Looking forward to talking about #rhythm and #recalibration and hearing a brilliant line-up of papers at the Post-Pandemic Imaginaries conference which kicks off at 10am today! @CommediaLivUni
Submit your papers for Post-Pandemic Imaginaries conference by 10 May organised by Centre for Culture and Everyday Life @LivUni 5-6 Sept – am already looking forward to being one of the keynotes along with @stefcraps https://t.co/A1Dq7wftIZ
Solidarity + @GoldsmithsUoL colleagues at devastating news of redundancies + destruction of @SociologyGold As former external examiner, I saw how critical, creative, lively ethos inspired students + hugely shaped my teaching and research. A terrible loss
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Our sociologists’ wives research is helping to set the record straight about whose shoulders British sociologists are standing on. Wives collected and analysed data, edited and co-authored. Visit our website to find out more.
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🎉 led by the fabulous @c_vanemmerik-latest article from our research on time, feeling & covid, where we develop a minor sociology to understand people’s intricate and ambivalent relations with uncertain and shifting futures @DawnLyon65@MassObsArchive @SPAISBristol
My university is officially planning to switch our workload to 70% teaching and 20% research, which their own EDI impact assessment says is bad for minoritised staff. So that’s lovely news in the middle of marking! Why do we want to do all that pesky research anyway?
Huge congratulations to @ZoeWalshe who passed her PhD viva today for her thesis ‘Navigating Precarity: A Qualitative Study of Child and Family Accounts of Housing Precarity in Austerity London'. Pictured here with examiners Prof Ann Phoenix & Prof Dawn Lyon.
So me & my sister started a podcast - The Hopeful Reader! This introductory episode explores the potential of alternative world making through fiction, the importance (& constraint) of imagination, as well as thinking about reading as a method of ‘slow refusal’
#CFP: Postpandemic Imaginaries: Space, Culture & Memory after Lockdown, 5-6 September.
⏰Deadline: 10th May
Our Centre for Culture & Everyday life is hosting a 2-day conference on the experiences & imagining of everyday urban spaces following COVID-19🧵👇
https://t.co/g4JUPvr5zw
Submit your papers for Post-Pandemic Imaginaries conference by 10 May organised by Centre for Culture and Everyday Life @LivUni 5-6 Sept – am already looking forward to being one of the keynotes along with @stefcraps https://t.co/A1Dq7wftIZ
My university is making staff redundant and the consultants senior management have hired couldn’t even manage to remove our letterhead before doing exactly the same thing at Goldsmiths. Really says it all about the competency of the people tasked with destroying universities.
My university is proposing that from now on research should only form 10% of our workload. So glad to know that senior management think doing research is some kind of optional extra for academics, bet that will really pay off in the next REF
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We have an exciting new programme of research engaging under-served communities in Kent in mental health. More details of these projects on our website
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