This is the EXTREMELY giddy face of someone who passed their Viva with Minor Corrections yesterday 😁🥳✨️ thank you Dr Magali Peyrefitte Eleanor Formby (she/her) and Ellie Jupp for making it such a wonderful experience & a huge thank you to my supervisors Dr Erin Sanders-McDonagh and Dr Marian Duggan 🙌

And my book is now in the catalogue... "A groundbreaking feminist perspective on Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) rule in Bolivia and the country’s radical transformation under Evo Morales" U of MN Press upress.umn.edu/book-division/…

***GFGRG travel bursaries available*** For a Manchester Urban Institute Feminist Collective event on miscarriage and pregnancy loss and university support. University of Manchester, Mon 15 May, 1330-1500 Details below, & please contact Ellie Jupp for info on the bursary

Please contact me if you would like a GFGRG travel bursary for this important event - on [email protected]

Reminder that we have travel bursaries from GFGRG to enable people to attend this important event which is also free - get in touch with me at [email protected] if you'd like to go

Last reminder that GFGRG have travel bursaries to support those who would like to attend this event next week - do get in touch with me if interested

Exciting delivery - Care, Crisis and Activism is now out in paperback! If you're looking for summer reading... 🌞🌞policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/care-crisis-an…

I've won a prize! So pleased as this paper was a looong time in the making and nearly abandoned several times - turns out it was worth it! Paper here tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

🚨new blog alert🚨 Have a read of our newest piece on ‘Taking Care: Navigating the RGS Annual Conference as Feminist Geographers’ gfgrg.co.uk/blog

Excellent pre-RGS Conference read by Poppy Budworth on the 'emotional rollercoaster' that is the academic conference. Valuable acknowledgement of the stresses plus constructive support & guidance: "Taking Care: Navigating the RGS Annual Conference" gfgrg.co.uk/blog

Calling feminist geographers - our Gender and Feminist Geography Research Group AGM will be at the RGS conference as well as online next week - come and hear about our work and get involved!

Just sharing that this paper is now online! It’s part of the upcoming special issue of #Area, titled ‘Researching Crisis Temporalities through Longitudinal Methodologies,’ edited by Prof Katherine Brickell, Netra Eng and Sabina Lawreniuk

1/3 This paper builds on Ellie Jupp’s paper detailing how a long-term qualitative approach enhances understanding of urban regeneration. Jupp reveals how residents experienced austerity-driven policy changes and the feelings of negativity they generated. doi.org/10.1177/004209…

Delighted to be part of this much-needed online event put on by GFGRG as part of wider Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) mentoring series - Challenging the scripts of ‘failure’ in academia , Thu 21 Sep 2023 at 13:00 - sign up here - all welcome eventbrite.co.uk/e/dealing-with…

🚨calling undergraduate lecturers and advisors🚨 please consider submitting a students’ fem/gender geog dissertation for the GFGRG dissertation prize 🏅 The deadline has been extended until 31st October 2023 due to UCU industrial action ✊🏻

Fabulous blog about the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) conference - great work Poppy Budworth!

Just spotted I have a commentary piece out in DialoguesinUrbanResearch on theorising and researching urban inequality in response to a piece by geoff deverteuil - in very esteemed company in this issue! journals.sagepub.com/toc/DUS/current Thanks to Mark Davidson for the invite

I can vouch that this was a lovely space to share my work-in-progress last year, so please consider submitting an abstract. If you have any questions feel free to message me 📧

Our department is under threat of being cut entirely. All of us would lose our jobs and there would be no more linguistics (or modern languages, and others) at Kent. Please help us out by signing this petition: change.org/p/save-arts-hu…

Congrats to Dr Ames Clark ames clark who, with their thesis, ''"We can make other ways": The temporalities of care in feminist and abolitionist activism', passed their PhD viva with no corrections!💥💥🤓Thanks to examiners Rebecca Coleman and Dawn Lyon and co-supervisor Ellie Jupp