Workshop

The workshop will run before the meeting as a virtual event on Friday 17th December: “Social Justice in Palaeontology: Case Studies & Future Actions” will be coordinated by Emma Dunne and Nussaïbah B. Raja. This virtual “workshop” will focus on a diverse range of topics relating to current ethical and legal issues in the field of palaeontology. Participants will be able to get involved in one of two ways: (1) by listening in to a series of talks and Q&A session on 17th December (14:00 UTC) or (2) by signing up to join a focus group (max. 30 participants).

Whilst the PalAss21was moved to a virtual meeting on the 11th of December, we are aware that some delegates whose travel plans could not be cancelled may still be in Manchester over the conference. As such, for those delegates, we have embedded below you can find a map with the venue, and a range of eating and drinking establishments marked on it (** before the name means they have outdoor space) - to see a list expand the toolbar on the left of the frame below. Click on each for a description.

From the 16th of December you will be able to view all talk sessions for the 2021 Palaeontological Association Annual Meeting from this page (from that point you will either need to log in to the website if you are a member, or use the temporary login provided by the meeting organisers to view live streams as opposed to this page).