Interdisciplinary researcher, co-director: Performing City Resilience. Creative practices for emergency planning & strategic place management. Own views/teeth.
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In the latest issue of @CRJ_reports, @drpatrickduggan and I reflect on the critical role that the arts play in whole society resilience, focusing on mural-making in New Orleans and community arts workshops led by @citizenstheatre Glasgow.
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Is this bit about lessons for effective multi-agency co-operation? #EPMOVIENIGHT
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There is something here about how a familiar place becomes unfamiliar in a crisis, requiring entirely new/altered modes of engagement #epmovienight
Very pleased to look back on @drpatrickduggan’s and my work with arts, culture, resilience and emergency planning colleagues over nearly two years, developing creative approaches to emergency planning. Info on our @ahrcpress work and ongoing research at: performingcityresilience.com
Interested to know more about the impact of PCR Co-Directors @thatotheridea & @drpatrickduggan's 'Sustaining Social Distancing' project, funded by @ahrcpress? Here's a write up - 'Arts research inspires new approaches to emergency planning': newsroom.northumbria.ac.uk/p…
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At @ISE_Expo, @EmPlanFaith reflects on ways we can embed human aspects into all aspects of emergency planning. He introduces four new @TheEPS1 publications which speak to this and invite plural approaches.
Interesting to think about the varying texts we may turn to when taking a plural approach to human aspects, rather than seeking a single ‘manual’ (which @EmPlanFaith notes might never be read).
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Looking forward to @EmPlanFaith at @ISE_Expo on human aspects planning at 10.30am, and planning for all who are caught up in situations.
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Very much valued generous reflections from colleagues at @ise_expo on @drpatrickduggan and my work on creative practices of emergency planning yesterday internationalsecurityexpo.co…. Am continually struck by the value of conversation across disciplines/specialisms.
In the coming weeks, @drpatrickduggan (@NorthumbriaUni) & I (@Bruneluni) will be presenting some of our research at two major industry conferences: @emergencyukshow & @ISE_Expo. We will reflect on our collaboration with @TheEPS1 on 'creative practices of emergency planning' (1/9)
Arranged by @TheEPS1, these talks discuss the importance of 'creative practice' as a tool in emergency planning and resilience work; and, they coincide with the launch of 'A Toolkit of Creative Strategies' that we developed with the EPS through our @ahrcpress research (2/9)
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In November, @drpatrickduggan and I will be in conversation with some fantastic arts and resilience specialists in New Orleans, thinking through creative practices of city resilience. @ASTRtweets plenary panel: astr.org/page/22_ataglance#f…. #rethinkingresilience
How might we use creative practices for personal debriefing in emergency planning? This morning, @drpatrickduggan and I are running a new workshop exploring possible approaches for @TheEPS1 in our ongoing @ahrcpress project on reimagining resilience strategy through Covid-19.
Even with matchstick sets, there’s something compelling and terrifying about watching water. #EPMOVIENIGHT
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In a Lunchtime Talk at Bristol's @PMStudioUK next month, @drpatrickduggan and I will reflect on findings from our interim report, 'Performance as City Pandemic Response', based on research in Bristol, Glasgow and Newcastle.watershed.co.uk/studio/event…
In our interim report, 'Performance as City Pandemic Response', @drpatrickduggan and I reflect on ways in which city arts practices, and performance research methods might open up new approaches to pandemic preparedness and response. performingcityresilience.com…
To co-incide with the publication of our interim report, @drpatrickduggan and I discuss arts practice as city pandemic response in Crisis Response Journal @editorialcrj, crisis-response.com/Publishe… @ahrcpress.
In our second blog from our Glasgow research trip, @drpatrickduggan and I reflect on practices of social distancing and point towards publications we're currently working on. performingcityresilience.com…
We’re advertising for a Lecturer in Theatre (full-time/permanent) @bruneltheatre, deadline: 21st June. careers.brunel.ac.uk/vacancy….
By inviting us to reimagine ways of living in the world, practice and research in the arts constitute critical means of response to local and global challenges #SDGs #cityresilience #climateemergency #genderequity #raceequity #sustainability.
How might the cultural encounters we have in a place help us make sense of our professional practices in that place? In this @CultureImpacts blog, @drpatrickduggan
and I reflect on our ongoing @ahrcpress exploration of social distancing strategies in UK cities.
Read our latest NCACE Bulletin. We have a roster of new activities including a call to our Collaborations Champions Network. Also feat new blog by @drpatrickduggan @NorthumbriaUni and Dr Stuart Andrews @Bruneluni.
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