Day two of our SELFestival had Professor Cregan-Reid sharing how we have shaped our environment and it in turn has shaped us, why we should think more carefully about the chair.. and how we can look for the right time to engage with sculptural texts.
Susan Aktemel introduced us to the socially led letting agency she founded, Homes for Good, and how it has scaled over the last year, and why her values of kindness and empathy have built a secure and confident social enterprise that is providing high quality homes for people renting in Glasgow.
Day 3 starts with perspectives from Teesa Bahana is the director of 32° East Ugandan Arts Trust and Rasheeda Nalumoso, Programme Manager, Arts British Council: East Africa Arts. They will talk about how the pandemic has impacted the creative economy in Uganda, and more broadly, but also the need for investment in the art and imagination in the country. Tickets available here for the 10am session on 15th July
In the afternoon Dr Marcin Poprawski will introduce us to his research. Culture, organisation and sustainability management are at the heart of Marcin’s research. In this session he will reflect on his latest research in to Festivals and Values (Axio-normative dimensions of music festivals). Book here for the 2pm session.