Some reflections on isolation and loneliness from older people who live in South Bristol, UK. This is from a project coordinated by the University of Bristol and the Southville Community Development Association. In 2016 a group of older volunteers, trained in community research, interviewed local older people who have been affected in one way or another. The interviews were transcribed, mixed with a few thoughts from the interviewers and then reshuffled and refined by dramaturge Adam Peck into the pieces you hear. They are performed here by the same group of volunteer community researchers.
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Some reflections on isolation and loneliness from older people who live in South Bristol, UK. This is from a project coordinated by the University of Bristol and the Southville Community Development Association. In 2016 a group of older volunteers, trained in community research, interviewed local older people who have been affected in one way or another. The interviews were transcribed, mixed with a few thoughts from the interviewers and then reshuffled and refined by dramaturge Adam Peck into the pieces you hear. They are performed here by the same group of volunteer community researchers.
The voices speak the last of seven monologues on isolation and loneliness.
Alonely parts 1 to 3
Some reflections on isolation and loneliness from older people who live in South Bristol, UK. This is from a project coordinated by the University of Bristol and the Southville Community Development Association. In 2016 a group of older volunteers, trained in community research, interviewed local older people who have been affected in one way or another. The interviews were transcribed, mixed with a few thoughts from the interviewers and then reshuffled and refined by dramaturge Adam Peck into the pieces you hear. They are performed here by the same group of volunteer community researchers.
