Urban Latitude Series: Storytelling and Community

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Authors: Yolandi Burger, Michael Wilson, Cristina Goldschmidt Kiminami, Thembani Mkhize, Shamsunisaa Miles-Timotheus
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Abstract

This session engages the intertwining of storytelling and community-led lived experience to emphasise dialogic exchange, interdisciplinary approaches and inclusive co-production of place-based knowledge. Presenters: Prof Mike Wilson (UNESCO Chair in Storytelling Education for Sustainability & Director of the Storytelling Academy: Loughborough University, United Kingdom) & Dr Cristina Goldschmidt-Kiminami (Research Associate in Data Visualisation for Urban Studies: TOWN Observatory, United Kingdom) | Shamsunisaa Miles-Timotheus (Junior Researcher: Gauteng City-Region Observatory, South Africa) & Thembani Mkhize (Researcher: Gauteng City-Region Observatory, South Africa). This session was convened and facilitated by Dr Yolandi Burger as part of the seedcorn project titled "Exploring urban heritage storytelling in digital urban observatories through international collaboration and knowledge exchange". © the authors

Fields of Study & Subjects

Urban Development and Cultural Heritage Oral History Memory Narrative Analysis Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation

Publication details

Journal / source
Loughborough University Research Repository (Loughborough University)
Publication date
18 February 2026
Language
EN