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Collaborative Creativity for crafting and protecting Digital Memories

  • Date 17 Jun 2019
  • Time 13:00 - 15:00
  • Category Seminar

Interdisciplinary workshop in digital memories and rights

Venue: Moore Building, Room 0-08

This interdisciplinary workshop will help scholars, students and practitioners from the Management, Arts, Law and Computer science fields engage in dialogue to explore the question of how to help vulnerable or marginalised communities deal with their online memories or identities.  

This event is led by Dr. Jose-Rodrigo Cordoba-Pachon (School of Management) and Prof. Jill Marshall (School of Law), with the support of Diego Martinez-Castro (PhD Student, School of Management).

Special scholars invited are Dr. Carla Bonina (Business School, University of Surrey) and Prof. Eric Heinze (School of Law, Queen Mary, University of London).

Registration via Eventbrite (places are limited to 22 participants in total)

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