Loved moderating this panel on intersectionality and statelessness with such a brilliant set of speakers, thanks to Allison for organising and to Nina Murray for initiating these important conversations at the previous World Conference on Statelessness.

Before our 'Women in Engineering' survey comes to a close, please share it with someone you know may be interested, and *especially* those women who no longer work in engineering as their experiences are particularly important: rb.gy/fmnchy

UCD Smurfit Kappa's survey on Women's Experiences in Engineering is LIVE! Female graduates and employees, share your insights in this <10 min survey.

Let's enhance female retention rates together! 💪

#WomenInEngineering #EmpowerHer
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As we bid farewell to founder Deirdre Brennan, sumedha choudhury steps in to join the editorial team. Reflecting on her time with CSS, Deirdre concludes: 'a real community has been formed ... [and] this will continue to be a space to promote the expression of creative critical thought'

It's that time again.. they're back in Waterford from Monday #Taytotime

Thank you to Deirdre Brennan for her wonderful presentation - The Ethics of Care in #Nepali #Citizenship - #Equality #Activism yesterday. Congratulations Deirdre and many thanks to a brilliant, engaged audience! Recording now available.

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New on the Critical #Statelessness Studies Blog! Isaac Owusu Nsiah discusses the dynamics of the Ghanaian state's recognition of the #Fulani community as #migrants and the ways that ' #citizen -making illuminates the legacies of #colonialism '.
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Our own Deirdre Brennan will be presenting our next #Refugees , #Citizenship & #Statelessness : #Asia in Focus webinar on 27 June. Join us to hear her discuss the Ethics of Care in #Nepali Citizenship-Equality Activism.

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The CSS blog is back this month with a long-form piece by Thomas McGee  and I, writing about our concerns over the stigmatising impacts of creating 'nexus' between statelessness and issues such as terrorism and GBV.

In the final CSS blog of 2022, a thought-provoking reflection by Statefree on how allies can more sensitively engage when #stateless people choose to share about their lived experiences:
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Online webinar not to be missed on the shift by states to #refugee policies that are based on transactional market approaches:

Many thanks to Pranaya Rana for writing this month's CSS blog on Nepal's #citizenshipamendmentbill , breaking down the consequences and suspicious behaviour of President Bhandari's refusal to sign the Citizenship Act law.unimelb.edu.au/centres/statel…

Unpacking the intersections of #patriarchy and #xenophobia in #Nepal 's tumultuous journey towards a Citizenship Act, Pranaya Rana, editor at the The Record writes this month's Critical #Statelessness Studies blog.

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In this essay, Ms Brennan outlines the intricate ways the introduction of this bill is a celebration marred with severe consequences for women's rights as well as Nepal's ethnic, gender and sexual minorities.

Thank you Parichay for the opportunity to write about Nepal's on-going citizenship saga

2 exciting opportunities in #statelessness research at the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, applications closing soon: visiting fellowship (Oct 14th) and intensive course (Sept 30th) more info here: law.unimelb.edu.au/centres/statel…

Thank you Joey for this month's Critical Statelessness Studies blog, reminding us of the value of online spaces for stateless advocacy and community-building now that many of us slip back into our pre-pandemic offline lives

If you're eligible to #GiveBlood call Giveblood to make an appointment. Everyone there is so kind and friendly... and there are Taytos.