Interrupting old time habits
Tuning into rhythms
Negotiating time conflicts
Creating new possibilities

A colorful illustration with handwritten text and drawings focusing on societal issues, time, governance, and urban life, including references to justice, resistance, relationships, climate, and technology.

A miscellany for temporal justice is a publication from the British Academy Times of a Just Transition Programme.

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Multiple copies of a newspaper titled 'The Chronoberg Chronicle' spread out on a wooden surface. The main headline reads 'Chronoberg Marks its Most Dissonant Festival Yet - Moments Unfold Across the City.'

Free printed newspaper resource and set of workshop activities for groups and teams interested in exploring ways of working and living with time differently.

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When are we? is a table-top game that uses the story of Little Red Riding Hood to invite players to explore the timings of a familiar story and play with how changing these timings changes the story.

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Illustration of various patterns of particles interacting with obstacles, labeled as unexpected, counterproductive, disruptive, porous, missing, cyclical, mutual, fugitive, and stifling.

Inspired by people’s experiences of deadlines, we have made Types of deadlines, a poster displaying 15 different illustrations.

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Abstract collaged image with partial text including 'DURATION #2', 'DURATION #5', and a partial calendar displaying months from January to December, as well as abstract drawings.

Curated by Harriet Hand and Keri Facer, this site brings together practical resources and research for developing the temporal imagination.

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