Parallel session c1
Day 1, 15.15-16.45
Session Chair: James Parker
Room: Webster 250
Nadia Rhook: Hearing settler law: ‘Chinese perjury’, translation, and spectacle in 1890s Victorian Supreme Courts.
Souheir Edelbi: The African Union and the International Criminal Court: determining how critique of the court is heard and who can speak
Magdalena Zolkos: Listening to ‘endangered voices’ of the Taiwanese amas at the site of trauma
Parallel session c2
Day 1, 15.15-16.45
Session Chair: Danny Butt
Room: Webster 252
Kim Munro Eavesdropping: listening to the “failures” in documentary filmmaking
Nimalan Yoganathan Sonic activist media: radical approaches to listening and field recording
Dr Nicole Matthews, Dr Justine Lloyd, Dr Isabelle Boisvert, Ms Rebecca Kim Listening to life experience in the clinic: professional listening as political
Parallel session c3
Day 1, 15.15-16.45
Room: Webster 251
Christy Newman, Caroline Lenette, Reuben Bolt, Naomi Sunderland
Reflecting on the promise and value of life stories to contemporary policy practice (panel)