Joanna Coull

Dianne Regisford

will be discussing her books. One of them is:

Evoking Belonging

Dianne Regisford was born in Oxford, in the United Kingdom. She is a visual and performance artist who creates spaces for multi-sensory engagement, storytelling and encounter. Regisford is a PhD researcher at the Social Sculpture Research Unit at Oxford Brookes University; her doctoral research explores the potential of the African philosophy of ubuntu in the socio-cultural dimension of migration and social cohesion in sustainable urban development.

The book 'Evoking Belonging' is available in paperback and eBook from Amazon here 

Here is a performance by Dianne, in 2017:

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