![]() ![]() ![]() We discuss three series of interventions that explicitly shaped our ways of working in the infrastructuring processes, being (1) ‘Hack-a-thing’, (2) ‘FanLab’ (see: Figure 1) and (3) ‘The Other Market’. We analyse an infrastructuring process defined by on-going participatory interventions in Genk (BE). ![]() This article discusses the role that these (short-term and often disruptive) interventions can play in long-term participation (O’Neill & Doherty, 2010) and specifically their ways of making uncertainties tangible. Interventions in public space are often driven by a wish to reclaim the common right to it and regularly use a ‘hit-and-run tactic’ (Markussen, 2013). Although ‘long-term participation’ and ‘intervention’ may appear to be contradictory, this article describes how interventions contribute to infrastructuring processes that address public space and public issues. Design as ‘infrastructuring’ approaches design as a long-term process of anticipation or envisioning of potential design (Björgvinsson, Ehn & Hillgren, 2012), often via the development of tools, techniques and processes that allow actors to deal with uncertainties that they encounter in participatory ways (DiSalvo, Clement & Pipek, 2013). Retrieved April 7, 2022.*Article presented at the 1st PARSE conference, which took place on November 2015 in Gothenburg, Sweden. ^ "Sun Belt Conference Announces Return of Men's Soccer This Fall" (Press release)."Sun Belt confirms men's soccer being reinstated". ^ "Georgia Southern, Georgia State Added As Affiliate Members in Men's Soccer" (Press release).^ "Coastal Carolina Added as Men's Soccer Member" (Press release).^ "ASUN Conference Announces Three New Institutions Adds Football as 20th Sport" (Press release).^ "Six Howard Athletics Programs Join the Northeast Conference as Associate Members" (Press release).^ "App State drops men's soccer and two other men's programs".With all three schools joining in 2022 instead of the originally intended 2023 timeline, the SBC announced on Apthat men's soccer would instead return in 2022 with Kentucky, South Carolina, and West Virginia as affiliate members. ![]() However, following a major conference realignment that brought three new men's soccer schools ( James Madison, Marshall, and Old Dominion) to the conference, SBC commissioner Keith Gill announced on Novemthat men's soccer would be reinstated no later than 2023. This left Georgia Southern and Georgia State, both full Sun Belt members, as the conference's only remaining men's soccer programs, and those two schools announced they would move that sport to the Mid-American Conference in late May 2021. The following month saw full Sun Belt member Coastal Carolina announce that it would become a single-sport member of Conference USA, joining another in-state associate member in South Carolina. In January 2021 the ASUN Conference announced three schools as incoming full members, including Sun Belt men's soccer associate Central Arkansas. That July saw associate member Howard announce that it would become an associate member of the Northeast Conference in six sports, with men's soccer being one of four sports moving in July 2021. The conference had lost one men's soccer team before the season when full conference member Appalachian State dropped men's soccer in May 2020, citing financial impacts from COVID-19. The Sun Belt shuttered its men's soccer league after all of its members moved the sport to other conferences by the end of the 2020–21 school year. Main article: 2020 Sun Belt Conference men's soccer season ![]()
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