I love this. Public engagement and knowledge exchange funds are so often used to produce slick corporate-style media outputs. This kangaroo dance is really refreshing. https://t.co/6SLL7qvoSa via @timeshighered
Great read from @MylesatOxford: Just Stop Oil’ is easy to shout, but it cannot just happen, it cannot happen soon, and, crucially, it cannot happen soon justly' | University of Oxford https://t.co/cbA464xu1e
As police protect the glorious dead from pro Palestinian marches in London this morning, no image could be more evocative of the Othered dead from Judith Butler’s Frames of War
Father Karl Marx telling it how it is to the UN: A ‘club of elites’ will not realise the multilateral future we need, Holy See tells UN Assembly https://t.co/ZbHAZzi3DJ
Met a very officious @Qantas staff member at Sydney domestic at 5:30am this morning who said, in my least favourite inflection, “I’m here to educate you?”
This fish fin was tucked into a sailors diary, of an 1891 trading voyage to the Solomon Islands. I’ve found lots of (uncatalogued) artefacts in various archives, but I think this is my favourite @statelibrarynsw @sheffieldgeog
Gave a lift to the lovely Astrid Toby and Charlotte today who happened to be students @sheffielduni@SheffieldSU hitchhiking to Cardiff to raise money for charity!
A monumental body of work, and such a fundamental influence on my work I can’t believe he’s gone. Bruno Latour, French philosopher and anthropologist, dies ages 75 https://t.co/qzO4y5Hwxr
Going through some field photos I found this dugout canoe (dug-out of a tree trunk) being crafted in Manatuto district #TimorLeste. Fishing is a relatively new livelihood learned after highlanders were displaced to the coast during the Indonesian occupation (1975-99)