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Artist geographer. Posting mainly drawing, critical geography, queer-trans ecologies, environmental and social justice. Also fungi and hiking pics
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Now every day is trans day of visibility

Subscriptions to our mailing list have rocketed in the last few weeks, so just a reminder that if you want to keep up with what we're doing, you can sign up here. #UCU ucucommons.substack.com/p/coming-soon

The theme of our CfP is - painfully - gaining in further relevance as the Trump-Thiel-Musk triad deepens its AI-inflected authoritarian tendencies. Deadline for abstract submission is this Friday.

Five days remaining to submit your abstract for the Speculative Ecologies session at this year’s Annual Conference of the RGS-IBG

One week left to submit your abstracts!

To realise how many of the social initiatives mentioned in this book have faltered or folded since time of writing is distressing. This only drives home more forcefully how important the book’s message is in hostile times. Radical Intimacy, Sophie K Rosa, 2023 @plutopress.bsky.social

Yesterday was an interesting 1st day of UNISON’s Women’s Conference. The anti-trans protesters came. And left pretty soon afterwards. Then in conference, women members voted unopposed to support trans inclusion, reinforcing their commitment to embracing trans women. UNISON Women say no to hate! 🏳️‍⚧️

I've voted for @matildaf.bsky.social for LGBT+ rep, and this is a great post on how she'll bring her knowledge and experience of casualisation to the role.

Corporations celebrating pride, institutions adding pronouns to signatures, diversity statements on job applications: these things didn’t ever feel particularly liberating. But institutions and corporations rushing to remove them feels a lot worse than if they hadn’t been there in the first place 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

Just had a swift, efficient hospital appointment, which as normal cost nothing at all outside of public transport to get there. For all the waiting times and strain, thanks to massive underfunding and abusive management practices, I remain deeply grateful for our NHS.

Awful to hear about Israel's persecution of Palestinian booksellers - at the wonderful Educational Bookshop, no less

Our Decolonial Queer and Trans Ecologies panel abstracts for the 2025 American Studies Association uses all the banned words. 🤩

Extended deadline Monday 24 February! CfP Geographies of Trans Creativity, RGS 2025, Birmingham, UK. This will be a dynamic, discussion-based session co-convened with the wonderful Ed Kiely and Ezgi Yılmaz @geogdurham.bsky.social

To all geographers around, prof. Cheryl McEwan @geogdurham.bsky.social and I are organising a session on Decolonial Geographies of Food for @rgsibg.bsky.social 2025, sponsored by the @foodgeog.bsky.social Research Group. Here’s the CfP, send us your abstracts by 21 February & spread it around!

The De/Anticolonial thematic group @geogdurham.bsky.social invites you to a Film Screening & Panel Discussion 👇 with discussants Dr. Aya Nassar, Dr. Silvia Hassouna and Dr. Diego Astorga. The event will be held on Tuesday 18 February, 16:15pm in the Confluence Building room (Durham Uni) room CB0008

Abstracts are already coming in for this exciting collaborative session on Speculative Ecologies, with Silvia Hassouna at RGS-IBG 2025, Birmingham, UK - looking forward to reading yours!

📢 Call for abstracts! 'Creating Carceral Atmospheres: Affect, Embodiment and Enclosure' at the RGS-IBG AC2025. Please get in touch with any abstracts or questions! 😄 @rgsibg.bsky.social

My contribution is here: read.dukeupress.edu/tsq/article/.... If you’re reading this on a phone, make sure to click the 📊 button to display the visual component!

Excited to see this is out - and with an expanded online edition alongside! Congratulations and thank you @erindurban.bsky.social and team for all the work that went into it

We are once again inundated with inquiries for freelance transcription work and have had maybe a handful of new inquiries this whole month AND I am sick with toddler induced lurgy combined with graduation job market flare up so pls if you know any PIs or research managers, tell them about us?

an important report on precarity in UK geography departments: “Whilst we cannot take full responsibility for the endemic structural problems within UK Higher Education, nor can we cede responsibility for caring about our colleagues.” blog.geographydirections.com/2025/01/13/r... @rgsibg.bsky.social

Rookhope, Upper Weardale

I don't know how many times I have to explain that it's not about pronouns (tho you should just call ppl what they want to be called). It is about the right to public existence, the benefits of the commons, gender affirming healthcare, and freedom from violence

I’ve just withdrawn from my panel at the OLF. Joyce is an absolutely chilling character: on record as saying that ‘every one of those [trans] people is a huge problem to a sane world'

Tucked into the Cass Report, deep in the appendices, you'll find that they reviewed thousands of patient records and found no one who'd been harmed by puberty blockers and fewer than 10 detransitions.

Poison Ivy, radical conservationist.

We are pleased to announce the launch of a series of precarity awareness posters based on the findings from the survey. Free to download and print - please circulate online and put them up in your departments. Thanks to @zjayres for the design! www.statesofprecarity.co.uk/resources

Hey #AcademicSky #PhDchat in the #SocialSciences #Geography #Urban: What are your favorite texts, chapters, papers, guides on doing Literature Reviews? I'm putting together a starter pack for PhD students, so all contributions are welcome. Promise to share here afterwards. Thank you in advance!

It's been an honour to work on this project. Please do check out the posters.

This is awful! One of the plans is to divert water from the protected River Mease to the unprotected River Trent. The Trent has seen significant ecological recovery in the past fifty years, after once being one of the most polluted rivers in the UK. It would be terrible to lose this.