Great start to Refugee Week 🧡 with #zine making Hatton Gallery with the fabulous #BuildingBridges #SanctuarySeekers group Exhibition open today AtriumSpace Hatton Gallery Institute for Social Science #NCLmigration_collective

Amazing work happening at Newcastle University during Refugee Week Delighted at the Institute to support this work through our Migration Collective

🎉The first day of the #MSA2023 is almost over! But hold on tight because there's still so much more in store for you💡 A heartfelt thank you goes out to all the organizers, sponsors, delegates, participants, and volunteers who are making this event possible✨ See you tomorrow!

Together again! We landed in the cloudy Black Sea coast as part of fieldwork that merges family history, rural heritage and creative practice supported by CreativeArts@NCLUni Institute for Social Science NUHRI 🙌🙏🧿 with amazing Gonul Bozoglu Newcastle University Centre for Heritage Centre for Rural Economy #emotionaltopography

New year, new events with MIGRATIONS COLLECTIVE If you're doing migration research/teaching get in touch. We have funds to support your work and opportunities for meet-ups +Learn and work with organisations such as City of Sanctuary UK 🧡 and Asylum Matters 🧡

We are appointing representatives from the #northeast VCSE sector to the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA) Advisory Group. This page bit.ly/3PMbUxE has all the info and application details Institute for Social Science

Modelling co-operation = the only civic way!

New roles! Consider applying to the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account *Advisory Group* Positions include: Advisory Group Co-Chair (1 position) Advisory Group Member (up to 5) Details here: shorturl.at/fgwyW  Closing Date: 5pm on Nov 10th Info: [email protected]

A wonderful 'Migrations Collective' gathering today Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Special thanks to Rowenna Foggie (Migration, Refugee & Asylum Lead at Newcastle City Council) for providing grounded advice for action-led research Looking forward to ongoing collective work!

Really looking forward to co-running this event with my fantastic North East colleagues! I hope you'll consider applying if it sounds of interest, and of course get in touch if you have any questions.

A great session connecting colleagues working across "coastal" 🌊NU academics are making waves!🌊 Get in touch if you'd like to join our Coastal Collective (with future opportunities for meet-ups; funding; sharing resources; all things coastal...) NUHRI CreativeArts@NCLUni

Wanted to do a Funded (!) PhD in #heritage with a focus on #crises such as #climatechange #disasters #conflict #overtourism #continuingcolonialism? Check out "Heritage at the Extremes: Temporalities, Politics and Practices of Care" Details: stir.ac.uk/research/resea…

Wonderful reflections on what it means to value research culture in Higher Education leading work by Candy Rowe Sarah Whalley

New Fellow Ruth McAreavey is Professor of Sociology at Newcastle Sociology, @nclsocsciences, Newcastle University. Her research focuses on migration, particularly to regional and rural areas. See the full list of our new Fellows➡️ acss.org.uk/news/the-acade…

Upcoming event: Wednesday April 24th 1.30-2.30

I'm pleased to be moderating this event on Maya Wind important and timely book published by Verso Books versobooks.com/en-ca/products… The event has been co-hosted by Institute for Social Science Newcastle University UCU BRICUP See you all there.

Upcoming event 'Teaching Through a Time of Turbulence' with Cam Owens

Upcoming event: Collaboration for migrant justice: a round table discussion with Professor Mary Gilmartin (Maynooth University) Time: Thursday April 25, 3-4pm Location: HDB 2.13 (with refreshments) Co-hosted by Institute for Social Science

Coastal Cluster: Meet-up Thursday 2nd May - 1-3pm, HDB 1.06 🌊 The session will be a chance to envision next steps for our cluster, plan research events and discuss routes for funding your coastal projects. All welcome! Sign up: shorturl.at/sxFMQ

Huge thanks to Institute for Social Science for hosting a talk from Dr Maya Wind today discussing her new book, highlighting the scholasticide being carried out by Israel and how these issues are somewhat rooted in Israeli academic institutions. Fascinating and informative talk!