CeMoRe introduced its Mobile Kitchenette as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, as a virtual alternative to a normal ‘kitchenette coffee and chat’. The kitchenette has proved successful and has since created a global online research community and space for informal constructive discussion about our research projects and writing, open to friends and colleagues from across the world.
CeMoRe’s Mobile Kitchenette will return in October 2021 and we will meet approx every 6 weeks for an informal coffee and chat on MS Teams, in which staff and students, whose work relates to mobilities, can crowd-source discussion and knowledge on a topic, explore intersecting interests, discuss a specific reading they are trying to get their head around, or informally present work and challenges they are facing.
The Annual John Urry Lecture was established to commemorate the life and work of one of Lancaster’s foremost researchers, leading sociologist and co-founder of the 'mobilities paradigm', following his untimely death in March 2016. Please join us online on Thursday...
Please join us for this year’s CeMoRe Winter Webinar at which Catharine Coleborne (Professor of History, Newcastle, AU) and Kaya Barry (Senior Lecturer in Geography and Art, Griffith, AU) will be presenting on their recent research.
Seaweed Mobilities Day was an invited event that brought together 18 people to explore seaweed mobilities and to imagine ways that we could work together in the future. The project was a network building collaboration between the School...