Cycling Cultures Research Project

Various invited lectures/talks
Kat Jungnickel

Ethnographic methods and the use of visual data , Seminar to Sociology PhD students, UEL, May 2011.
Feral practice: Performing ethnographic enquiry , Invited lecture to Product Design students, Central Saint Martins, May 2011.
Performing your thesis , Invited lecture to D!, Swedish Design PhD school, Goldsmiths, May 2011.

UEL Go Green Week Public Lecture
10 February 2011
University of East London
Rachel Aldred, Justin Spinney, Richard George (Campaign for Better Transport)

Towards Sustainable Transport?
At this public lecture Rachel spoke on sustainable transport alongside Justin (UEL Sustainable Mobilities Group) and Richard (Campaign for Better Transport). More [] and [ here ].

Building Cycling Cultures
4 - 5 June 2011
Leicester
Rachel Aldred

Keynotes and workshops
Rachel co-organised this event with Dave Horton, Andy Salkeld, Janet Hudson and Jon Coster. With others she gave keynote talks at the start and end, and ran a couple of workshops. More [ here ].

Interpretive Policy Analysis
22 - 25 June 2011
Cardiff
Rachel Aldred

Conference presentation
Rachel spoke at the IPA conference on shifts in cycling policy discourse and its relation to the place of cycling within changing mobility regimes. Ths was part of a broader double panel on 'Governing Mobilities' organised by Enza Lissandrello and Tim Richardson from Aalborg University. More [ here ].

AHRC History and Travel Identities Workshop
20 - 21 September 2011
Lancaster
Katrina Jungnickel and Rachel Aldred

Two invited talks
Rachel and Katrina were both invited to speak at this event. Katrina spoke on Bloomers and Lycra: why cycle wear still matters, and Rachel spoke on policy and cycling identities. Both drew on Cycling Cultures interviews and archival research.

RGS-IBG conference
31 August - 2nd September 2011
London
Rachel Aldred

Conference Presentation
Rachel participated in a well attended double session on the [ Politics of Daily Mobility ], which she co-organised along with Justin Spinney (UEL) and Katrina Brown (Macauley Institute).

Brake the Cycle
7 February 2011
Dalston, Hackney

Rachel spoke about the project at a special event held in Dalston, Hackney. More [ here ].

Cambridge Cycling Campaign
2 August 2011

Rachel spoke about the project to CCC members. More [ here ].

BSA Climate Change Study Group: launch event
17 January 2011, British Library
Rachel Aldred

Mobilities and Climate Change
Rachel was invited to speak at this launch event on mobilities research and what it can contribute to the study of climate change. Slides available [].