Excited to share that my and @akshattuck's article, "Farm Stress and the Production of Rural Sacrifice Zones," is now out in the Journal of Rural Studies! https://t.co/DhRC8e5Eot
“My first poem and it worked, still works, I still remember that sky. Poem as the gift of memory. Mnemosyne. Mother.”
Starting the day at 6am w/ a beautiful memoir and a hot cup of coffee.
RWU has drafted an official position and statement on the question of PEB #250. In short, RWU does not believe that railroad workers should support any Tentative Agreement with the rail carriers that is based solely upon the recommendations of the PEB.
I'll probably have to include Clara Schumann in my eventual dissertation acknowledgements because I couldn't have written a single grad school essay if not for the Piano Concerto in A Minor.
Indiana University Student Government will be covering the cost of emergency contraceptives for all IU-Bloomington students through the 2022-2023 school year, stated in an online statement.
https://t.co/z2STCXhGDW
so excited to do an independent reading course with @bradi_ on "Desires for Authoritarianism & Fascism" this fall. we have a long list going, but are seeking input on political philosophy and psychoanalytic accounts.
Indiana House Bill 1300 is a MAJOR act of repression against anyone protesting for their rights or freedoms. It will take creative and decentralized organizing to keep providing bail for people protesting for a better world. 6/6
Indiana’s new law — House Bill 1300 — against bail funds, which takes effect 7/1, is a direct response to 2020 protests. It is intended to keep people, and especially protestors, in jail longer.🧵
https://t.co/baovcNEq3q
I am really relieved to say that, after 4 years of contingent labor at UC Berkeley, I'm starting a TT job at Indiana University in the Informatics Dept, for social histories & ethics of AI. I remain in solidarity with contingent faculty and graduate student colleagues 1/3