Punk Pedagogies Symposium Programme and Further Info.

Punk Pedagogies Symposium: programme 

Venue: Mansions of the Future, 
15-16 St. Mary’s Street, Lincoln LN5 7EQ 

DAY 1 - Thursday 4th July 2019 

11 - 11.15am
Opening of the symposium
Francis Stewart and Laura Way

11.15 - 12.15pm
Keynote
Punk Scholars Network

12.15 - 12.45pm
Successes and productive failures of zine making in working with young people. A Hull case study. Michael Gratzke

12.45 - 1.15pm
Lunch Provided.
Vegetarian with vegan options.

1.15 - 1.45pm
Re-casting “Illician” Polemic as Punk Pedagogy
Paul Hollins

1.45 - 2.15pm
‘Little Girls Should be Seen and Not Heard’: “It’s because you always ask WHY!”
Wendy Podd

2.15 - 2.45pm
Debating controversial issues in English language classrooms: the value of controversy and subversion
Michael Hepworth

2.45 - 3pm
Break

3 - 3.30pm
Linking music and resistance: field trips as pedagogical strategies to understand Colombian armed conflict and music cultures
Minerva Campion

3.30 – 4pm
An Honours Degree in Punk: Radical or Daft?
Pete Dale

Documentary Screening and Q+A 
Stories from the She-Punks: music with a different agenda
Followed by Q+A session with one of the directors, Helen Reddington.
This event is separate to the symposium and open to the general public though may be of interest to you. Limited tickets will be available. Time: 6 – 8pm at Akedo Gaming Bar which is just off the main high street in Lincoln. Registering to attend the symposium does not include tickets for this. These can be purchased here.

DAY 2 - Friday 5th July 2019

10 – 10.30am
Jukebox Accident [a live installation piece]
Created by Pierre Olivier-Arnaud and Tiphaine Kazi-Tani

10.30 - 11am
‘Student Producers Ain’t No Losers!’: An autoethnographic account of zine-making in a criminology classroom
Nathan Kerrigan

11 - 11.30am
‘Anger is an energy’; Using punk pedagogies to turn fury to an ethics of affirmation Lou Mycroft, Kay Sidebottom and Peter Shukie

11.30 - 11.45am
Break

11.45 - 12.15pm
Latina Punks in HE
Jessica Delgado

12.15 - 12.45pm
The Future Is Unwritten: Joe Strummer, prophetic pedagogy and complexity as resistance
Adam Hounslow-Eyre

12.45 - 1.15pm
Lunch Provided.
Vegetarian with vegan options.

1.15 – 1.45pm
A Punk Pedagogy Manifesto: Riffs, zines and experimental writing
The Riffs Editorial Team

1.45 – 2pm
Plenary
Laura Way and Francis Stewart


Useful Information 

Accommodation in Lincoln

Premier Inn (City Centre, Broadgate) and Holiday Inn (Express City Centre, Brayford Park) are probably the cheapest hotels in the city centre and are in walking distance to Mansions of the Future – from the Premier Inn it would take 5-10 minutes to walk and 15-20 minutes from Holiday Inn.

Parking in Lincoln

We suggest avoiding the NCP car-parks as they tend to be the most expensive. There is a multi-storey car park next to Lincoln bus station (and just a few minutes walking from Mansions) called Lincoln Central Car Park which is less pricey than the NCPs. Day cost is £8. The main road this is situated off (Broadgate) also has a multi-storey car park at the side of the Premier Inn (it is not the hotel’s car park) which is slightly more reasonable than NCP ones.

Mansions of the Future

Mansions of the Future is located directly opposite the road from Lincoln train station and across from the bus station. It is the white building. There is no on-site parking. The spaces we are using within the venue are all on the ground floor and accessible via ramps. There are fully accessible toilets and assistance dogs are welcome in the building.

For any further queries please get in touch with the symposium’s organisers at the following e-mails: Laura Way laura.way@bishopg.ac.uk and Francis Stewart francis.stewart@bishopg.ac.uk

We look forward to meeting you.