With the exception of the keynotes, all presentations are roughly 10 minutes long.

Tuesday 18 July

Welcome and Opening Remarks

Thom van Dooren and Matthew Kearnes: Opening Remarks (22mb, 19:19)

Session 1

Kate Wright: Reports from Armidale Aboriginal Community Garden (15mb, 12:55)

Lindsay Kelley: Tasting History: Sampling the Bug Out Bag (13mb, 11:13)

Jenny Newell: Museums as Sites for Participatory Environmental Humanities (16mb, 13:47)

George Adamson: Reflections on Upstream Engagement with Climate Science in the Context of a New Logic (14mb, 12:24)

Session 2

Tess Lea: Visualising Networks, Engaging Publics: Why Do it and is it Always Worth Doing? (14mb, 12:10)

Greg Leslie: Community Engagement on Controversial Water Supply Projects: What Engineers Can Learn from Sociologists? (15mb, 13:18)

Joni Adamson: What are the Citizen Humanities? (17mb, 15:08)

Richard Major: Limits of Public Participation in Manipulative Research: Four Case Studies from Ornithology (16mb, 14:06)

Session 3

Paul Brown: Experimenting After the Bomb: Community Arts and Knowledge Building in Atomic Survivor Communities (PDF summary)

Timothy Neale: Don't Mention 'Culture': Finding Collaboration with Hazards Practitioners (11mb, 9:58)

Susie Pratt: Elemental Kinships, Sympathetic Ingestion and Civic Humanities (14mb, 12:05)

Tom Griffiths: Bushfire, Public Policy and the Humanities (12mb, 10:53)

Keynote Addresses

Jason Chilvers: Remaking Participation After the 'Participatory Turn’ (43mb, 47:18) (Presentation slides, PDF)

Noortje Marres: What if Nothing Happens? Street Trials as Experiments in Participation (45mb, 49:36)

Wednesday 19 July

Session 4: Video Presentations

Jennifer Gabrys: Citizen Sensing and Environmental Participation (link to video file on vimeo, 11:25)

Cate Sandilands: Plantasm: Vegetal Participation and Imagination (link to video file on vimeo, 11:36)

Session 5

Leah Lui-Chivizhe: Searching for the Wisdom of Torres Strait Turtle-shell Masks (15mb, 13:22)

Matthew Kearnes: Grounding Participation (14mb, 12:32)

Thom van Dooren: Storying Extinction: Situating Knowledges in Hawaiian Conservation (13mb, 11:03)

Judy Motion: I am the river... (14mb, 12:09)

Session 6

Astrida Nemanis: How do you Participate with the Bottom of the Sea? (19mb, 16:57)

Jess McLean: Walking and Working with Wiradjuri Peoples (recording unavailable)

Libby Robin: Slow Media and Fast Change: The Anthropocene as Metaphor (13mb, 11:07)

David Schlosberg: Participatory Theorising: Reflective Equilibrium and the Political Theory of Environmental Movements (15mb, 13:00)

Session 7

Rimjhim Aggarwal: Avoiding Capture of Participation within the Metrics of Outputs in Large Scale Interdisciplinary Projects (14mb, 11:49)

Hélène Ahlberger Le Deunff: More-than-human participatory water management (12mb, 10:41)

Jennifer Mae Hamilton: Instructive Failures and Process Blogs (13mb, 11:14) (Presentation slides, PDF)

(The video played at the start of this presentation can be found on YouTube. It was written and directed by Dr Rebecca Conroy.)

Cameron Muir: Localising the Anthropocene (12mb, 10:22)

Concluding discussant panel

Astrida Neimanis, Cameron Holley, Matthew Kearnes: Concluding Remarks (20mb, 17:28)