Stuart Andrews

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Stuart Andrews

@thatotheridea

Interdisciplinary researcher, co-director: Performing City Resilience. Creative practices for emergency planning & strategic place management. Own views/teeth.

Farnham Beigetreten Nisan 2009

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·20 Ağu

@lsupress @drpatrickduggan While grounded in one city, the book offers lessons and provocations for urban contexts globally, and we invite colleagues in cities internationally to attend to intersections between their own local performance cultures and formal resilience management practices.

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·20 Ağu

@lsupress @drpatrickduggan A city’s arts ecosystem is fundamental to its ability to perform resilience. In this book, we argue that enabling and supporting new, mutually beneficial connections between arts and resilience practitioners is essential to managing city challenges.

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LSU Press@lsupress·20 Ağu

"This book is a critical resource for anyone invested in the intersection of performance, public life, and community-driven design."—Austin Feldbaum Happy #pubday to Stuart Andrews and Patrick Duggan on their dynamic new book, "Performing New Orleans." bit.ly/performingnewo…

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·27 Oca

@mtthwhgn Crikey, yes. Without wanting to self promote (too much), this closely relate to work @drpatrickduggan and I have done recently: performingcityresilience.com/2025/01/20/new… Maybe we need an interdisciplinary panel to discuss how different disciplines might approach enacting whole society resilience?

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mtthwhgn @mtthwhgn·27 Oca

When the UK resilience community talks about 'whole-of-society' approaches...I think of this (and cry)

Marc Ho Zheng Jie@MarcHoZJ

We need to seriously untangle what a "whole-of-society" approach means at local, national and global levels.

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·17 Oca

@Selyst @PCR_innovations Thanks @Selyst, sorry for delayed reply, we’re both on linked in and using that increasingly. Would be great to connect there.

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Security Analyst @ SRSRM@Selyst·27 Ara

@thatotheridea @PCR_innovations Please let me know if you are on any other platforms? The utility of this one seems to be in decline.

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·29 Eki

@adrianadastra @drpatrickduggan It’s certainly a powerful intervention into daily life…

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Inevitable Adrian Adastra 🕷Hat / Hats@adrianadastra·28 Eki

Are we performing city resilience yet? Cc @thatotheridea @drpatrickduggan

Anton Gerashchenko@Gerashchenko_en

Moscow Telegram channels report that the sewage system in Moscow broke down. A "fountain" the height of a residential building is seen in one of Moscow's districts. A sh*t show, literally.

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·18 Haz

Too often, the bringing in of artists is instrumental or incidental rather than fundamental or strategic. If we are serious about engaging in whole society resilience, then we need urgently to find productive ways to engage with arts and culture as critical elements of society.

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·18 Haz

In the latest issue of @CRJ_reports, @drpatrickduggan and I reflect on the critical role that the arts play in whole society resilience, focusing on mural-making in New Orleans and community arts workshops led by @citizenstheatre Glasgow.

Crisis Response Journal@CRJ_reports

CRJ 19:2 is Out Now! Our June 2024 is now available to all subscribers. You can log in and read the digital edition on the CRJ website; hard copies will be mailed out shortly. Readers can log in here: rb.gy/ivek68 New subscribers: rb.gy/tymt32

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·5 Şub

@Selyst @HindsHelen @chrisMcG4 @HasisD @TheEPS1 @drpatrickduggan Key questions. Probably always welcomed, but in resilience contexts, it may be productive to frame things by facilitating, holding multiple perspectives, allowing difficulty, resisting the first answers @PCR_innovations

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Security Analyst @ SRSRM@Selyst·5 Şub

@thatotheridea @HindsHelen @chrisMcG4 @HasisD @TheEPS1 @drpatrickduggan Different reviewers may view the same performance in a different light. Diversity of thought: should it be challenged or welcomed ?

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Hugh Deeming@HasisD·5 Şub

Following on from this thread, and the EPRR definitions. What are folks' thoughts on whether this image is useful or not [or done better elsewhere]? Don't hold back...but productive suggestions would be appreciated 😉

Hugh Deeming@HasisD

Did we ever get to the bottom of whether there are usefully distinctive definitions of 'Critical Incident' [siloed] and 'Major Incident' [multi-agency]? @mtthwhgn @n_rh1992

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·5 Şub

@HindsHelen @Selyst @chrisMcG4 @HasisD @TheEPS1 @drpatrickduggan Absolutely. And when/how is it productive to question understanding/agreement? @PCR_innovations

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Helen Hinds @[email protected]@HindsHelen·5 Şub

@thatotheridea @Selyst @chrisMcG4 @HasisD @TheEPS1 @drpatrickduggan So how do we create a shared understanding of just the concept of a major incident when by its nature it is different for different people, even those working within the same organisation. The human element to this is so important as is an acceptable of ambiguity

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·5 Şub

@HindsHelen @Selyst @chrisMcG4 @HasisD @TheEPS1 @drpatrickduggan Thanks @HindsHelen for looping us into this. Without wanting to be reductive of disciplines, art/performance can productively draw attention to liminality, to situated experience (is an incident read/defined in the same way by all?

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Helen Hinds @[email protected]@HindsHelen·5 Şub

@Selyst @chrisMcG4 @HasisD @TheEPS1 What others have said, but I do like that you’ve added complexity into the thought process. Been talking about this today. Calling a major incident is almost an art rather than a science @drpatrickduggan @thatotheridea

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·9 Oca

@NikiRust @Selyst @FloraCornish @LucyGoBag @jacnjimms @alisonleary1 @mtthwhgn @drpatrickduggan @PCR_innovations There’s certainly a case for new ways of thinking and working, and for new connections between existing literatures that are too often perceived as separate.

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Security Analyst @ SRSRM@Selyst·9 Oca

@LucyGoBag @jacnjimms @alisonleary1 @FloraCornish @mtthwhgn @drpatrickduggan @thatotheridea Something Something #Equity Something 💚 #PostOffceScandal Do we need performance and disaster recovery?

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·9 Oca

@FloraCornish @Selyst @LucyGoBag @jacnjimms @alisonleary1 @mtthwhgn @drpatrickduggan @PCR_innovations Thanks @FloraCornish! We’d agree that performance can be valuable in making findings matter in the moment. But we’d also argue that performance is a compelling mode of discovering evidence and developing new working practices and strategies. We’d be very happy to chat about this.

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Flora Cornish@FloraCornish·9 Oca

@thatotheridea @Selyst @LucyGoBag @jacnjimms @alisonleary1 @mtthwhgn @drpatrickduggan @PCR_innovations With colleagues we have been creating timelines of the post-Grenfell experience, which i see partly as performing the sense of impatience, waiting, u-turns, endless delays, foot-dragging, etc characteristic of the so-called recovery process.

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·9 Oca

@Selyst @LucyGoBag @jacnjimms @alisonleary1 @FloraCornish @mtthwhgn @drpatrickduggan For more info on this work, see performingcityresilience.com and follow us at @pcr_innovations.

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Stuart Andrews@thatotheridea·9 Oca

@Selyst @LucyGoBag @jacnjimms @alisonleary1 @FloraCornish @mtthwhgn @drpatrickduggan In particular, we find that performance can comprise a powerful means of thinking about emergencies, crises, and disaster.

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