Data Quiz SUITABLE FOR: Please note, this event is young children DETAILS: Manchester Metropolitan Business Does the majority of the British public support School, Oxford Road Manchester, M15 6BH, only available to the young people, schools DETAILS: Manchester Central Library, capital punishment? Is veganism becoming 1.00pm-4.00pm and colleges that have been invited. St Peter’s Square, Manchester M2 5PD, popular? Do women still do more housework? If 2 sessions of 3 hours each: 10.00am-1.00pm CONTACT: Jaria Husain-Lala DETAILS: The Business School, you know or would like to find out, then join in and 2.00pm-5.00pm ([email protected]) Manchester Metropolitan University, M15 6BH, Britain by Numbers: The Big Social Science 4.00pm-6.00pm CONTACT: Elena Lieven Data Quiz. Hosted by the UK Data Service, the CONTACT: Steve Millington ([email protected]) quiz will introduce school pupils from year 10 Motivational Interviewing ([email protected] @placemanagement) and above to key data sources at the local, Conversations national and international level. Learn how you The session offers the chance to learn some of and your friends compare to the rest of the key skills of motivational interviewing, population and how statistics help us including asking open questions, giving understand Britain today. positive feedback, and listening and reflecting. SUITABLE FOR: Please note this event is for Research has shown that using this approach schools and young people by invitation only. can help people feel more confident and positive about making changes in their own DETAILS: University of Manchester, Oxford life. The session may be helpful to both Road, Manchester M13 9PL, 10.00am-2.30pm professionals and members of the public and is CONTACT: Jennifer Buckley designed to be interactive and fun. ([email protected]) SUITABLE FOR: Everybody interested in improving their professional skills Safeguarding FGM Victims DETAILS: Manchester Meeting Place, Female Genital Mutilation is a global issue University of Manchester, Sackville Street affecting over 200 million women and girls Campus, Manchester M1 3BB (car park worldwide, yet the UK’s understanding of this postcode), 1.00pm-4.00pm is very often only associated with the African continent. Within the UK, Greater Manchester BOOKING: www.mmin.co.uk has been recognised as one of the few high @GM_MI_Network risk areas for FGM due to its population. The CONTACT: Cathy Atkinson Greater Manchester FGM forum in partnership ([email protected]) 10 / www.esrc.ac.uk/festival www.esrc.ac.uk/festival / 11 8TH NOVEMBER 9TH NOVEMBER

Divided Communities? What the Social and Emotional Learning separate agencies which already provide Brexit Future means for People (SEL): Identifying and Promoting services which are centred on the needs of in Salford Effective Practice older people (but which does not include DVA). Few events have divided and shocked the This knowledge exchange event will showcase SUITABLE FOR: Please note this workshop nation on the same level as ‘Brexit’. The recent international work in identifying is by invitation only and is not open to the referendum saw Salford vote effective Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) general public. 56.8% to ‘leave’, far higher than the national practices in school, for debate and discussion DETAILS: The , Manchester, average (51.9%). Many have grappled to as to its relevancy and use in the Primary 10.00am-2.00pm understand the outcome: how it will impact on English school setting. Attendees will engage CONTACT: Michaela Rogers a city that has already experienced and debate the utility, challenges and ([email protected]) stigmatisation, and how we can collectively opportunities presented by these findings in create positive community bonds moving response. This event will include four expert relation to their own practice. The event is an . This session will begin by sharing our speakers as well as workshops and an open ideal opportunity for attendees to feed forward Travelling through Spaces: research findings on a project that examined floor forum to discuss topics raised at the event. and inform directions for future research and Ageing and Belonging in the views and experiences of ‘leave’ voters in dissemination of practice in this area. The SUITABLE FOR: social scientists, local policy Manchester Salford. This will be followed by audience event will be captured using ‘visual minutes’ makers and practitioners. Positive approaches to ageing engage with participation: first, facilitated debate and – an artist tableau created from