Graduate students can also apply! Please share widely.

Academia, particularly the most competitive parts of academia, are built on the assumption that "serious" academics have no family obligations or will be willing and able to sacrifice them for the good of their work. That assumption is bad for academics and bad for academia, too.

📢JOBS! Want a gig in the heart of London? Come join King's Geography! We're hiring a mix of permanent posts (Lecturer in Geog & Social Justice, that's Asst. Prof in the USA/Canada) & fixed-term posts in urban geography and physical geog/climate change. Closing date May 18 ⬅️

Abandoning or demolishing existing infrastructure to build shiny new things is an unaddressed type of infrastructure inequity. This issue exists well beyond the Science Centre/Ontario Place debacle. Here’s a short 🧵of common examples of this type of infrastructure inequity:

That’s why I put a photo of my grandmother on the cover of Beast Meridian, and throughout the book. Fuck poetry rules and gatekeepers and tastemakers and self-deputized authorities.

A fully funded workshop for young scholars working on migration & borderlands in #NortheastIndia and beyond #CentreforRegionalStudies, #UniversityofHyderabad Ritapriya Nandy

Register for our upcoming event with Rachelle Chadwick titled: 'What Would Birth be Like in a Feminist World?' (this event will be hybrid!) eventbrite.com/e/what-would-b…

As a collective of Latinx junior faculty and graduate students, we are outraged by the department of Geography at Dartmouth College’s denial of tenure to its only woman of color faculty member, Dr. Patricia (tish) Lopez tisha lopez

I’ll happily make it mine too.

I’m sharing this because Princeton University’s refusal to accommodate a pregnant scholar should be a red flag to the academic community, which strives to empower women in academia. Far from it, they have effectively disabled me from taking this fellowship precisely because I’m pregnant.

Here is our story. Please read & share. Migration management is a major policy challenge, but violating the law, brutalizing people & radicalizing your authorities & your voters cannot be the answer. It's time for the EU to demand accountability. nytimes.com/2023/05/19/wor… /ENDS

Never forget, a 13-year study found that protected bike-lanes led to a drastic decline in fatalities for all road users. ALL ROAD USERS. And painted bike-lanes? No safety improvement at all. For sharrows, it’s safer to NOT have them. Via Streetsblog USA usa.streetsblog.org/2019/05/29/pro…

“Only others save us, / even though solitude tastes like / opium.” - Adam Zagajewski, translated by Clare Cavanagh

This is so well put. British Museum really showing its playbook of erasure and co-opting in its treatment of Yilin @ The Lantern and the Night Moths is OUT NOW

Huge sigh of relief and feeling over the moon that Olivia Chow is our next mayor!! Love her mandate for a caring city! #Toronto at its best ❤️

If you're British and understand the kind of damage our institutions continue to do around the world, what they've stolen and what they continue to steal, here's our chance to put a small part of that a bit less wrong: crowdjustice.com/case/british-m…

Issue 1 of 2024 on "Desirable Futures" is out, and mostly Open Access! As the editors' Intro states, the issue "offers a window into capacious desires & futurities, showing how to rethink relations of labor, land & life for just & desirable futures." journals.sagepub.com/toc/epda/42/1

Check out this Special Issue - it's such a wonderful and inspiring series to be apart of!

This Special Issue on letters is magical. Please check it out!

I wrote a letter to my newborn about times of despair and hope. It is a reflection on intergenerational relationships, place and being called home acme-journal.org/index.php/acme…