Where can you learn about life and death around the world? At the 2022 CDAS Conference: Institutions and Death , that’s where! Book your ticket now and get access to all the recordings bath.ac.uk/announcements/…

I know I’ve mentioned it about 10x in the last month but the chapter on ‘Reading Together’ in ‘Generous Thinking’ by KenFitz has really helped me think about this 👇 constructively

New research on ⁦The Solheim Cup & fans of womens sport: ‘Didn’t⁩ know she could shout that loud’: the performance of fandom among women followers of women’s golf in ⁦Leisure Studies Journal with⁩ ⁦Niamh Kitching⁩ ⁦@StuartWhigham⁩ & A Bairner tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Do you have experience with co-working spaces? Share your thoughts! Come along to the Impact of Co-working Spaces: An Interactive Workshop with Dr Seemab Farooqi and Dr Stephen Knox from University of Dundee ⏰ 8th July 10:00 - 11:30 📍 Online 🎫 Free Register: bit.ly/3zFDAwt

Two new versions of the Place Standard tool have been developed to support children & young people participate in conversations about their places. Both tools have been developed by Play Scotland and A Place in Childhood in consultation young people. ourplace.scot/place-standard…

Short versions of our film on pandemic bereavement, These Four Walls, now freely available. A great resource for raising public awareness and teaching clinicians and therapists what it has been like to grieve at this time. 4-minute version here: vimeo.com/729923667

Hot of the press and open access in Sociology Compass (@SociologyLens). My review article on gender and the consumption and production of craft drinks. compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/so…

Best books about grief and grieving? Not self-help/pop psych stuff. Classics. Poets. Essays. Would especially love anything that lets history and politics in or considers grief over the loss of ideals/ideas as well as individuals.

A ladder of participation is a model showing how we move up a spectrum from doing change "to" and "for" people to change "with" and "by" people. Here is a collection of participation frameworks, brilliantly collected and curated via Twitter by noelito: noelito.medium.com/how-do-you-dev…

Delighted to share this research seminar ESSCA Campus de Bordeaux on Craft Beer sector after COVID-19 with Ignazio Cabras from Northumbria Uni on 6th December 2022, 13h30.essca-knowledge.fr/en/all-posts/e… If you want to join this free research seminar, please get in touch. ESSCA ESSCA EU*Asia Institute

"Designing a Quality In-depth Interview Study: How Many Interviews Are Enough?" A quality approach to the question of how many IDIs to conduct considers the quality of interview completions by way of the answers to these eight questions. bit.ly/2dW9A2Z

@wawisloyola You might be interested in @PeteOlusoga's thread on this exact state/situation you describe (x.com/PeteOlusoga/st…).

55 “disposable” vapes found littered in an hour ❌💨 #BanDisposableVapes ❌💨 A distance of 4 miles across Dundee. People kept asking how many I find…now I have a more concrete answer. It’s about 1 per minute walking…

In her inaugural article for The Brewers Journal, Melissa Cole says that breweries can, and should, do more to improve their communication skills. Their business, as a whole, could improve as a result. brewersjournal.info/communication-…

How can we do better at supporting bereaved friends and colleagues? Well, here's what bereaved people tell us. Graphic is by Mónica Lalanda based on 'Listen.'

After last nights pub crawl I’m looking forward to this talk after lunch at the Academy of Marketing conference 2023! Maybe it will inspire another pub crawl! #pubcrawl #acadmarketing2023

Tune in to BBC Radio 4 BC Radio 4 on Monday at 9am to hear my magnificent friend Inunu Engafi & Dr Clare O'Dowd. There'll be a few words from myself about #letthelightpourin We are all in conversation with presenter Tom Sutcliffe, part of BBC #containsstronglanguage festival.

My talk on TED Talks has passed 500k views in under 3 weeks. I'm just getting my head around that. It seems that when we talk about dying with clarity & truth, the 'taboo' falls away. People really want to know more. I hope it consoles many more people. bit.ly/DyingTED

I distilled my 4 years of marketing lessons into minimalistic visuals. 1. Sell Benefits. Not features.