Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott

New Zealand family demographer, Otago University sociologist, interest in fertility and migration is both academic and personal

[Sereana Naepi @SereanaNaepi]

So today is the day I launch my Rutherford interviews about working in our neoliberal universities. If you are interested, please reach out and feel free to pass on the invite to others. 👩🏾‍��🧑🏾‍🎓👨🏾‍🎓👩🏾‍💻🧑🏾‍💻👩🏾‍🏫🧑🏾‍🏫🧑🏾‍🔬👩🏾‍🔬

[Population Association of NZ @NZPOPASSN]

2023 NZ Population Conference Early Bird Registration now open https://t.co/cWA9izoxue

[Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott @BryndlNZ]

@NZPOPASSN Featuring one of my favourite titles ever: “It’s unpaid and you wouldn’t get it anyway��

[Population Association of NZ @NZPOPASSN]

For the summer reading-pile: New Zealand Population Review Vol 48, featuring two great papers on housing & homelessness including one by Jacoby Prize-winner Renee Shum, the demography of conservation volunteers, and NZ's miserly partner parental leave
https://t.co/dV3yUg3JCG

[Counting Ourselves—Aotearoa NZ Trans Health Survey @TransSurveyNZ]

The #CountingOurselves #transgender and #nonbinary health survey is live!! You can go directly to the survey now using this link or scanning this QR code https://t.co/wTKeegWBnn
Thank you so much to everyone who has taken the survey & shared on social media! Let's keep it going!

[Francis Collins @FrancisLCollins]

@TeNgiraIPR Institute for Population Research @waikato is hiring a Director. An outstanding opportunity to lead population research with transformative impact... work with brilliant peeps @thkukutai @p_atatoacarr @yarajarallah @whitehead_nz @j_terruhn +++
https://t.co/aZWx2NdhOG

[Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott @BryndlNZ]

@alisongemmill @kbguzzo @oluwatobiloba90 Fantastic, you’re awesome!!!

[EileenJoy @swintersections]

I urge anyone looking into the ramifications of the fall of Roe v Wade to read Waggoner. She clearly outlines how people who can get pregnant are being treated *as already pregnant*. Now we have stories of people being denied meds in case they get pregnant because of fetal risk.

[Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott @BryndlNZ]

@EmilyK100 Yes, this is a similar problem with period apps. They’re problematic enough when they work, but how they don’t work is just as important, and current debate often misses both.

[The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU]

With concerns about the use + collection of personal data, American women are deleting period trackers after the end of Roe v. Wade.

But evading digital surveillance will be almost impossible without changes to privacy regulations.

@Sydney_Uni
https://t.co/I7FhuvtnBr

[A/Prof Mike Armour @drmikenz]

Interested in doing a PhD with me in #Endometriosis or #menstrual health literacy? PhD scholarships (30k per year AUD) now open at @westernsydneyu
https://t.co/FMaiO6X6FK

[Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott @BryndlNZ]

Come join our fantastic program!

[Otago Sociology, Gender Studies and Criminology @OtagoSGC]

Two lecturer/senior lecturer positions are currently being advertised in Sociology, Gender Studies and Criminology at Otago. Check out details here! And share among your networks! https://t.co/jA2dsYRYrh

[Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott @BryndlNZ]

@SarahTaber_bww @MaintenancePod just did an episode on the omnivore’s dilemma, they would probably know more about the current state of these food trends.

[Kate Prickett @kate_prickett]

The Roy McKenzie Centre for the Study of Families and Children @WgtnBusGov is hiring!

Love doing research to understand how NZ families are surviving and thriving and how policy can support them?

We have two openings: a research fellow and a research assistant. Link below 👇

[Joyce Harper @ProfJoyceHarper]

Do you make resources for fertility education? I want to hear from you. The International Fertility Education Initiative is making a web site with a list of educational resources to help teachers, health professionals and the public learn about fertility. https://t.co/XDIx77jACd

[NZ Sociology @nz_sociology]

We are pleased to announce the publication of New Zealand Sociology Issue 37(1) 2022: Special Issue When Mana Whenua and Mana Moana Make Knowledge
edited by @SereanaNaepi and Simon Barber.

[Green Party NZ @NZGreens]

We’re SO CLOSE to getting 10,000 signatures one day since launching our Free Public Transport petition!

Public ownership, better wages for drivers, more services + increased frequency, and free fares would help create a world-class public transport system that works for everyone

[A/Prof Mike Armour @drmikenz]

Our teams new study out today on diagnostic delay and impact of those with #endometriosis and other #chronic pelvic pain in #aotearoa new zealand.

8.7 year diagnostic delay overall, with delay decreasing a lot over time but we still have a way to go.

https://t.co/6xMOCN8yb1

[Sereana Naepi @SereanaNaepi]

Come work with me in Sociology, we are looking for critical sociologists and related social scientists with methodological and theoretical expertise in indigenous, Kaupapa Māori, Pacific, Asian, feminist, queer, and/or critical race epistemologies.
https://t.co/tdinIVymmf

[Tracy Morison @TracyMorison]

Our book is out & available for pre-order!! It offers new perspectives on sexual & reproductive justice issues—from indigenous approaches to sexual violence to gender-affirming primary & mental healthcare. @jMjmvuso1 @DrDamienRiggs https://t.co/7ITBDsD0cv