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Work Life Balance + Digital Conference

A really interesting conference I wish I could make it to:

Work Life Balance + Digital Conference

We’ve got a few £20/£12 places left for our “BEYOND BALANCE: How digital technologies are affecting our work, our homes, and everything in between” conference in London on Mon 27 June that we wanted to highlight to sociologists with an interest in the digital. You can see the full conference timetable and sign-up (by Fri 10 Jun) via this link: http://balancenetwork.bimserver2.com/index.php/events/item/52-beyond-balance. This event is at the newly refurbished Savoy Place (Covent Garden/Embankment). Sessions by psychology, sociology, human-computer interaction, tourism and design academics from across 16 UK universities. To sign-up to monthly Balance Network bulletins on work-life balance and digital living email stephanie.cziczo@anglia.ac.uk.