A seminar on epistemic injustice and mental health, led by Tamsin Oudney Walker and Sarah Golightley This session will draw on theories of epistemic injustice and Tamsin’s PhD research to outline some of the difficulties survivors of the mental health system can face when trying to articulate their experiences and/or to share this with others. ...
A seminar on epistemic injustice and mental health, led by Tamsin Oudney Walker and Sarah Golightley This session will draw on theories of epistemic injustice and Tamsin’s PhD research to outline some of the difficulties survivors of the mental health system can face when trying to articulate their experiences and/or to share this with others. … Read more
This event will will focus on the future of animation and the technological advances happening in and around animation.
Join us for the latest event in the Technomoral Conversations series.
Guest talk by Alayt Issak, Doctoral Candidate in Interdisciplinary Design & Media, College of Arts, Media and Design, Northeastern University
A guest talk by Dr Deepshikha Behera, IASH Digital Research Postdoctoral Fellow.
This talk features Professor Murdo Macdonald, Emeritus Professor of History of Scottish Art at the University of Dundee.
This talk features Mike Small, Scottish writer, activist, and Bella Caledonia editor.
How will AI affect how our cities are designed and managed? Join us at this free public event to be part of the discussion.
How can we weave planetary health into public health research, policy and practice?
Who bears the cost of free in our AI-accelerated world?
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