Kelly Fagan Robinson

Anthropologist posing questions about alternatives to ‘normal’ and how inequality impacts lived experiences of British society.

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

So looking forward to tomorrow's inReach:
"Alegropolitics of connection: reaching out on the dance floor" A conversation between Ananya Jahanara Kabir and Magna Gopal. @ananya_jahanara @magnagopal @KingsCollegeLon @CRASSH @UKTheatreDance
Register here: https://t.co/sVJP7wCIL2

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

CRASSH INREACH SEMINAR SERIES
How Are Children’s Voices Heard?
Dr Carol Homden CBE (Chief Executive at Coram and Chair of the National Autistic Society)
17:00 – 18:30, Tuesday 23.01.24 @news4anthros @Coram @Autism @CRASSHlive @cusas2004
Please here: https://t.co/kz4Wqaf9gx

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

inReach – /ɪn riːtʃ/ presents: Carol Homden, CBE
CEO Coram & Chair of the National Autistic Society:
"How are children’s voices heard?" Homden explores the ways in which children’s views and experiences are or are not heard and acted upon. https://t.co/kz4Wqaf9gx

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

REGISTER HERE FOR 16.01.24 -
'Category Trouble: An Errant Phenomenology of Stigma and Care', Prof Cheryl Mattingly: https://t.co/kz4Wqaf9gx

@theasainfo @RoyalAnthro @LSEAnthropology @UCLanthropology @SOASanthro

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Very excited for our first inReach virtual seminar of 2024!
16.01.24 - 'Category Trouble: An Errant Phenomenology of Stigma and Care' Speaker: Cheryl Mattingly,
Register: https://t.co/L7ZxpT2YS7
@culanth @theasainfo @RoyalAnthro @cusas2004 @clarehall_cam @CRASSHlive

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

We've now posted the recorded inReach seminars:
Chika Wantanabe, Ghassen Hage & Roz Paul.
Next up: Cheryl Mattingly, live, 16 January.
@RoyalAnthro @theasainfo @cusas2004 @anthroprofhage @drchikawatanabe @UoMAnthropology @SOASanthro @UCLanthropology

https://t.co/ty4sLFvR1m

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https://t.co/z62LREZNvT

This event, Too Crip Too Queer? at UCL looks great. I'm especially excited about the zine workshop with Annie Lee. 03 February 2024, 6:30 pm

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Please join us today, 5 December 17.00-18.30 for the next instalment of the inReach virtual seminar series with Professor Ghassan Hage.
(University of Melbourne/Max Planck)
‘Negotiated being’

Registration:

https://t.co/kz4Wqaf9gx

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Today's inReach seminar, "Decentring disasters in disaster risk reduction: promoting life history research with children and older people," features Chika Wantanabe, Jenny Moreno, & Boris Sáez - register below! @CRASSHlive @UoMAnthropology @drchikawatanabe
https://t.co/kz4Wqaf9gx

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Join us for the next @CRASSHlive, @clarehall inReach seminar: "Decentring disasters in disaster risk reduction: promoting life history research with children and older people" 28 November, 17.00-18.30 | Speakers: Chika Watanabe, Jenny Moreno, Boris Sáez (https://t.co/bOWGR4AwcT)

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Join us for the next @CRASSHlive, @clarehall inReach seminar: "Decentring disasters in disaster risk reduction: promoting life history research with children and older people"
28 November, 17.00-18.30 | Speakers: Chika Watanabe, Jenny Moreno, Boris Sáez (https://t.co/bOWGR4AwcT

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Really excited for the next installation of inReach - please do register for what looks to be a fascinating paper on home and motherhood: "Hooyo: housing, motherhood, and racialised citizenship in Birmingham’s Somali community" @NiksSimpson @suadduale @lizziestorer @CRASSHlive

[Dr Elizabeth Storer @lizziestorer]

Happening tomorrow at 5pm. @NiksSimpson @suadduale and myself presenting "Hooyo: housing, motherhood, and racialised citizenship"

Online, as part of the inReach seminar series on lived experience by @Looking2Listen

Register: https://t.co/BIKpTjrwbg

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Join us at Cambridge’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology for a fun way of introducing children and families (and any curious others) to anthropology! #BeingHumanFest https://t.co/xyeojzsIiH

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

@clarehall_cam

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Please join us for the first (CRASSH) virtual “inReach” series: Roz Paul MBE (Scene and Heard) Leader of this award-winning youth charity will explore the impact of bespoke arts mentoring and support within a marginalised community. Register at:https://t.co/eP8UKnOuyQ

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

The online course I've developed from a Skills Exchange with Manchester Uni and Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre was officially launched this week. All videos have text transcripts provided along with voice-overs! https://t.co/Yx3vaeGcy1

[UCL Press @UCLpress]

Morphologies of agents of the pandemic is by David Burrows, Martin Holbraad, @UCLanthropology, @JohnCussans, @Looking2Listen, Melanie Jackson, @notfairbear, Inigo Minns, @lucyasames, Hermione Spriggs, Mary Yacoob. Read it free today! https://t.co/2WpFwkOWJq #openaccess

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Do come along to Goldsmiths on Wednesday.
@GoldAnth
Kelly Robinson: Anthropology By Children (ABC) | Goldsmiths, University of London https://t.co/ZmdlzyixGq

[Eastern Daily Press @EDP24]

Asda has launched a £1 meal deal with unlimited drinks to support older customers during the cost of living crisis. https://t.co/IXW8m1fNvt

[Kelly Fagan Robinson @Looking2Listen]

Very proud of this piece I wrote with Imogen Resnick, outlining our work together on the Anthropology By Children (ABC) project as part of ‘Let’s Talk Islington’ for the CAPE - Capabilities in Academic-Policy Engagement blog: https://t.co/dANwZrWVeU @theasainfo @Cambridge_Uni