2 weeks left to submit an abstract… expanding-agency.com/call-for-propo…

Reminder to submit your abstracts by Monday

This week our postdoc researcher George is speaking UCD Humanities Institute

Well done to all the UCD Art Hist Cult Pol PhD students who presented their work-in-progress today to a full room! Great questions and discussions on a wide range of projects. Sandra Heise, Nokubekezela Mchunu, and Pooja Sastry pictured here 😀

Tickets for our conference ‘Minding her Business: Women, Architecture and Design’ are now available. See our website for more details: expanding-agency.com/conference/

Delighted to announce that details of the programme, venue and (free) tickets for our conference are available at expanding-agency.com/conference/ #mindingherbusiness

The programme for the upcoming Expanding Agency ERC Project conference is now online and tickets are available: expanding-agency.com/conference/ Minding her Business considers the overlooked activities of women entrepreneurs in the global dissemination of modern architecture. UCD Arts&Humanities

Just 2 days until our conference kicks off #mindingherbusiness

Our programme for our conference this week is live. #mindingherbusiness

Looking forward to welcoming you to day 1 of our conference at 1:30pm today. Our venue today is the ESB Headquarters, 27 Fitzwilliam Street. Please note that pre-registration is required and all tickets are now gone.

Prof Kathleen James-Chakraborty University College Dublin opening Day 1 of Minding her Business: Women, Architecture, and Design conference in ESB Networks HQ #MindingHerBusiness Expanding Agency ERC Project Alborz Dianat

Keynote lecture from Nina Stritzler-Levine on The Feminization of Architecture and Design. Opening slide a quote from bell hooks 'Feminism is a movement to end sexism, sexist exploitation, and oppression'. #Mindingherbusiness

Day 2 is back in the ESB Some walk in spots are available if you didn’t manage to book a ticket. #mindingherbusiness

Dr Ellen Rowley and Hayley Derrickson of University College Dublin presenting their paper ‘Alternative Methods for Alternative Agents: The Architecture of Sr Stan and 1980s/90s Ireland #CareandArchitecture #Mindingherbusiness

Dr Alborz Dianat introducing the speakers on the final day of University College Dublin #MindingherBusiness conference in National Museum of Ireland

Thank you to all the speakers and attendees of #mindingherbusiness over the last three days, with such wonderful research shared and discussions had - (📖 to come...)

👥🇮🇪 Ellen Rowley: “In the 1980s, Sr Stanislaus Kennedy (Sr Stan) became the first to study homelessness among women in Dublin, an experience that shaped her radical view that homelessness was not a permanent state of being..." irishtimes.com/ireland/housin…