Angela Campbell - Located Research: Regional places, transitions and challenges

is Lecturer in Screen and Media Studies at Federation University Australia. Her current research interests include bisexual representation, regional film festivals and paratextuality.

joined the University of Highlands and Islands (Lews Castle College) in 2012 and teaches on the HNC Music, BA Applied Music, and is the Program Leader for MA Music and the Environment. Simon was awarded Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in 2017 and has extensive knowledge of designing and teaching on Networked Blended practical degrees and Masters delivered from remote locations. He is a distinguished Celtic Fiddle player and composer. As artistic director of Albastur Cultural Exchange, he integrates staff, students and musicians from Scotland and Asturias (Northern Spain) in collaborations, field trips, performances and teaching opportunities.

is a Senior Lecturer at the Arts Academy, Federation University, where she teaches into the Performing Arts program. Her research and published work in theatre and performance has been both practical and theoretical and has investigated performance from the archives, site-specific theatre, the politics and poetics of place, intercultural theatre, Indigenous theatre, contemporary paradigms and practices in theatre and performance, and practice-led research.

is a Darug Traditional Custodian who leads a program called Yanama Budyari Gumadawalking in good spirit. He teaches the fundamental principles of how to be a humble, respectful and responsible role model, through taking care as country and looking after one another.

is Associate Professor in Human Geography in the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, University of Newcastle, Australia. Her research interests include community resilience, wellbeing and sustainability; the significance of emotion and affect in creating notions of belonging and exclusion; the role of art and sound practices in creating and/or challenging notions of identity and belonging in public spaces and public events; and an exploration of the body as a means of embodied, emotional and affective communication.

is a Newcastle-based artist, agronomist and environmental scientist working with land rehabilitation after open cut coal mining in the upper Hunter Valley. Her art practice employs analogue and digital photography, topographic and stratigraphic drawing, writing and soil exploration to derive lived encounters with terraformed lands.

has lived and worked in regional locations for most of her life. As a Senior Lecturer in the School of Arts, Federation University Australia, she engages in co-designed research in Gippsland Victoria. She is series editor of the Palgrave Studies in Environmental Transformation, Transition and Accountability Series.

is Research Associate at the Martin-Luther-Universitt Halle-Wittenberg, Germany. She is writing her PhD thesis on the history of West German adoption after 1945. She received her MA and MEd degrees in March 2017 at Bochum Ruhr University, Germany. Her research interests include contemporary history, family history, deindustrialisation and industrial heritage research.

is the coordinator, Heritage Strategy at the City of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. She is managing the roll out of UNESCOs Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) pilot program in Ballarat through the signing of a Strategic Cooperation Agreement with the World Heritage Institute of Training and Research in Asia and the Pacific (WHITRAP) in Shanghai. Susan has been an active member of UNESCOs global historic urban landscape program, contributing to international discussions in France, China and Ecuador as well as in Australia.