“We know that, traditionally, Māori would rest during this season of flu & illnesses. But nowadays we’re trying to send kids to school & go to work ourselves when we’re probably more susceptible to being unwell. It just doesn’t make sense.” — Rangi Mātāmua
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“We should not be paying for a genocidal foreign policy in a democracy.”

“These kids will be paying the price.”

“What job do I have if the students don’t have a future?”

🇳🇨 For those who want to know more about the Kanak struggle for liberation, I encourage you to read Kanak feminist and pro-independence militant Susanna Ounei's speech 'For an Independent Kanaky' (1985). It can be found here: monoskop.org/images/9/9d/Fo…

🚨 CfP Methods Roundtable ISA #ISA2025 #Chicago

Dr. Ethel Tungohan (@YorkUniversity) Abril Ríos-Rivera
(@UniofOxford COMPAS) & Tyler Valiquette (@ucl) are looking for #refugee #migration scholars who use photos 📸 videos 📽️sounds 🔊 in their research! DM or 📨 [email protected]

IR and Pol sci folks: Dr Katharine A. M. Wright and I are trying to organise a roundtable for #ISA2025 on “Messy methods: Reflexivity and vulnerability in researching IR”

We are looking for scholars of all epistemologies and approaches (and career stages) to join the conversation.

Free PDF 📚: Guerrillas & Combative Mothers~Women & The Armed Struggle In South Africa
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turn on your heart light

The ego has defenses; the ego is a defense.

Call for #ISA2025 ! (isanet.org) Roundtable on Gender & the Politics of Violence/Gender and the Violent Political. Organizers are shine choi shine choi, Cristina Masters Cristina Masters & Marysia Zalewski. DM/email any of us before/by 15 May!

Alexis Wright makes history, winning the Stella Prize for the 2nd time! 'Praiseworthy is not only a great Australian novel – perhaps the great Australian novel – it's also a great Waanyi novel'
Here's the audio of our conversation📻: tinhouse.com/podcast/alexis… Giramondo Publishing

an offering of questions today surrounded by violence, emnity thinking, hurt

“I realized that regardless of the tragedy, regardless of the grief, regardless of the monstrous challenge, Some of Us Have Not Died. Some of us did NOT die…And what shall we do, we who did not die?”

— June Jordan’s keynote lecture at Barnard College. November 9, 2001.

'Is it wrong to want to write toward what isn’t intended to be read?'
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The Special Issue will be guest edited by Shirin M. Rai and Gloria Novović. Make sure to submit a proposal!

For more information, visit our website: ifjpglobal.org/all-calls/#sho…

#CFP
History of the Present: A Journal of Critical History is seeking submissions for an upcoming special issue to be titled 'The Future of History in the Ruins of the University.' Submit a proposal by 5/1/24.

Read the full CFP here: ow.ly/HnK750QyxAH
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'However, for many within the global majority, the death of imagination looms large.'

-roger robinson Roger Robinson
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