I'm very pleased to have just received my copy of this funky new sociology textbook! I've written the appendix for this innovative volume, which offers a practical exploration of what it means for the social sciences to take colonialism seriously. bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/the-modern-w...
Our next Uneven Ground seminar is coming up on Monday 9th March at 10:00am!
We're so excited to be welcoming Maria Fusco, who will read from her 2023 book, Who Does Not Envy With Us Is Against Us, followed by a Q&A.
Sign up for free via the link!
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Thanks for the shoutout! This was a great conference and it was exciting to present on one of the chapters of my thesis which looks at class, domestic labour and the 'mental load'.
📢 Evidence submitted by @saradeb.bsky.social, Shireen Kanji and I for the Women and Equalities Committee's inquiry into egg donation and freezing has just been published. You can read it here: committees.parliament.uk/writtenevide...
Sign-ups are currently FREE and OPEN for the next two seminars in the class-themed online seminar series I have been co-organising with fellow PhD student Samantha Dick. More info and how to sign up here: www.eventbrite.com/cc/techne-st...
The next installment of the Techne DTP online seminar series 'Uneven Ground' will take place on Tuesday 27th January at 12:30pm. The theme for this seminar is 'Social (Im)mobility' and we have two really exciting speakers (details and sign-ups on link below).
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I am co-organising a Techne DTP student-led event series alongside fellow PhD student Samantha Dick. Starting in December, we are bringing together different perspectives on class from across the arts and humanities in monthly online seminars. Info and sign-ups:
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@saradebenedictis.bsky.social, Shireen Kanji, @kaitlynnmendes.bsky.social and I recently submitted evidence to the Women and Equalities Committee’s reproductive health conditions inquiry. Read our evidence here:
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Looking forward to going up to @uniofstandrews.bsky.social next week to speak at the Union Debating Society! 🫡
I've really enjoyed making these worksheets. The Uncommon Sense podcast is such a great resource for making sociological research accessible to the general public, and a fab teaching aid! 💡💖
I had such a good time at the @meccsa2025.bsky.social conference last week! Highlights include presenting some ideas on class, domestic labour and the mental load, @nweidhase.bsky.social's fab paper on corporate queens and girlbosses, and winning the pub quiz with @meccsawomensnet.bsky.social pals!
So lovely catching up with the Women's Network @meccsawomensnet.bsky.social at the MeCCSA conference today! Excited for some more events, workshops and networking in the new term 🥰 @meccsa.bsky.social
A tough read to stomach, but an essential one. 'Men Who Hate Women' still has me reeling so I knew I had to read this one and it's just as mindblowing.
Probably about 35%+ of all university Humanities posts will be closed. Those subjects will be taught in far fewer universities. There will be a lot less modular choice within those degrees that remain. A large-scale but unannounced policy change from central govt, with far-reaching implications.
Anyone got any reading recs about 'crunchy mums/moms' or the 'crunchy to far-right pipeline'?
It was so lovely to meet you too, and that's so kind of you!! Can't wait to read more of your work 🥰❣️
Absolutely, me too! 😍
Great episode!
We'll have to have a chat and I'll catch you up on all things tradwife 🤪🥰
*co-panellists! It's been a long weekend 🤣
Well you had a captive audience non-the-less! Would be great to see you at the next one 🥰
I had the pleasure of presenting my work on romanticised depictions of domestic labour on TikTok this afternoon, alongside fabulous co-pannelists @effietheant.bsky.social and @dearstefania.bsky.social. We had a great Q&A session as well, thank you both! ❣️👌
So many great panels at @cp25atlanta.bsky.social this weekend but one of my favourites has to be the one this morning featuring amazing papers from @kmsweeneyromero.bsky.social , @krystenstein.bsky.social , Angel Trazo and Stephanie Pérez - Wow wow thank you all so much 💖📺
Just arrived at @cp25atlanta.bsky.social! Loving sunny Atlanta so far, and very excited for all the panels this weekend 😎
Technecast are now on Bluesky! I was so pleased to be part of this latest episode welcoming Viveca back to talk about her PhD on the practice of indigo dyeing🌼
Give us a listen on Spotify for more podcast eps showcasing PGR work from across the arts and humanities!
Thrilled to have my article on TikTok tradwives and stay-at-home girlfriends appear in this issue alongside some amazing scholars 🌟🥰
I'm so glad I pre-ordered @emmahcasey.bsky.social's new book! Absolutely hoovering up (pun intended) these incredibly timely insights as I write up my thesis on mediated narratives of domestic labour 👌
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