the comments older people as active members engaging in discussion; and second, workshop activity. DETAILS: Z-Arts Centre, 335 Stretford Rd, and discussions from participants. Manchester, M15 5ZA, 4.00pm-7.00pm their communities. Using a bus ride across SUITABLE FOR: Local residents, the SUITABLE FOR: Teachers, teaching Manchester, older adults will host and discuss voluntary sector, practitioners and policy CONTACT: Lucy Mort ([email protected]) assistants and senior leads working within findings from a project around ageing within makers primary school settings. age friendly cities. We visit three different DETAILS: G05, Council Chamber, Old Fire Move to a New Town! DETAILS: Room B4.3 Ellen Wilkinson Manchester communities, highlighting places important for successful ageing. The trip ends Station, University of Salford campus, Are you looking for a new home? A new job? A Building, University of Manchester, Oxford in the city centre with a cream tea and 1.00pm-3.00pm new life? In Move to a New Town! You will be Road, Manchester M13 9PL, 9.30am-1.00pm discussion around positive ageing. CONTACT: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ presented with a rare opportunity to find out BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ divided-communities-what-the-brexit-future- how Development Corporations promoted new sel-practices-in-the-classroom-a-free-event-for- SUITABLE FOR: Older adults interested in means-for-people-in-salford-tickets- town living to potential new residents via a primary-school-teachers-tickets-50214100727 making new connections. 51133282023?ref=estw #SalfordBrexitResearch series of short-films from the Northwest Film DETAILS AND BUS PICK UP TIMES Archive and Liverpool Record Office. The New AS FOLLOWS: Baguley 11.00am, Towns were a key urban policy that shaped Ageing with Healthy Migrant Solidarity After Relationships: Overcoming 11.25am, Rusholme 11.45am, Rusholme post-war Britain. There will be short 1.35pm, Didsbury 1.55pm, Baguley 2.20pm Austerity: Social Care Response introductions followed by the screening of select Barriers to Help-Seeking when CONTACT: Rebecca Lawthom The seminar will bring together researchers, archival films that were designed to encourage Experiencing Domestic Abuse people to move to these bold experiments in ([email protected]) local authority professionals, social scientists This event will be a workshop at the Pankhurst urban and social planning (featuring and practitioners to discuss and present the Centre with older citizens of Manchester to Skelmersdale, Runcorn, Central Lancashire). latest research on effects of austerity upon explore the barriers to accessing services when support services for migrants, refugees and SUITABLE FOR: Everybody experiencing domestic abuse and violence asylum seeks. It will also examine the DETAILS: Number 70, 70 Oxford St (DVA). 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Pandemic Outbreak! Encountering Corpses 4: DETAILS: MediaCityUK, 101-110 Broadway, that examined how cardiac rehabilitation Salford, M50 2EQ, 10.00am-3.30pm services can be more fit-for-purpose. These 2018 marks 100 years since the devastating Encountering Post-Humanist findings and participants views will be used to influenza pandemic of 1918-1919. The risk of Corpses BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/true- discuss opportunities for future research new lethal infectious diseases like SARS or crime-and-punishment-exploring-the-influence- Returning for the fourth time, the Encountering involvement. Recommendations for health and avian flu has become a pressing concern today. of-cultural-representations-of-law-and-order- Corpses event series this time looks at social science research in the cardiac The workshop discusses current preparations tickets-50730207416 ‘Post-human’ corpses from specific and rehabilitation will be developed and and mitigation plans. Using an online tool intriguing angles. What should we make of our disseminated from this event. This will be an participants simulate fictional outbreaks new interactions with and usages of cyborg Lapsed Clubber Memory opportunity to widen the exposure of the starting in Manchester and rapidly spreading and synthetic human corpses? Our panels will Catcher Day research to communities such as South Asians. globally. discuss the use of synthetic bodies for autopsy Although Manchester and its popular music are SUITABLE FOR: General audiences aged 16 Come and explore what might happen in a practice and clinical death roleplay. Also famous around the globe, little