The Gathering

The Practice Theory Gathering 2024

Online, 14th November 2024, 6 PM – 12 PM CET and
15th November 2024, 7 PM – 10.15 PM CET

Link to pdf of the Gathering Programme for 2024

This version does not include zoom links or the list of participants.  Those who registered should have a version with these details.  Any problems, get in touch. practicetheoryconsortium@gmail.com

Hosted by the Practice Theory Consortium

The Gathering is designed to foster connections between PhD researchers, early career researchers, and others working with theories of practice across the world and in various disciplines.  You are invited to join us for one or two days of activities.

The overall topic will be social change.  On the 14th of November 2024 the Gathering will start with five short ‘curtain raising’ presentations on what theories of practice have to say about change –  including emergent change; change across different time scales; capacities to effect change; and the use of practice theory to change society.  This will be followed by  group discussions and reading rooms. These sessions will draw on the expertise and experience of:

Silvia Gherardi, Mikko Jalas, Cecily Maller, Janine Morley, Davide Nicolini, Seweryn Rudnicki, Ela Sjølie and others.

On the 15th of November 2024 sessions will discuss work in progress that participants will share in groups.

Throughout the Gathering there will be opportunities to meet and chat with fellow practice theory enthusiasts during more casual sessions.

No fee is required to take part in the event. The number of participants is limited, and participation will be granted on a ‘first come, first serve’ basis.

If you have any questions, please contact: practicetheoryconsortium@gmail.com

Practice Theory Enthusiasts from all over the world – let’s gather!

 

 

 


In 2021, 2022 and 2023 the Consortium Crew organised World Gatherings of PhD students and early career researchers working on practice theory.  You can find an example of the 2023 programme here.

Here is a final image of the final capping off ceremony – a fitting ending to a really fantastic event.