Nathan Salvidge

Lecturer in Development Geography at the University of Reading focusing on the relationship between youth, cities and precarious livelihoods.

[GCYFRG (RGS-IBG) @gcyfrg]

Introducing our latest #GCYFRG_Spotlight @NathanSalvidge, based at
@UniofReading @UniRdg_GES
His research explores the complex relationship between youth, cities, and precarious livelihoods.
See his full profile here: https://t.co/l9tmhuVIhW

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

@BenyovszkySelma @UniRdg_GES Thanks Selma 🙂

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

New paper out now in Area! ''Things have changed since we last spoke…': The impacts of parental death on the life and livelihood of a young informal vendor in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania' https://t.co/NCiEvCxkCX @UniRdg_GES

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[RGS-IBG Higher Ed @RGS_IBGhe]

🔊New paper published in #Areajournal by @NathanSalvidge (@UniRdg_GES):

'‘Things have changed since we last spoke…’: The impacts of parental death on the life and livelihood of a young informal vendor in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania'. #OpenAccess

https://t.co/yNO0DDQhY2

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

A huge thank you to Sophie Bowlby for initial discussions that helped develop the focus of this article and to @ahjackman and @mikegoodman56 for incredibly helpful comments on an earlier draft of this paper.

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[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

The paper argues that understanding how young people working within the informal sector respond to and manage the loss of a close family member is crucial as this shapes the types of support they need to sustain and develop their lives and livelihoods.

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[Dr. Anna Jackman @ahjackman]

Great workshop today bringing together colleagues across UoR around the theme of Thinking with the digital. Big thank you to everyone who joined & to co-organisers @NathanSalvidge & @mikegoodman56 🙂 @UniRdg_GES

[Dr. Anna Jackman @ahjackman]

Some of the beautiful views so far on the @UniRdg_GES Scotland field class - Glenfinnan & Glencoe 😍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

@BenyovszkySelma Huge congratulations, Selma! 🎉

[Rachael Squire @SquireRachael]

🚨Call for Participants: States of Precarity🚨

The use of fixed-term contracts is widespread in UK HE Geography but it's effects (long & short term) are not well understood. This project seeks to address this by exploring experiences of precarity across UK academic geography🧵

[Fiona Nunan @FionaNunan]

Be updated on diversity of livelihoods, challenges faced and how livelihoods have been researched with the Routledge Handbook on Livelihoods in the Global South, 25 years after @IanScoones seminal paper. Overview of book in new blog gives quick intro! https://t.co/xL8x3vGibr

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

A few photographs from Wednesday's @UniRdg_GES fieldclass with first-year students stood here by the Reading Abbey ruins. We explored Reading's place identity, visiting a number of locations across town. Photos courtesy of Robyn Woronka

[Global Development @UniRdg_GDRD]

🚨 The call for panels is now open!

Find out more about this year's conference theme and submit a panel proposal to @devcomms 👉 https://t.co/b3JKkYcg5Z

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

An excellent resource for anyone interested in livelihoods and development in the Global South. Pleased to have contributed a chapter on the use of participatory GPS methods. Congratulations @FionaNunan, Clare Barnes, and @sukanyakmurthy

[International Development Department @iddbirmingham]

Check out this edited volume by IDD's @FionaNunan , Clare Barnes & Sukanya Krishnamurthy: The Routledge Handbook on Livelihoods in the Global South.
https://t.co/MKHsCvR0gu

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

Great to learn from Carol (@scotfloodforum) about the social impacts of flooding in Stirling and beyond @UniRdg_GES #GESstirling2022

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

Thanks to the team at @Glasgow_BG for showing students around the Govan Wetland Project today. Great to learn about the project! @mikegoodman56 @wylie_adele @UniRdg_GES #GESstirling2022

[Mike Goodman @mikegoodman56]

Great day and even better weather on Glencoe on the Reading GES field trip to Scotland. @UniRdg_GES @UniRdg_GDRD #Stirling2022

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

@AliceMpofuColes Congratulations, Alice!! 🎉

[Nathan Salvidge @NathanSalvidge]

Delighted to see my first peer-reviewed article (#OpenAccess) out now in #Area 👇

[RGS-IBG Higher Ed @RGS_IBGhe]

New in #Area: 'Reflections on using mobile GPS with young informal vendors in urban Tanzania' by @NathanSalvidge (@UniofReading). https://t.co/z6zlGlIRGA