re/SEARCH is a monthly online peer-to-peer meet up for researchers to share and discuss mental health within academia and the…
Queering Urbanisms Lecture Series
Queering Urbanism is an online event series initiated by B.Queer, The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment’s network for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, asexual (LGBTQIA+) students, staff and allies. Organised by Claire Tunnacliffe, Jordana Ramalho and Ben Campkin, the series connects queer and trans studies to urban studies and practices of urbanism, foregrounding issues of equity, diversity and inclusion in the built environment.
‘Mainstreaming Queerness: The New Queer Vanguard’ Conference
Notes for paper presented as part of the Mainstreaming Queerness Conference June 10 & 11th 2021. ‘a queer practice of…
Speculating cities and landscapes through QTIABPOC art practices
Catch up with Speculating cities and landscapes through QTIABPOC art practices, an event for Black History Month, which took place…
Inclusive Spaces: Queer perspectives cross cultural experiences in physical and online space
Catch up with the Bartlett Inclusive Spaces event, which took place virtually June 9th 2021. ‘Queer perspectives: cross-cultural experiences in…
arguments for queer asterisms of placemaking
‘If we are to use words like constellations, then we must think about their consequence. Words matter, stars are matter, matter matters […] Queer asterisms therefore further foregrounds the subjective nature of queer practices of placemaking. Asterisms informal, borderless nature, speaks to queerness in a way that constellations does not, bordered and fixed’.
notes on protest & breath
“Masks themselves becoming sites of protest […] Thin walls of polymeric material made of fibres and filter: laying a boundary, between breath within and breath without” #queerplacemaking
adapting interview process during Coronavirus
Due to the ongoing pandemic, the interview process has had to be altered. The interview itself would take place as…
Transcribing, finding magic
towards a queer definition
Claire: How would you self define queer practices of placemaking? Chip: Queer placemaking signifies inclusion, security, community and a concrete…
a queer practice of placemaking 