About the Innovation Network on Cultures of Class
Our network addresses matters concerning social classes of the past and present. We invite a broad membership: academics from the arts, humanities and social sciences, representatives of institutions such as museums, libraries and galleries, stakeholders in industry and politics as well as any interested member of the public.
The network is organised in a range of groups that are concerned with, for example, concepts of class identity, consequences of underrepresentation of social groups, lack of opportunity and access, social bias, and classed cultural expressions. The purpose of these groups is to support and connect members across social boundaries in an effort to promote inclusivity. Groups also support the organisation of events, publications and research projects that generate impactful and innovative outcomes.
Membership Benefits
The network is open to all who would like to learn more about class – be it on a professional or enthusiast basis. You can join by subscribing via our ‘sign up to the network’-button.
- Networking and Collaboration. Members have access to networking opportunities across a range of diverse groups. This helps members leverage each other’s strengths and resources in support of innovative and impactful outcomes.
- Promotion: Content produced by members (journal papers, exhibitions, broadcasting, etc) is disseminated across the network and reaches a diverse audiences.
- Engagement: Members can join specialised groups within the network and actively engage with their activities.
- Events: All members receive regular updates about events and outputs that were organised by individual groups.
- Participation: Members have the opportunity to participate in research projects as co-creators and to join future funding applications with other members.
Latest posts
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Education Pathways and Classed Trajectories
with Helene Snee (Manchester Metropolitan University) 11:00-13:00, Friday 24th JulyRoom 100 Lady Hale, Peel Park Campus, University of Salford You’re invited to our workshop, ‘Education Pathways and Classed Trajectories’. This event will bring together researchers from theemergent ‘Educational pathways and classed trajectories’-Group of the Innovation Network on Cultures of Class toshare their current work and…
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Walking Tour: Friedrich Engels in Salford and Manchester
Event: 28 November 13:30-16:30 including refreshment stops. Walking Tour with Dr Fadi Shayya
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Class Dynamics in Contemporary British Television Comedy, Dr. Laura Minor
Event: 13 November 18:30-19:45, Chapman 4 with Dr. Laura Minor