@lbnaylor
she|her - geographer...anti-racist, decolonial, feminist scholar, who can be a bit sweary. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ Co-facilitator of the Embodiment Lab. | Associate Professor at UDelaware/unceded lands of the Lenape Peoples: https://sites.udel.edu/lnaylor
Our fourth episode features Ernest McIntosh Sr. who has long known the value of hard work. In this episode, Ernest speaks about his connection with the Georgia coast, his experiences working on the water, and the significance that Georgia's oceans still hold in his life.
Looking forward to @geographers.bsky.social Annual Meeting session & celebration!! #AAG2026
This week, we’re introducing a timeline to accompany our longstanding narrative Medicaid explainer, which means that all our active pages have timelines up. Learn all about this and much more in our weekly briefing:
unbreaking.org/blog/briefin...
I get yelled at for saying this but for many hundreds of years people went to university not to get diplomas or be employable but because immersion in the humanities was considered foundational to a good life, and school must return to its original purpose: the joy of learning.
Stand Up for Science at Philadelphia, the original American city of science. #standupforscience # Philadelphia
This looks like a cool 2-year postdoc in oral history + social justice at Duke's Center for Documentary Studies! Due 3/16 (names of recommenders but not letters needed for this round).
academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/31652
After over 8 years, I'm finishing my term as editor-in-chief of Geopolitics. We're hiring two co-editors-in-chief to replace me. Please share widely and get in touch if you are interested
A reminder that @upittpress.bsky.social will be gracing the halls of #AAG2026 in Mick-spatial form (@mickodopolous.bsky.social). Let's book a time to talk about books:
bit.ly/3MdV2AX
Thoughts & prayers to the EPA :(
Titling at windmills…
I really, really don’t need a note.
You say, ‘I was in the ER with—-‘ Imma stop you right there. I don’t need the deets. Just get well.
I'm hiring! 🏛️
This is a VA-based, hybrid 3-year position for a historian working on digital projects related to religious history. We'll also be hiring a historian working on onsite programming and training related to religious history.
Feel free to reach out! www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/43...
FISH JOB ALERT! NOAA Fisheries is looking to hire four stock assessment biologists. These positions can be located at any of our Fishery Science Centers from Seattle to Miami to Woods Hole. Applications are due by March 10!
www.fisheries.noaa.gov/careers-more...
I’m grateful for faculty with expertise and track record on prevention & response plans for targeted harassment. I’m most familiar with @rebekahtromble.bsky.social’s projects researchersupport.org & expertvoicestogether.org - I’m sure she can recommend others for everyone who needs help now
This is it. Way past time for everyone in this country - literally everyone - to find practical ways to support trans people and immigrants, this regime's primary targets.
Starting right now, find something practical to do to actually help people.
The US NSF has put out a "dear colleagues" letter that is essentially a yard sale list for @ncar-ucar.bsky.social
It asks questions such as, who'd like to take over some of NCAR's programs? Is anyone interested in commercial use of the Mesa Lab?
If you have thoughts, send them to NSF_NCAR@nsf.gov
congratulations!!!
Reporters and editors:
Trump has already announced new tariffs in response to the Supreme Court ruling earlier today. Here's a list of folks with expertise in tariffs, supply chains, etc. It may be useful.
news.ncsu.edu/2025/08/nc-s...
They are literally making up false quotes to pretend like a completely different person is president and we are supposed to act like this is acceptable
Do you have the phone numbers of three neighbors right near you that you could call in an emergency? No? Knock on their doors. Start talking.
@gregpak.net thoughts?
What Jen said.
Come join us in Delaware!
did y'all ping @chanda.blacksky.app et al? 😀
I just realized I haven't read any articles that offer a framework to develop a fieldwork plan.
Please recommend journal articles on how to develop a fieldwork plan, preferably in the disciplines of anthropology, sociology, political science, public policy and human geography.
Thanks!
stares in social scientist/human geographer.
Strongly recommend.
Each Friday night, I cover what happened in US science & higher ed. 🧪
Year 2, Week 7: Feb 13
- EPA revokes authority to regulate emissions
- FDA refuses to review new flu vaccine
- NASA funding frozen
- NCAR stripped of supercomputing
- so much more (a rough week)
buttondown.com/liminalcreat...
Thread of some services/software I'm using instead of various billionaire-owned surveillance/fascist/"A.i." trash products:
For my newsletters, @buttondown.com. Does the job! Great customer service - usually get personalized responses within 24 hours. (Never gonna join Substack.)
Ahem:
1) This cartoon image of an embarrassed / upset Delaware saying "Oh no!" can be found on on state websites, part of the 404 error page (rest of the page text says "Delaw-where?")
dhr.delaware.gov/404.shtml
2) The filename for the image is "Delly404.svg"
tyfyattm
cc @bakerdphd.bsky.social
If you work at a public institution, your emails are subject to FOIA & FOIA-like laws. That means it's wise to be professional when using any official or work communication channels.
