Shared Space & Reconciliation: Can shared space promote intergroup reconciliation and respect?

Queen’s University Belfast on December 2nd, 2016

Presentations:

• Joanne Hughes (Queens University Belfast)
  ‘Shared Education’: A model for promoting inter-group relations in divided societies?
   
• Lindsey Cameron (University of Kent) 
  Closing the space between groups via confidence in contact
   
• Bree Hocking (Open University)
  Branding Peace: Public art, shared space and the ‘post-conflict’ landscape
   
• Giovanni Travaglino (University of Kent)
  Brexit Between Borders – A Social Psychological Analysis of the Roles of Aversion to Foreigners and Political Trust in EU Referendum Voting Intentions.
   
• Dympna McGlade (NICRC)
  From Conversation to Transformation  – a journey of change at the interface
   
• John Dixon (Open University)
  The Belfast Mobility Project: Contact, segregation and the time-geography of residents’ pathways through the city
   
• Anna K. Glick (Globe Smart Kids)
  One Globe Kids: Using technology to encourage cross-group friendship among children.
   
• Tina Keil (University of Exeter)
  Using technology to capture real-time intergroup contact in everyday settings
   
• Stephen McCabe, (Impact Officer, Queens University Belfast)
  How to achieve and evidence impact in our research