Research in Relation to Community: A Sustainable Framework for Creation

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Time: 1.00pm - 3.00pm
Price: free
Speaker(s): Hiros Research Group, Damian Chapman, Astrida Neimanis and Donna J. DiBartolomeo

On line talks and panel discussion chaired by Azadeh Fatehrad, Senior Lecturer in Design Enterprise, Kingston School of Art

Speakers and panel members for the session:

• Hiros Research Group (Belgium)

• Damian Chapman (Kingston University)

• Astrida Neimanis (University of British Columbia)

• Donna J. DiBartolomeo (Harvard University)

This research event aims to explore the role of community and diverse modes of research within creative and design practice, while reflecting on the concept of 'data', its communication, and the impact of these processes on our relations with and within communities.

The event seeks to bring together researchers, practitioners, and community members to engage in discussions and share insights on the interplay between research, creative practice, and community engagement. It will focus on investigating the gaps between gathering, translating, and interpreting different types of data, and how these processes influence the relationship between research and community. Through this collaborative exploration, we aim to develop a sustainable framework for the creation of community-centered research.

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Contact: Azadeh Fatehrad
Email: a.fatehrad@kingston.ac.uk