We are so excited to announce the first Irish working-class studies conference taking place on the 12th & 13th November 2021 in Dublin, Ireland. See our call for papers below. For more information visit https://t.co/tk4AcmWbN6 or get in touch at [email protected]
To submit your work follow this link, click submit, then register and upload your paper by April 19th. Can't wait to read through all the fantastic submissions.
Hello again friends. Did you take part in @wcstudies_con '21? Would you like to see your talk/paper/performance in print? We would. 'Irish Working-Class Studies' will drop in Dec '22 in the Journal of Class and Culture. Submit your work here by April 19th: https://t.co/dUiLFSbrro
We invite submissions for our 2022 conference from those using visual mediums in work on working-class life & experiences. For more info, our CfP, & proposal forms see https://t.co/zPOZ2EltJn
Submissions to: [email protected]
Closing date: January 15th
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Higher education has always mirrored, perpetuated, & even exacerbated inequality in the US, & the pandemic is making things even worse. Read this weeks fascinating blog post 'Pandemic Cuts: Deepening the Higher Ed Divide' by Sherry Linkon:
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As part of the #WCSA website redesign we hope to include a map visually representing where members are located & from. Please share responses on our Google form by 12/07/2022. You will remain anonymous on the map. Email any questions to [email protected]
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***Please visit the Working Class Studies Association website for an update about the CoVid-19 Omicron variant from the 2022 conference planning committee***
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𝗔𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁: The deadline to submit a proposal for our upcoming conference has been extended to January 15th, 2022. Please see here [https://t.co/zPOZ2ED57X] for more details and links to our full call for papers and proposal forms. #WCSACon2022
🚨📢1 𝙒𝙚𝙚𝙠 𝙒𝙖𝙧𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜: Our 2022 conference submission deadline is next Wednesday 15th December friends. Find out more, read our full CfP, and get a copy of our proposal form here: https://t.co/zPOZ2ED57X #WCSACon22📢🚨
Working-class composer & doctoral researcher Aidan Teplitzky explores the creative potential of working-classness in a folio of new interdisciplinary compositions. His fascinating piece 'Holding' about experiences of dealing with Universal Credit in the UK can be access by phone:
Do you have an academic, journalistic, or creative project that you'd like to promote? We'd love to support you by getting the word out to our followers and members. Send us a DM or email us at [email protected]. #WCSA
The WCSA is inviting nominations for our 2022 awards. Do you know someone whose excellent work provides insightful & engaging representations of working-class life/culture/movements? Closing date for submissions is 02/01/22. You can see the full call here: https://t.co/TYnfTiRKBl
We've come a long, long way together. And we're proud to share we'll be officially launching our website and fully accessible digital archive THIS DAY NEXT WEEK!
I can't believe it's over. What a week it was at Ireland's inaugural working-class studies conference. Thank you to all our attendees, chairs, and presenters. We can't tell you how much we enjoyed it and enjoyed meeting you all. Till next year. #wcsc21
Delighted to be joined by wonderful activists and friends for the last roundtable at @wcstudies_con on the Class Politics of Repeal with @SineadmKennedy @AntovaIvanka @Emm511@dyutich@BulelaniMfaco@nifhla
Still time to register for the livestream! #wcsc2021
We now have the final main event of our confernce (if you don't count the poetry and drinks in the Cois Life Bar after this). A roundtable titled 'The Class Politics of Repeal'. So. Fecking. Excited for this. #wcsc21