🚨 New job opportunities at ACMRS!🚨 We are hiring two postdoctoral fellows for the Mellon-funded #RaceB4Race initiative. These postdocs will create premodern critical race studies curricula in collaboration with RB4R scholars. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/eb0UeAzS7Y
Must be going badly wrong somewhere because everytime I try to record a presentation, i end up tearing out my hair in frustration, but relieved to have now uploaded by @scsclassics annual meeting paper for @AznClassics panel! Gutted to not be there but grateful for remote option
We're really excited to say that ACMRS is hiring for a Multi-Media Producer, Sr. and an Outreach Specialist on the #RaceB4Race Mellon project. Check out the postings, apply, share! (More academic-related job postings coming soon!) https://t.co/nkWMBZmlOz
OPEN for 2022 entry: School of Classics Widening Access PhD Scholarship at @StA_Classics in @univofstandrews. Applicants should be from groups traditionally excluded or under-represented in academia. Deadline 31 January 2022. More information: https://t.co/r78kjcyUky
Please RT: At our APIDA in Classics event (Aug. 28 11 am PDT/2 pm EDT), you’ll also meet the brilliant Kiran Mansukhani (@phaedotimaeus), a PhD student in Classics at The Graduate Center, CUNY! Register here: https://t.co/jwwCshBN0z
@DrArleneHH@edithmayhall Thank you! So excited to start and am so grateful for all the amazing support and advice in putting together my proposal. Thrilled to be returning to the wonderful @ClassicsRHUL 🕺🏾
Our book "Antonio #Gramsci and the Ancient World" edited by @EmilioZucchetti and Anna Maria Cimino is out now; w/ contributions by Laura Swift (@LASwiftClassics), Mirko Canevaro, Phillip Horky (@neo_pythagorean), Kostas Vlassopoulos, Max Di Fazio, Emma Nicholson (@nicholsone99)
Clara Bosak-Schroeder (@thaumatic) of @cripantiquity discusses ableist assumptions of academia and the need to advocate for people with disabilities & neurodivergence in ancient world studies, to amplify the contributions of such scholars, & to highlight disability in antiquity.
Sam from @CtClassical describes this research network which explores politicised appropriations of classical antiquity and is attempting to find ways to address these issues, without creating a clash between professional classicists and the general public.