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Very happy to have contributed a chapter to this forthcoming handbook, on Employers and Migration, with CERIC and Labour Mobility In Transition | LIMITS colleagues. Look forward to reading the book

1/ Urgent mutual aid for a sex worker in need! A sex worker in our community who is deeply loved and has been dealing with life-threatening health issues, whom we are very grateful is still alive, is in need of our immediate support. Please share this.

Are you a PhD student/postgraduate researcher in the area of work & employment? This is genuinely the most positive and enjoyable conference you could join this year, I highly recommend it!

An example of this in mining: Fatigue detection systems that monitor your eye movements so that they can detect if you are falling asleep and make your seat buzz. Absolute torture but sold as tech for health and safety

I can't wait to join this event and read this essential report!

40 years on, solidarity is as strong as ever with Lesbians and Gays Support the Migrants in the Electric Ballroom - what an inspiring night

We are hosting a seminar with Prof Jo McBride on Weds 19th June. Join us in person or online. business.leeds.ac.uk/research-ceric…

In chronological order, my first talk is at 11:30 on June 27th, talking about my experience of mediating between de-platformed users and platforms - aka what I was doing during last year’s Global Digital Cultures as Meta deleted swathes of accounts from the London kink & SW community overnight.

Next up, I’m on a roundtable on SW research methods on June 28th at 9:30 with the amazing hanne stegeman Dr Lilith Brouwers and Cllr Max Morris 💪🏼 can’t wait to join this dream team!

And last but not least, at 2pm on June 28th I will be joining my academic soulmate Tom Divon | توم ديفون | תום דיבון as we present findings on gaslighting as a platform comms strategy from the paper we co-wrote with Pam Briggs for the first time. Bring it on 💪🏼

A must-read for everyone in UK HE who reflects on and wants to understand more about how our students live their lives. (Warning - also heart-breaking in places).

Being part of this panel at #GDC_UVA24 was a dream - four people whose research I admire and could talk to about methodology and research ethics for hours!

And here I am failing to tag my academic besties 🫣 Our chair was the brilliant hanne stegeman, best dressed academic goes to Dr Carolina Are 💃🏻 bloggeronpole, and I'm so thankful that Cllr Max Morris could join us online and share so many insights. Next year we do a 4hr panel?

had the absolute best time on this considerate, caring and reflexive panel on methodologies in research related to sw could discuss institutional barriers, the difficulty of labeling and joy of trust building with Dr Lilith Brouwers Cllr Max Morris Dr Carolina Are 💃🏻 bloggeronpole forever 💕💖

SW researcher roundtable from this morn, chaired by the brill hanne stegeman with the iconic Dr Lilith Brouwers & Cllr Max Morris. We could have talked forever, but I learnt so much about paying anonymous participants, labelling & being mindful of culture in method design 💗 #GDC_UVA24

This! Yes, research into sw is overly scrutinised by ethics committees for the wrong reasons / based on incorrect assumptions. Simultaneously, this shows we should be able to be just as careful and intentional with all our research design and participants - they deserve it

A Leeds student who’s done vital Palestine solidarity work needs urgent help due to rising far-right violence affecting his family's livelihood. Please donate and/or share to help cover their living costs. Any contribution welcome. gofund.me/2eb87650

I'm excited to join this team and this brilliant project! If you know women under 30 working in the fields of Health & Social Care, in Fashion & Beauty, or in Education & Youth Work: please put me in touch with them. I'm looking forward to these interviews

I cannot wait for: 1) this incredible zine 2) this bookshop to open, and 3) this brilliant event!

We will be presenting two papers from the project next week in Belfast. Looking forward to seeing lots of youth studies folk and hearing about some great research.