Martha Bloom wanted to connect her arts sector experience with a larger policy agenda, and look at the impact of the creative industries on regions, economies and society. Hear how this led her to choose the PhD in Technology and Innovation Management.
https://t.co/OjXSqEhPyT
'In order to close the social, economic and spiritual divides in our global society, we need to reclaim our ability to feel and sense' ✨ #ThursdayThoughts
Going thru scribbled notes from the last #OPCW EC chaired by @BDTHEHAGUE Amb. Belal, I found the words 'he reads poem, good move'. Turns out the #poem appears in a latter interview he gave w/ @Diplomagazine - - thought it might be nice to read it again given everything everywhere
The contrast of the two here is very interesting. Neither the Sunday Times article, nor the government rebuttal is overtly incorrect or false. However it reveals something which is likely to continue through to the lessons from the outbreak. (Thread)
Literally blown away by how fast spaghetti grows. We had some leftover from Monday, so put it in water & sunny spot like we do with herbs and the like and it's really taken off. Learning so much in our #lockdownuk#lockdownkitchen
Check out our 'Exploring the Future of WMD Compliance & Enforcement' UNIDIR workshop report, reflecting discussion on changing global context; governance & IOs; #WMD regimes, compli & enfor; +/- adv in S&T. I've a healthy beard in it too #memories
https://t.co/c6ui8Dlji4
Great paper! Deploys a TIS perspective examining nuclear industry making a compelling case this industry is in decline
Crucial onward Q: why in certain countries is this decline so intensely resisted?To understand this we need to look beyond energy sector
https://t.co/leBLRzxzdu
'Cool loneliness allows us to look honestly and without aggression at our own minds. We can gradually drop our ideals of who we think we ought to be... and just look directly with compassion and humor at who we are' @AniPemaChodron ✨
https://t.co/Az6WLtE9r1
1/ I’m baffled. Ideas for years dispelled as socialist fantasy becoming unavoidably obvious:
-government borrowing to invest in infrastructure and public goods
-truly socialised provision of heath, transport, housing, child and social care
I've been hearing rumours that @SussexUni has new financial guidelines to save £, disseminated under cover of #covid19UK, planning for sweeping role reviews of temp/ casual staff thru contract non-renewal/termination. I laughed: they wouldn't be so cold! Would they? @sussexucu
My university is choosing business over compassion. @SussexUni proposes to sack its contract workers, which includes teaching, research, services, and maintenance. There is a petition if you'd like to register your opposition: https://t.co/guMa8Ca6VQ
Women in #LatinAmerica face systemic violence on a daily basis. Here at Sussex, we, Latin women, feel the struggle of our sisters across the region, so we raised our voice to channel the demands to end violence against women in all its forms. #NiUnaMenos#UnVioladorEnTuCamino
Have fleshed these thoughts out into a blog post:
Funding revolutionary #innovation: What is #ARPA and how can it be successfully implemented? 💷💡
https://t.co/3Zsf4wUlt4
#Budget2020
Day 1 of self isolation. Catsi (cat, pictured) is really happy about self isolation and has so far had lunch, late lunch, mid afternoon treat, 5's, and is now ready for his aperitif. I, on the other hand, have done nothing. #phdchat#wfh#cat