The most poetic & joyous ending to #MRN2023 by the sea last Friday: Jay Critchley performing as ‘Miss Tampon Liberty’ singing and the lovely Menstruation Research Network chanting to the click-clicking tampon applicators, re-connecting to the sand, stones and sea of St. Andrews 🌊

Never not documenting period product aisles🛒 While the selection in this smaller supermarket next to #nordicsts2023 isn’t overwhelming the placement is a first: right above the cat food and next to the party supplies 🎉 Not sure what that says about period products as a category

Excited for the second day of the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research conference here in Washington DC area🩸 I’ll present my paper on menstrual materialities with empirical examples from my ethnographic fieldwork tomorrow SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research #SMCR2023 #menstruationmatters

This pack of tissues by Alliance for Period Supplies reminds me of the UNsanitarypads campaign some years back, beautifully reminding us how not having a period product is also material. #SMCR2023 SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research

Great talk by Mia Sondergaard on talking about gynaecological issues in the consulting room - doing a good physical examination is as important as talking about intimate matters #SMCR23 SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research

Signe Banke gave a great talk on menstrual materialities at #SMCR23 SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research How we collect blood impacts on or subjective experience of menstruation. Great use of theory in an accessible manner

It was great to share my material perspectives on menstruation with the SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research today at #SMCR23 🔥 and not least to dig into my ethnographic material and show how menstrual materialities form new grounds for understanding periods and bodies 🩸 Department of Business & Management Consumption, Culture & Commerce

Amazing ‘Drawing blood’ workshop this afternoon at #SMCR23 with SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research 🩸 I’m reading-writing about new materialist methods these days, appreciating the synergy between this advertisement-art-exercise and Rebecca Coleman work on worlding with glitter ✨

The SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research #SMCR23 red moon HOWL! 🔥🫶🏻

Final day of #SMCR23 and I’m knitting away! Got inspired by talks by my Nordic colleagues @CRostvik and Matleena Frisk to knit a pad along lines of how Norwegians and Finns did it historically. SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research

Thinking and Experimenting with @britwinthereik marisol de la cadena and awesome PhD-students DTU Experimenting with #ethnography : Making Time-Space for Analysis #STS #multimodal #anthropology 🔥 #not_only #presence #aesthetics

One week since my mid-term evaluation🩸A huge thanks to Ericka Johnson and Julie Emontspool for assessing my thesis in becoming. I am left smiling, encouraged and with a clear sense of what is next for me - don’t think you can ask for more of a seminar🔥 Consumption, Culture & Commerce Department of Business & Management

Just got the keys for my office for the next two weeks here @LiuTema at Linköping University, where I am excited to share my research with the Tema Genus group and to continue the more-than-human discussions Ericka Johnson and I started last Monday. 🩸

Tour de toilet på Syddansk Universitet med tapedispenseren under armen i anledning af at jeg søger folk, som vil dele et billede af deres menstruationsblod med mig🩸 Selv nysgerrig? Hop over på Instagram og læs mere instagram.com/forskersigne?i… Consumption, Culture & Commerce Department of Business & Management