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Events

The First International Co-Creation Conference is being held at Bath University on 14-15 September 2017.

UPDATE: Click here for the Final Conference Program.

Entitled “Exploring Creativity in Disadvantaged Urban Areas”, it brings together researchers, practitioners and artists to explore theoretical reflections on Co-Creation, as well as sharing good practice, in the following areas:

  • How can art interventions be used to build local capacity?
  • How can pitfalls and negative side effects be avoided?
  • How can different agendas be negotiated in multi-partner projects?
  • How does co-creation relate to co-production of research?
  • How can co-creation projects be adapted to educative or health-focused purposes?
  • Can art and science work together in co-creation projects?
  • How do different groups of people from marginalized communities experience regeneration
  • strategies?
  • What are the possibilities and limitations of co-creation methods in the context of urban stigmatization?

For more information, please contact Dr Christina Horvath (PoLIS) at the University of Bath (christina.horvath@gmail.com).

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