(she/her) Interrogating ways 'difference' is organised and managed: through examining embodied experiences of work, digital labour, psychic life and power.
Bath, England
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In this last year, many of us will have reflected more than ever before on how complex and vulnerable our working bodies are, as individuals and in relation to others. We have issued a CfP for a Special Issue on Embodied Writing to explore + document this: think.taylorandfrancis.com/s…
What a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and share. We look back with so much joy and gratitude 🙏
We warmed up the space for a deep dive into BARC history for the Birmingham Business School Education conference. Enjoyed the chance to tell our story and great to see their decolonising project underway. As we step back, look forward to seeing what grows! #BARCworkshop
Tomorrow I'll be at BBS Education Conference 2022, delivering a keynote with incredible @eldiadia, on our time as part of Building the Anti-racist Classroom @CollectiveBarc. Been a moving process archiving a deeply challenging, meaningful and transformative chapter
Thank you for sharing and for writing Dr Korica! I am touched by its visceral embodied content and so many things I could pick out. A starter: 'Challenge overwork: if staff are being told to do something, insist that those decreeing this tell you what staff should do less of.'
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How aware are we of the full extent and implication of digital surveillance? 'When Roe is likely overturned, we will enter a truly unprecedented period [...] every aspect of pregnant people’s digital lives will be put under the microscope' stopspying.org/pregnancy-pan…
Back for summer and looking through my projects. Excited that videos made by talented graduate drama companies for the Body of Work series w/@BoncoriIlaria are live essex.ac.uk/research-project… We hope their evocative nature will spark some useful workplace conversations. Do share!
We are looking for a Lecturer with expertise in Project Management and Change as part of the exciting new MSc Zero Carbon Futures. Based with our colleagues in the renowned Mechanical Engineering dept and teaching to be cross-disciplinary
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Could the happily boostered now please start thinking about how to put pressure on their governments to get vaccines to the rest of the world?.....If there isn't global immunisation, the variants will keep coming.
Vaccine equity is a booster
As I prepare to sign off for a little while, it's nice to be able to say that the site of resources for my Body of Work series with @BoncoriIlaria that we've been hosting over the last two years is finally LIVE essex.ac.uk/research-project… - inc. readings, creative videos and talks
Reminder! How can we use our research writing to better explore and communicate the embodied nature of our experiences with work and at the workplace? I think we each remember *that* piece of writing that really moved us and helped us to understand...
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In this last year, many of us will have reflected more than ever before on how complex and vulnerable our working bodies are, as individuals and in relation to others. We have issued a CfP for a Special Issue on Embodied Writing to explore + document this: think.taylorandfrancis.com/s…
This has been a fun project this semester! It's been really wonderful to see so many colleagues interested in joining in conversations about feminism, what it means, and how it might connect with their research.
We spoke to @DeborahBrewis about this semester's @BathSofM event series exploring feminism.
You can watch the series, including talks on Men & Masculinities and Feminist Research Methods, here ⤵️
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Thanks for attending, documenting and sharing! Looking forward to continuing this research through analysis and engagement.
Very interesting work on how different groups experienced the pandemic. Thanks to @DeborahBrewis & @MayraRuizCastr1 for sharing, to @sarahjolney1 & Biljana Ker-Lindsay for your insights, to @NicholeJBird for your films & @BathCBOS/@RoehamptonUni for hosting! #WorkingCouplesCV19
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What themes shall we cover in our @BathCBOS #FoW @BathSofM #feminist series next year? Thank you
@ProfPullen @ecosuscom & Lorna Stevens for today’s inspiration. For those who couldn’t join us, here’s what @DeborahBrewis @NancyHarding15 & I have been up to bath.ac.uk/events/a-semester…
We've been working with sensational actor @NicholeJBird to create evocative mini-films that bring the voices and experiences of our participants to the fore. Come see their debut at the project webinar this coming Thursday #creativeresearchmethods #acwri #writingdifferently
How did working couples experience the #Covid19 crisis? Join this interactive webinar to find out about the research from @DeborahBrewis and @MayaRuizCastr1 on Thursday 9 December 📅
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For those who have been interested in my workshops on writing differently - we wrote some of the history of this emerging sub-field in a blog!
#phdchat #criticalmanagementstudies #acwri
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Been working with @MayraRuizCastr1 on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on working couples: Experiences, losses and gains. funded by the UKRI’s 2020/21 Strategic Priorities Fund programme. Join us Thurs Dec 9th 18:00 for initial findings and reflections eventbrite.com/e/the-impact-…
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Watch our #AOM2021 PDW on #Activism, Activist Methodologies, and Social Change.
Must-watch presentations that encourage the development of the activist CMS scholar #ghazal_zulfiqar @DeborahBrewis @drsadhvidar @ProfPauSegarra @YousfiHela @ozanadir.
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My colleagues are running the brilliant Qualitative Research Symposium (QRS) again this year - it's especially good for PhD students & usually includes a stellar programme of workshops - CfA 'Researcher vulnerability' bath.ac.uk/events/qualitativ…
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Callout for Black and Minority Ethnic young women & non-binary individuals (13 to 21 years) to write the final chapter of the edited book 'the colour of COVID'. We will do everything we can to ensure you are respected and supported. Email [email protected] to find out more
ALT The Colour of COVID - Young People sought to write the final chapter.