PhD student in School of Media, Communication and Sociology at University of Leicester, research on community building practices of coworking space in the UK.
It was a great honour to participate in the BSA Annual Conference 2023 at the University of Manchester. Thank you for the questions from the chair and the participants. It was a great time! 🥰
A great panel that I chaired, loved the various focus and lovely discussions surrounding migration, social mobility, digital divide and social activists! 😝
Great day at @mcs_pgr conference; thoroughly enjoyed listening to everyone’s presentation and presenting my paper too, on The Role of Social Media and Participatory Culture in Forming Collective Women’s Activism.
A huge thanks to Jess and Ella for organising it all.
Final photos from our #MCSPGRConference2023.
Thank you so much to @andrew_chadwick for his keynote discussion ‘Where Next? Mainstreaming the Future of Communication Research’. We loved this alternative keynote format and had such a fun and interesting discussion!
MCS PGR CONFERENCE, 15TH JUNE 2023. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS!
Calling all Media, Communication and Sociology PGR students.
All links posted below in the comments.
Looking forward to reading your submissions!
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📚RESEARCH IN FOCUS | Join Prof. @HeejungChung for this year's first edition of the #ResearchinFocus series, "The Flexibility Paradox," on Friday 25 March 2022, between 15:30 and 17:00 CET. Register at
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🏆 THESIS PRIZE | We are pleased to announce @PriscaPfammatte as the winner of ARC-GS' 2021 MSc Thesis Prize. You can access the thesis at https://t.co/F6TcCqhuAJ. Stay tuned for the recipient of the honorable mention-or find it in our February newsletter: https://t.co/ZyYS5tXHeM
We are looking for research participants (older people, family carers, social care staff) in #Kent and #EastSussex.
Do you have experience of moving or supporting older people moving between their home and #SocialCare settings or from hospital into the community? Pls talk with us
COVID19 disrupted the way in which people work and has accelerated existing workplace trends.
We all have our own opinions of the best new working "normal". But what does the research reveal?
Next week you can discover insights from 4 top scientists. ➡️https://t.co/qDhiyt9lG8
Book your place at #wesconf21 by 30 July for early bird rates! We'll have keynotes from Paula McDonald and Emmanuel Ogbonna, with more highlights to be announced soon
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Why do some cities have thriving job growth in newer industries while others watch their most talented people be exported at every turn? The difference isn't about what government does, but whether a city can build a tribe of entrepreneurial-minded leaders https://t.co/Lv5lwBFm4N