Wednesday 3rd June

Thursday 4th June

10.00: Registration and coffee
10.15: Welcome and introduction Alice Street and Jamie Cross
10.45: Magic Bullets, Interested Gifts, Caring Commodities Peter Redfield
11.00: Light for life: how the global off grid solar industry came to care Jamie Cross
11.30: Visual collider A: cut, stick and sketch With coffee
12.00: From Aalto to IKEA: what is really new about humanitarian goods? Tom Scott-Smith
12.15: Artifacts of an exit strategy: filtering, magic, and bullets in guinea worm eradication Amy Moran Thomas
12.45: Lunch Conan Doyle Room, Surgeon’s Hall
13.30: Vehicles for collective improvement: India and its 'life giving' loos Assa Doran
13.45: Cows and cashboxes: scripting relations into caring things Maia Green
14.15: Visual collider B: image annotation
14.45: Doing well by doing good works: repurposing the institution of Waqf for the financial sustainability of information technology schemes in Morocco Hsain Ilahiane
15.00: “Most importantly, we’re making the world a better place:" agricultural labor, humanitarian web content, and problem definition Alex Nading
15.30: Coffee
15.45: Think-in 1: anthropological binaries open/closed; interested/disinterested; care/neglect
16.45: Pop-up exhibition
17.00: Session end
19.00: Spoon Restaurant, 6a Nicholson Street

9.45: Coffee
10.00: Tests and packages - a short history of making drugs safe Pete Kingsley
10.15: Humanitarian diagnostics and the target product profile: anthropological notes on a not-yet-existing object Alice Street
10.45: Visual Collider C: Postcards
11.45: Coffee
12.00: The temporalities of conduct: youth entrepreneurship at the bottom of the pyramid Catherine Dolan
12.15: Are humanitarian goods a fruitful business? Pascale Trompette and Celine Cholez
12.45: Lunch
13.30: Think-in 2: collaborative goods With coffee
15.00: Think-in 3: anthropological interventions
15.45: Slide show of finished postcards
16.00: Workshop End