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.
Being Human masterclass
7 June, 2018Read more >Come to the Being Human masterclass to discuss all things public engagement! The day will offer workshops and talks on running a successful event, as well as a special panel on generating media attention for your research.
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.
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.
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.
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.