Interactive keynote & panel: “London 2012: Securing the Olympic City”
Iain Lindsay, Brunel University

Panel Chair: Chris Baugh
Iain Lindsay, Brunel University
Pete Fussey, University of Essex
John Connor, Aston Mansfield
Estelle Du Boulay, Newham Monitoring Project

Choice of Workshops
1.   Newham Monitoring Project: Know Your Rights (room 141)
2.   Damian Hatton: Monitoring and Evaluating Sport in Development Projects (room 142)
3.   Stavros Martinos: Creative Neighbourhoods, Gentrification and the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (room 143)
4.   'Interrupting Practice': The Stadium of Social Change: A Game in Three Halves (room 150)

"Urban Cleansing and Working-Class Youth: Rethinking the Commonwealth Games in Delhi"
Sreela Sarkar, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Q&A moderated by Paul Amar

Dual Brazil keynotes:

“Youth and Security in Rio de Janeiro: Opportunity and Risks up to the 2012 Olympic Games"
Ignacio Cano, State University of Rio de Janeiro
& “Sport Mega-Events in Rio and Black Youth: An Excuse to Exclude?"
Luciane Rocha, University of Texas

With Caio Dias, Observatorio de Favelas
Moderated by Chris Baugh

Interactive Keynote & Panel:
“Building Inclusive Cities: Prioritizing Youth Development and Democratic Urbanism”
Tony Roshan Samara, George Mason University

Panel Chair: Paul Amar
Tony Roshan Samara, George Mason University
Ziyana Miche Lategan, New Unity Youth Movement
Lunga Sidzumo, Grassroot Soccer

Public Debate
“This house believes that security is more important than inclusion at the 2012 Olympics”

Chair: Alex Cavell - Q&A moderated by Dave Neita

Interactive Keynote & Panel:
“Policing the Olympic Crisis: Race, Riots and the Return of Rational Recreation”
Ben Carrington, University of Texas at Austin

Panel Chair: David Neita
Ben Carrington, University of Texas at Austin
Dr Colin King, Leeds University
Michelle Moore, Development Consultant; Community, Sport and Education
Paul Leslie, The Hartley Centre