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Community participation in professional practice
A blog set up by members of the Community participation in professional practice course at the University of Edinburgh. Membership is open to all those registered on ageofwe. The (…)
Remaking Society
Remaking Society involves collaborators exploring some central themes of the Connected Communities Programme: Working with local partners in demonstrating and assessing participatory (…)
Our Food
These pages are for entrants to the Our Food Theatre Competition. Details of the competition are on the Our Food website.
enacting community
‘Enacting community’ is a research project supported by an AHRC Fellowship grant. It begins, officially, in October 2012 and is headed towards a Palgrave book publication in 2014. The (…)
MED Theatre
Manaton and East Dartmoor (MED) Theatre is a community-based company located in Dartmoor National Park, UK. MED Theatre capitalizes on its situation within the national park to explore (…)
Banner Theatre
Banner Theatre is one of Britain’s longest established community theatre companies, with over thirty-five years’ experience of working with trade unions and marginalized and disadvantaged (…)
Melarama
The Octorama is a large digital arts installation comprising 8 screens and sound sources contained in a darkened immersive space. The concept was developed by Steve Thompson at Teesside (…)
Drama in the Dale
In 2011 a group of people came together to develop a community play. Over 6 months they worked together to tell the Story of the Battle of Stanhope. In March 2012 the play was performed (…)
citizens' jury @ 40
This project looks at the range of citizens' juries from across the world, used in contrasting ways and with different outcomes over the 40 years since the process was first named (1971) (…)
Comm-uni-ty Learning
Comm-uni-ty Learning is developing teaching and learning practice that involves people from all groups in society, especially those whose knowledge has been marginalised or excluded. It (…)
Participants United
Participants United is a pilot network that has brought together researchers and community members from a five research projects that used dialogue and creativity. Funded by the Connected (…)
