Sport and Society research group (@Norduniversitet) are excited to be co-hosting the 14th annual conference of the Transnational Working Group for the Study of Gender and Sport, and encourage everyone to send inn and abstract or sign up to attend! https://t.co/iqvnqwf0ql
Pole dance is for everyone. But the style and context of pole dance can affect the possibilities of gender performance. Read more in this article, where we also discuss pole dance becoming a sport and thus entering a space traditionally characterized by hegemonic masculinity👇🏻
@JenAyoade@PhDVoice I find it helpful to audio record myself when practicing and then going for a walk and listening to it. First try will probably be too long, but it helps you to shorten it and be more precise. Also remember: Keep it simple and less is more 😉 Good luck🍀🤞🏻
#sætforskningenfri
Hvis du arbejder med forskning i Danmark opfordrer jeg til at læse "Frihedsbrevet - sæt forskningen fri!" og skrive under, hvis du er enig: https://t.co/xS23I5XAgq
Today, @elainedevos72’s very interesting presentation on the sensory, embodied experiences of women "kitting up" for boxing resonated with me when we went on to a panel debate staged in a sports hall, and my first instict was to get barefoot and do cartwheels🤸🏼♀️ @eass_ISSA2022
Kicked off @eass_ISSA2022 with great ECR-workshops this morning👩🏼🏫 @NooraRonkainen talked science communication and inspired us carry on the discussion at ‘home’ (@NEXSKU). Marcelle Dawson & Steve Jackson discussed careers in academia. Remember: Collaboration is key!🔑
I am excited to share our new article out in @SocioFocus! We discuss the performance of gender in different styles of recreational pole dancing and consider the possible consequences of sportification👇🏻
https://t.co/ziqESibT7K