A Re-imagining Loneliness Seminar, focusing on ‘The contribution of the arts, literature and the humanities’, will take place in Darwin Conference Centre, Canterbury campus on Monday 22 February 2016

The seminar, part of the ESRC Seminar Series, focuses on how perspectives from the arts and literature can help inform our understanding of loneliness. Although loneliness is a commonly addressed topic in the arts, these insights do not always feed into research, policy or practice.

Drawing on research and practice from music, dance, performance and literature, this event promises a meeting of minds from a range of disciplines and perspectives. The event is free of charge and is the third in the Re-imagining Loneliness seminar series: an ESRC-funded programme of events run jointly by Brunel University and the University of Kent.

To view the programme, please follow this link https://www.kent.ac.uk/sspssr/news-events/events.html?eid=16565&view_by=month&date=20160226&category=&tag= and to register your place please email sspssrmedwayevents@kent.ac.uk