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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260915T121500
SUMMARY:Invite your Expert: Attending to the Everyday: Creative Methods and
  the  Meaning of Home in Dementia Research
DESCRIPTION:LunchtalkDr. Sarah Campbell\, Senior Lecturer Manchester Metrop
 olitan University\, Manchester\, UK\\r\\nThis talk draws together two stra
 nds of creative and sensory research with people living with dementia. The
  first shares film from work exploring ‘in the moment’ experiences\, c
 onsidering what attentiveness and attunement look and feel like in practic
 e\, and what these ways of working ask of the researcher. The second turns
  to a related study regarding what matters about neighbourhoods for people
  living with dementia and the use of visual home tours\, showing how creat
 ive\, participatory methods reveal the fluid boundaries between home and n
 eighbourhood for people with dementia. Together\, the two projects suggest
  that attending closely to a moment and attending closely to a place draw 
 on the same underlying disposition\, applied at different scales. The talk
  considers what this means for how we design\, conduct and share creative 
 research with people living with dementia\, and what questions it leavesop
 en for those continuing this work.\\r\\nThe event is open to the public an
 d free of charge. There will be the opportunity to take part with Zoom. Pl
 ease register for the lunch talk by 10. September 2026 by clicking here [h
 ttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScwLZQSXr0MsT8yCcKvcEZ0Sd-cVwpWYjB
 DD10R3od823rAKA/viewform?usp=publish-editor].\\r\\nAbout Invite Your Exper
 t [t3://page?uid=379]
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Lunchtalk<br />Dr. Sarah Campbell\, Senior Lecturer Mancheste
 r Metropolitan University\, Manchester\, UK</p>\n<p>This talk draws togeth
 er two strands of creative and sensory research with people living with de
 mentia. The first shares film from work exploring ‘in the moment’ expe
 riences\, considering what attentiveness and attunement look and feel like
  in practice\, and what these ways of working ask of the researcher. The s
 econd turns to a related study regarding what matters about neighbourhoods
  for people living with dementia and the use of visual home tours\, showin
 g how creative\, participatory methods reveal the fluid boundaries between
  home and neighbourhood for people with dementia. Together\, the two proje
 cts suggest that attending closely to a moment and attending closely to a 
 place draw on the same underlying disposition\, applied at different scale
 s. The talk considers what this means for how we design\, conduct and shar
 e creative research with people living with dementia\, and what questions 
 it leavesopen for those continuing this work.</p>\n<p>The event is open to
  the public and free of charge. There will be the opportunity to take part
  with Zoom. Please register for the lunch talk by 10. September 2026 by cl
 icking <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScwLZQSXr0MsT8yCc
 KvcEZ0Sd-cVwpWYjBDD10R3od823rAKA/viewform?usp=publish-editor" target="_bla
 nk">here</a>.</p>\n<p><a href="t3://page?uid=379">About Invite Your Expert
 </a></p>
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