Nicole C

Women and Gender Studies @UTM | thinking about food, suspicion, healing, care, technoscience and the Black Atlantic

[Nicole C @_nicolecharles_]

That first book feeling! https://t.co/5Owv8MWAuN use code E21CHRLS for 30% off @DukePress

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@pkhardy @HSciMedTech @Paulalars @UTM @DukePress @HNet_Reviews Thank you @Paulalars for this generous review!

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Three instructors completed a 6-month peer-to-peer mentoring for teaching community of practice.

This article reflects on their insights into the transformative benefits of teaching triad mentorship models.

@_nicolecharles_, Nathalie Moon, Andrew Dicks

https://t.co/TpQI64PDde

[Duke University Press @DukePress]

You have only one more week to shop our Spring Sale. Still not sure what to buy? Check out Executive Editor @courtney_berger's sale recommendations on the blog today. @nitashasharma @AnitaMannur, @_nicolecharles_, @underground259, @minhyoungsong
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@Reighangillam @DukePress @NewBooksNetwork Thanks again @Reighangillam

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How can we understand vaccine hesitancy through Afro-Barbadian suspicion of the HPV vaccine? I spoke with @_nicolecharles_ about her book Suspicion: Vaccines, Hesitancy, and the Affective Politics of Protection in Barbados @DukePress for @NewBooksNetwork https://t.co/vTxKU4wsxh

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@hiokinai Thank you Hi'ilei! This is one of the parts of the book that was only slightly edited from the diss. Part of what you’re picking up on, I think, is that honesty and vulnerability in writing (and about research) that for me, was a lot easier to be frank about as a grad student.

[U of T Black Research Network @uoftbrn]

In her debut book, #UTM @Hist_Studies Assistant Prof. @_nicolecharles_ unpacks suspicion behind the HPV vaccine in Barbados through the histories of colonial and biopolitical violence. Read more: https://t.co/psL8HJ1eYJ @wgsi #UofT #BlackResearchNetwork

[Technoscience Research Unit @TRU_UofT]

Dr. Deborah Thomas: "@_nicolecharles_ reinstates vaccine hesitancy as suspicion in order to get at colonial logics ... Her attunement to the forms of refusal that Afro-Barbadian parents articulate helps us see suspicion as radical potentiality that is grounded in radical care."

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This Friday, March 4th: @UofT sponsors an online book launch for Nicole Charles (@_nicolecharles_), author of Suspicion. Register for the event here:

https://t.co/8LD6Bzy72A

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Check out all our great author events in March including talks by @anandspandian, @dtbyler, @SaraNAhmed, @Prof_girlfriend, @_nicolecharles_ & @nitashasharma.

https://t.co/WyAnvzXDvS

[WGSI UofT @wgsi]

Don't forget to register & join us for the launch of @_nicolecharles_ book! https://t.co/QgI0losLe4

[Nicole C @_nicolecharles_]

@grcharania @FeministTheory Can’t wait to read it!

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@TRU_UofT @DukePress Thank you dear colleagues!

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@NeuroDrugDoc @nedasoc @DukePress 😂 it’s by the incredible Barbadian artist Simone Asia

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That first book feeling! https://t.co/5Owv8MWAuN use code E21CHRLS for 30% off @DukePress

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@RadioRodriguez Thank you so much!

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@tingo_taught_me Thank you!

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@grcharania 💕💕

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@feyero Thank you!!!!