I was lucky to chair this Sexual Harms + Medical Encounters event with #FletcherGAIA colleagues Dipali A, Kimberly Theidon and Dyan Mazurana about their powerful and nuanced book #ChallengingConceptions , about children born of CRSV across time and space. You can catch up here: youtube.com/watch?v=R70I6s…

Not to get too political, but it would be nice if things would stop getting worse in literally every way.

There is no right to 'exact a price in the way and at the time that suits us' under international law.

An unlawful attack. An unlawful reprisal. Enough.

'Registering live-in relationships is part of the state’s mechanism to govern love. It also allows the state to surveil citizens, especially those in what they deemed as transgressive relationships like interfaith and inter-caste romantic relationships.' Important piece.

New piece in International Studies Perspectives w this incredible team: Caitlin Mollica Casey Jewell Hayley Payne & Savannah Spalding.

In it we discuss the design & enactment of a 'care-full' feminist approach--collaborative, reflexive & reciprocal--to youth-to-youth research doi.org/10.1093/isp/ek… 1/

I wrote about the eclipse, and living through endlessly unprecedented times: sarahkendzior.substack.com/p/the-path-of-…

Note to self: let me stay tender-hearted, despite despite despite. 兔兒神

#digitalillustration Procreate

Playing with Fire by Aditi Malik.
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Growing, blooming, surviving. Despite.

People returning to Khan Younis after the IOF withdrawal are finding nothing. Some can’t even determine which ruins were their houses. There’s nothing left. Does this sound like a war against Hamas? It’s undeniably a genocide. You can see that from outer space! Whole cities gone!

What an insightful conversation on hope, exhaustion and activism. hannah proctor Eleanor Ajay Singh Chaudhary Verso Books

Also rather selfishly, it's nice to see that my dissertation research could fit into this growing body of (necessary) work.

versobooks.com/blogs/news/wit…

My latest for Psyche Magazine exploring the topics of home, where we live and how it makes us who we are. Give it a read?

The divided self: does where I live make me who I am? – psyche.co/ideas/the-divi…

#Longread #Weekendreading #Reading

i've got a new poem in The Oxonian Review. it's called 'To Whom It May Delight' and it's about flowers, death, the mind, the nose, emails, beauty, living, art making, and flowers.

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People who dismiss the value of fiction-reading baffle me. You’re discovering truths about being human, developing empathy and critical thinking, and you’re doing it while engaged in what is probably the most purely enjoyable thing anyone can do.

This was the most wonderful collective space to learn from this morning! Thanks to Sinduja Raja Marie Berry Julia Zulver Itziar Mujika Chao Sheema Katrina Leclerc (she/elle/ella) Yash for generous reflections #ISA2024

Can't wait for this panel #ISA2024
See you there in a bit!

Today I plan to discuss my disdain for academics who theorized right through a genocide - please join ✨

Next extra incentive Saturday morning to come hear us discuss academia and activism? Come get this postcard I illustrated!

Sinduja Raja, Marie Berry, Julia Zulver, Itziar Mujika Chao, Sheema , Katrina Leclerc (she/elle/ella), Yash.

ISA #ISA2024

At 10:30am, I’m joining some wonderful academics (Sheila Nair, Lena Tan, SHWETA SINGH, Monika Barthwal-Datta) to discuss vulnerability in the academy. Come share your thoughts with us too!

#ISA2024 ISA