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This webinar explores music production as a form of youth work and how the benefits have been quantified and reported.
Focusing on ‘labelled’ youth, we explore the intersection between youth work practices and spaces (both real and digital), in particular, that of the recording studio. The research papers presented in the webinar collectively investigate how music shapes and structures youth – both constructing and characterising the experiences of diverse groups of young people – and go on to question how these impacts have been measured, and could be measured in future.
There will be presentations from Frances Howard (Nottingham Trent University) on bedroom culture to ‘the booth’, Brian McShane (Coventry University) on youth work in the studio space and Simon Glenister (Noise Solution) on well-being impacts of digital youth work and music mentoring.
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Associate Professor in Youth Research at Nottingham Trent University
Dr Frances Howard is an Associate Professor of Youth Research at Nottingham Trent University. Frances’ research focuses on the arts and youth work, and as an ethnographer, she frequently draws upon creative methods in youth settings. She also...
Director at Noise Solution CIC
Simon is the founder and CEO of Noise Solution CIC. Pioneering digital youth work for the last 10 years, Noise Solution was named as one of the UK’s top 100 performing social enterprise’s (Natwest SE100) in 2019 and 2020. Simon has spent the...
Assistant Professor at Coventry University
Dr. Brian McShane is a former youth worker and sociologist based in the Criminology department at Coventry University. His research interests are young people, youth cultures, masculinities and relational methods.
Professor of Sociology of Education at University of Birmingham
Ian McGimpsey is Associate Professor of Education in the Department of Education and Social Justice at the University of Birmingham. His work is concerned with inequality and social justice, and has a conceptual focus on assemblage and the...
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