Lecturer @SSPLeeds | Rural sociology, farming, gender identities & inequalities, human-animal relations | This account is inactive so find me on LinkedIn
Lots happening at the Yorkshire Integration Festival tomorrow.
It will include a @FeedingNation exhibition charting the life of migrant workers who pick fruit and veg in the UK.
Illustrations by Sarah Hannis based on research by @roxanabarbulesc@bethrobertson55 @CVar_Sil
Enjoy reading #ALDinHE's latest #Take5 #93 blog: A partnership approach to embedding academic literacies. @BethRobertson55 & @angelajnewton, University of Leeds share what successful ‘embedding’ looks like & how to do it https://t.co/aYy5rrDehB #LoveLD
In action @ESRSociology sharing UK women farmers' experiences of kinship to reimagine intersectionality, rural feminism & future farm labour #WomeninAg#ESRS2023
Fantastic @ESRSociology field trip to Hennenont National Stud exploring the politics of human-horse relations in rural work and potentials to cut emissions #ESRS2023
Heading to my first international conference; @ESRSociology to discuss the role of gender inequalities & identities in "Working Conditions, Quality of Life and the Future of Farming" #ESRS2023 😍🇫🇷👩🌾
🥦 Who picks our food? This new digital exhibition from @TheMERL illustrates the experiences of migrants in the agriculture sector. Local researchers @roxanabarbulesc and @BethRobertson55 in Leeds were involved in the research behind the exhibition. https://t.co/op9OKSwV9L
What a busy week for #ruralresearch 👐 @TheMERL exhibition 3 on seasonal farm work, @lpcminimumwage seminar on working w/ policymakers &
@livunigeog talk on social media & farmers 👩🌾👨🌾
Migrants and seasonal produce dominate many of our headlines. But we hear little about migrants in UK farming.
In our latest online exhibition @FeedingNation share the stories of those who pick our cabbages and daffodils.
https://t.co/dtIoSqevqf
Migrants and seasonal produce dominate many of our headlines. But we hear little about migrants in UK farming.
In our latest online exhibition @FeedingNation share the stories of those who pick our cabbages and daffodils.
https://t.co/dtIoSqevqf
Another fab collection from @TheMERL - history of 'homegrown produce' is pertinent when questioning its future amongst post-Brexit visas & production costs 🤔 #foodshortages
Glad to be speaking at this training tomorrow about challenges & strategies of participant recruitment for quals research with tales from the field 🚜