Being Human is led by the School of Advanced Study, University of London in partnership with the Arts & Humanities Research Council and the British Academy.
Queen Mary University of London’s ‘The great Yiddish parade’
10 April, 2018Read more >We asked Dr Nadia Valman to give us some insider knowledge on the practicalities of organising an immersive street performance.
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Birkbeck, University of London’s ‘Ruin and rebuild’
21 March, 2018Read more >Grace Halden from Birkbeck, University of London, shares great tips on creating a successful open pathway event and the importance of getting your whole university behind you to make it happen. Â
Queen Mary’s ‘Emotional objects: from lost amulets to found photos’
12 March, 2018Read more >Helen Stark reflects on how she placed fun participatory feedback at the heart of her event, ensuring that there was a two-way sharing of knowledge between organisers and attendees.Â
Swansea University’s ‘Voices, faces and places’ hub
9 March, 2018Read more >Elaine tells us about the great team effort behind the Swansea University hub & how they engaged a variety of local communities in their series of events by creatively and imaginatively bringing the Humanities into Swansea’s city centre.
University of Northampton’s ‘Leather at lunchtime’
20 February, 2018Read more >We asked Matthew McCormack from the University of Northampton about his event ‘Leather at Lunchtime’ and his top tips for anyone wishing to get involved in Being Human 2018.
University of Birmingham’s ‘Babbling Beasts’
20 February, 2018Read more >We asked Dr Danielle Fuller from the University of Birmingham to tell us about the success of ‘Babbling Beasts’ where talkative beasts took over the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.