Feeling buzzed & inspired from a 🎯set of talks at sancopuk today. Many thanks for the Northern hospitality & especially to the ECRs (like Ruth Sylvester & many others) leading the way on #WaSH insecurity in the UK - I learned so much! Future’s in good hands w/y’all.

Book launch and panel discussion of #Water : A Critical Introduction with our friends at IHE-Delft on June 1. Details below. Super excited to see IHE folks since my last visit in Feb 2020! (right before you-know-what 😅)

We wrote a paper on the DeutscheBahn from Berlin. Key words: hair twirling, capitalism, emergency chocolate, weißbier &⚡️ strikes in the DB waiting room. Truth is, we’ve been writing this paper since 2020 but sometimes on the 100th try it tunes true. Next stop: Rotterdam .

It’s one thing to write a book. It’s another when a student dumps extra stuff just to make sure the book fits in her suitcase home to the Phillipines 🥹💕 Thanks 4 the high praise Jennifer 🥰 Thanks Amitangshu| অমিতাংশু। @jenny_vienna IHE Delft 💧 Institute for Water Education for hosting at our book launch & panel!

Really powerful lecture by Katie Meehan on racial divisions of nature: "water debt burdens are the newfangled prison" of the carceral state. @Pol_Geog_Jl Plenary with Kevin Grove, followed by an excellent group of discussants

We made the bubbles dance. Thanks to all who showed up to my Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) plenary on carcerality, social reproduction & water shutoffs. @Pol_Geog_Jl & Kevin Grove took a chance on me - 🙏. Lkng forward to seeing this in print w/comments by @SarahEKnuth @AlexDeCoss Nate Millington ✨

We know that water sharing is a major way that households cope with inadequate water globally. But can water sharing help advance household water security? We address this in our new paper out today in IOP Environment. Hint: It depends on norms iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108…