is known about and upwards. future emergency, how cities might cope and featuring a keynote from a scholar addressing the communities that helped create that the consequences of measures like quarantine. the post-human corpse in literature and visual DETAILS: Woodhouse Park Lifestyle Centre, reputation. Popular culture has referenced rave Historic maps of infectious disease in art, and demonstrations of synthetic human 2.00pm-5.00pm culture in Greater Manchester in print, in major Manchester from the library visual archive are technology. films, on TV and in theatre, but almost always CONTACT: Dilla Davis also on display. SUITABLE FOR: Everybody interested in the from the perspective of the well-known expert ([email protected]) SUITABLE FOR: Everybody macabre insider. Focusing on the raving landscape DETAILS: John Rylands Library, DETAILS: Number 70, 70 Oxford St between 1985 and 1995, we will create an Language and Identity: 150 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 3EH, (formerly Cornerhouse), Manchester, M1 5NH, interactive and online Lapsed Clubber Heritage Explorations Through Film 2.00pm-3.00pm 9.00am-8.00pm Map with community input, giving the community the opportunity to write their own The dynamic relationship between languages BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ BOOKING: https://encountering-corpses-iv. rave history. The Lapsed Clubber Memory and the different community identities to which pandemic-outbreak-tickets-48125727346 eventbrite.com @EncounterManMet Catcher Day invites everyone who has they are linked can be explored innovatively memories of clubbing to Electronic Dance through film. This event will showcase four LHIVES: Narratives of HIV True Crime and Punishment: Music, in Greater Manchester between the short films made by former students of the years of 1985-1995, to join us to have those University of Manchester’s Visual Anthropology 7 out of every 1,000 people in Manchester have Exploring the Influence of memories captured for posterity and uploaded MA programme, who are now independent film been diagnosed with HIV. 13% live with it Cultural Representations of to the Lapsed Clubber digital map. makers. They address themes from the unknowingly. Among these, gay and black men Crime Manchester-led, Arts and Humanities Research remain most at risk. Whereas the former have The event will examine the influence of SUITABLE FOR: Everybody interested in the Council-funded ‘Cross-Language Dynamics: been often portrayed in the media, the latter representations of crime and punishment in TV history of electronic dance music in Manchester Reshaping Community’ research project which remain an unacknowledged community in HIV drama and fiction on social attitudes to penal VENUE: Old Abbey Taphouse, Guildhall supported the films. Languages ranging from terms. Join us to discover what it means to live policy. Crime reports are a mainstay of TV Close, Manchester, M15 6SY, 10.00am-4.00pm Arabic, indigenous languages of Mexico and with HIV while being part of a minority, and news and newspapers. Accounts of high profile South Africa, and ‘Spanglish’ are featured. BOOKING: https://the-lapsed-clubber-rave-on. how research can help develop new policies. crimes and detective fiction dominate the eventbrite.co.uk SUITABLE FOR: Everybody interested in We will host a round-table with experts, a talk bestseller lists. This event will ask some key language, identity and the short film by a person living with HIV and an exhibition questions, including: what impact do these documentary genre of photographs taken by HIV+ people. representations of crime and punishment have South Asians, Heart Attack and SUITABLE FOR: Everybody on social attitudes? Does society’s obsession Cardiac Rehabilitation DETAILS: Number 70, 70 Oxford St with particularly violent crime lead to (formerly Cornerhouse), Manchester M1 5NH, DETAILS: Friends’ Meeting House, 6 Mount This event brings together experienced approaches that are more punitive? What is the 2.00pm-4.30pm St, Manchester M2 5NS, 4.00pm-7.00pm researchers from the University of Salford and influence of high profile crimes? Manchester’s universities, people living with BOOKING: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ BOOKING: SUITABLE FOR: General audiences aged 16 patients suffering from heart diseases and their language-and-identity-explorations-through- https://Bugchasingproject.org/lhives and upwards. family, to share findings from a recent study film-tickets-50731431076

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