NYSC online seminar on ‘The Materialities of Inequality: Mould, Acid and Glitter’ featuring Beckie Coleman, Bev Skeggs, Imogen Tyler and Roger Burrows is on tomorrow night, Wednesday October 8 at 7pm (9am London time).
https://t.co/HdBi0RfnuH
Please join us for the second in our NYSC Series Online seminar on Wednesday to hear all about New Possibilities: Young People and Democratic Renewal, featuring Philippa Collin, Judith Bessant, Luigi Di Martino, Rob Watts and Varsha Yajman.
https://t.co/dB1hS3gWiD
Tomorrow at 3pm AEST we have our first NYSC online seminar taking place on zoom.
The topic is Automating Everyday Life.
You can register at Eventbrite for it here https://t.co/GO9ZuPc1db
Check out Filtered Reality, a short film that discusses aspects of the ARC DP project led by @juliacoffey_ how photo editing apps, tools and filters affect young people’s self-image.
https://t.co/IQUyo5RXV1
Join me this, Joel Stern, and Nic Carah for what's shaping up to be stimulating seminar on Automating Everyday Life!
⚡Wed 30 July, 3 - 5pm AEST
⚡Register for zoom details
As part of the Newcastle Youth Studies Online Seminar Series @stevethready75
https://t.co/pJO31O6I0a
We are pleased to announce our online seminar series taking place in the 2nd half of the year with 6 sessions that cover a wide range of important social issues.
You can see full details including abstracts and can book Zoom tickets at our Eventbrite page: https://t.co/CeeN7uiHU0
@julia_anne_cook and @juliacoffey_ have new The Conversation articles out today.
Julia Cook with Jun Eric Gu ask "what do young Australians think of their schooling?"
https://t.co/Tz619mR5fq
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Young people are often demonised on the street, but what happens if we look beyond the stereotypes and listen to what they can teach us instead?
Search ‘Young Warriors’ wherever you get your podcasts and subscribe so you don’t miss an episode!
@TheBigLightPods@UofGlasgow
Kicking off the ANU Sociology Seminar Series for the year is A/Prof Julia Coffey @juliacoffey & A/Prof Steven Threadgold @stevethready75 presenting their work on 'Young people, platform practices, and the data gaze'
Excited to announce the first talk in the ANU Sociology Seminar Series for 2025! Please join @juliacoffey_and @stevethready75 presenting "Young people, platform practices and dimensions of the ‘data gaze’
📆Mon 17 Feb, 12 - 1pm
🏫RSSS, room 4.69
https://t.co/P0DHIEoFmd
On Tuesday we are presenting in the POLIS@ANU:
The Centre for Social Policy Research Seminar series at 1PM in Room 3.72, RSSS Building on 'Sporting Mateships, Gambling Subjectivity and the Financialisation of Young People’s Lives'.
Hope to see you there!
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Canberra people! @juliacoffey_ and I will be there Mon Feb 17 and Tue 18. On Monday we are presenting in the ANU Sociology seminar series on "Young people, platform practices & dimensions of the data gaze". Can register for in person or zoom here: https://t.co/HcbihgfJEx
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We will be doing a RHD seminar on Monday afternoon on 'Building a research narrative and identity in a precarious academic labour market', time and place TBC
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🚨 Deadline Extension! 🚨
The #Bourdieu2025 Conference submission deadline is now Feb 7! 🌍 Don’t miss your chance to submit and join us in Vienna for a vibrant discussion on #Bourdieu & education.
Submit here 👉 https://t.co/2krjBhO2RV #BourdieuStudyGroup#cfp@britsoci
Here’s a taste of some of what I have done so far with a timely rant about billionaires. I have no idea how often I’ll post… https://t.co/rKkhHYsgAD
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I’m writing a public facing trade book currently called Avocados and Algorithms: Why we need to talk about Class. Here’s what the current plan of the book is:
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I realise another white man with a Substack is as needed another white man with a podcast, but I’m hoping this will help with the motivation to write it and get the thing done. So maybe mark this down as a good example of reflexive complicity (Sharp and Threadgold 2020)
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