Excited to announce that I’m organising a lecture series at The Courtauld called ‘Artists on Brexit’, starting with Rita Duffy who will be speaking about her feminist response to Brexit and the Irish Border (18 October 2018): courtauld.ac.uk/event/ritaduffy

Excited to announce my Call for Papers for an interdisciplinary conference I'm organising at The Courtauld on Imagining the Apocalypse! Proposals that consider imaginative representations of the end of the world from antiquity to the present day welcome: courtauld.ac.uk/event/apocalyp…

No liberation without trans liberation. It’s that simple 💪🏾

Are Art's degrees past their sell-by date? No, say many employers, as arts graduates have vital 21st century skills. Read this weekend's Irish Times article, featuring Assoc. Prof. Fionnuala Dillane, here: irishtimes.com/news/education…

Just finished my paper for the #LeaderImage panel at the #ForArtHistory2018 conference taking place at The Courtauld and King's College London next month. My talk is titled: ‘Gendering the 2017 UK General Election: Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, and Digital Culture’.

Stefanie Lehner on queer visions of peace irishtimes.com/culture/books/… irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

#gfa20 Forgotten ‘rights’ in the Good Friday Agreement? Watch now. #Agreement20 sluggerotoole.com/2018/04/10/for… sluggerotoole.com/2018/04/10/for…

✨ My second piece on Medbh McGuckian is now live! I consider her poetic treatment of (Northern) Ireland & Britain in light of Brexit, the 1916 centenary & #GFA20. @thelonelypress WFU Press ACNI Writing @NOALIBISBOOKS The Poetry Society @PoetryProgRTE #IrishStudies #agreement20 x.com/4nationshistor…

Reminder! Professor Emilie Pine will speak on 'Pregnant with meaning: Performing maternity on the Irish stage'. 26 April, Senate House, Senate Room, 6-8pm. All welcome! #irishstudies facebook.com/events/8328200…

We're biased, but our vote would go to Mary #Wollstonecraft, foremother of #feminism and fearless defender of human rights. She was truly ahead of her time. #VindicationForMary Great line-up, Institute of Historical Research - we'll be there! #RememberHer x.com/ihr_history/st…

A War Powers Act would enshrine in law that the government must seek parliamentary approval before deploying British troops in combat. The British Prime Minister must be accountable to Parliament, not to the whims of the US President or any other government.

1 - Thread on the Home Office destroying the #Windrush landing cards. Here's how the system should work. Under the Public Records Act, govmt departments must transfer archive records to The National Archives within 30 (now 20) years.

5 - The Home Office says the Windrush records were destroyed 'under the Data Protection Act', because departments are not supposed to keep records containing personal data for longer than that data is necessary. But this is nonsense.

Shame on you Home Office. This is heart-breaking. x.com/bbcnewsnight/s…

Once again, as the government attempts to pass the Windrush outrage off asan administrative error, it does bear repeating: "This was not a glitch in the system. It is the system." bit.ly/2JIoOZy

Is the MuseumofLondon fatberg a metaphor for Brexit? I wrote an article for the The Irish Times 💩💩 irishtimes.com/culture/art-an…