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Distant Voices, Still Lives: Contemporary Youth Subcultures and Surplus Affect on the Urban Scene

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Jesús Cháirez .

There will be a seminar on 30 October at CRASSH . Dr. Jo-Anne Dillabough (Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge) will speak on ‘Distant Voices, Still Lives: Contemporary Youth Subcultures and Surplus Affect on the Urban Scene’. SG2 , ground floor, Alison Richard Building at 5 pm. All welcome!

This talk is part of the Taking Place: Affective Urban Geographies series.

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