Thinking Through Infrastructure Network
@TTinfraNetwork
Followers
34
Following
1
Media
7
Statuses
21
a platform for academics, policymakers, and community organizers who work to understand and address the social, political, and cultural impacts of infrastructur
Joined September 2024
Infrastructure bears the weight of the past and orients the future. TTiN is a platform for academics, policy makers, and community organisers who think through infrastructure to confront the problems and possibilities of the present.
1
2
4
1 week left to submit an abstract for this workshop on the infrastructures of radical knowledge production on Friday 13 June, with@Gargi_at_home and Giada Peterle.
Call for papers announcement! We are hosting an experimental workshop on knowledge production in university infrastructures and hope you will join us in London this June!
0
1
1
Are you involved in #communityenergy? We are running some workshops in May for people with experiences of community energy to make some comics about your experiences! Register here:
0
1
1
Call for papers announcement! We are hosting an experimental workshop on knowledge production in university infrastructures and hope you will join us in London this June!
0
1
5
RT @NotesFrom_Below: 📕Issue 23: Infrastructure: Fault Line and Frontlines is now online ⛏️🏗️💧🚇🛒. In this issue, we hear from miners, water….
notesfrombelow.org
The March 2025 issue of Notes From Below
0
35
0
These workshops will use comics co-creation to engage in collaborative research into the lived experiences of green energy infrastructure and visualise these stories collectively.
0
0
0
Anyone with any experience of community energy is welcome, from technical know-how and practical administration to everyday encounters and usage. #communityenergy.Express your interest by completing this form:
forms.office.com
1
0
0
Are you involved in community energy? Know someone who is? We want to hear from you!. We are looking for people to come co-create comics about community energy on Fri 9 May (London) & Sat 10 May (Manchester). We will cover travel expenses if you need to come from further afield!
1
0
1
You can listen back to previous TTiN events on Soundcloud at
0
0
0
Topics include: .- activist theatre and infrastructure.- building community with cook outs.- low traffic neighbourhoods and NIMBYISM.and much more. .
0
0
0
A recording of our panel discussion, "Building Stories Around Infrastructure", with @ZackPolanski and Joel de Mowbray is now available to listen back on Soundcloud
1
0
0
Tonight!.
Our next TTiN event! . "Loving Infrastructures: Holding Onto the Ordinary".with Rhys Williams, Director of the Infrastructure Humanities Group. 5.30pm, Thursday 27 Feb – all welcome, registration and more details at this link:
0
0
0
Our next TTiN event! . "Loving Infrastructures: Holding Onto the Ordinary".with Rhys Williams, Director of the Infrastructure Humanities Group. 5.30pm, Thursday 27 Feb – all welcome, registration and more details at this link:
0
2
1
Registration now open for our next event, "Building Stories Around Infrastructure", with 3 great panellists:. @ZackPolanski, Deputy Leader @TheGreenParty .@SharriPlonski, co-creator of Material Crimes @survivesocpod .Joel De Mowbray, founder @YesMakeLdn.
0
2
1
Listen back to our lunchtime panel discussion about culture, infrastructure, and foundational liveability at our Soundcloud channel now. Feat. Julie Froude & Sukhdev Johal from Foundational Economy Collective, with Justin O'Connor @oconnorjustin13 .
0
1
2
When Nothing Works: Culture, Infrastructure, and the Foundational Economy. A lunchtime panel discussion with three experts on cultural infrastructure and the foundational economy. 1-2pm, Wednesday 27 November 2024. Register below.
0
2
2
TTiN is comprised of online and in person events, as well as “Working With Infrastructure” sessions that include creative and practical elements. All are free to attend. Follow here for updates or join the mail list by writing to dominic.davies@city.ac.uk.
1
0
0
TTiN values methods from the arts and humanities alongside the social sciences, and it creates space for specialists and non-specialists to reimagine together what infrastructure is, how it operates, and who it serves.
1
0
0
Engaged with technical and economic heuristics, TTiN foregrounds the political, cultural, imaginative, and emotional impact of infrastructure on people’s lived experience. It thinks through infrastructure to address pressing social justice questions.
1
0
0
From housing and transport to sanitation and energy systems, TTiN understands infrastructure as the foundational materials that allow people to live rich and full lives, and that conversely cut lives short when they fail or breakdown.
1
0
0