Curator + Writer / Researcher + Lecturer
Joined April 2014
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In this organisation, women's median hourly pay is 21.8% lower than men's. The pay gap is 3.5 percentage points smaller than the previous year.
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📢We're recruiting!📢Our 40-day Curatorial Traineeships at museums across England are designed for D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people with a passion for museums. Click here to find out more: screensouth.org/events/cfc-c…
ALT Museum exhibitions with portrait and sculpture of man with eye covering
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🚨 LAST CHANCE JOB ALERT 🚨
Social Media Manager @MuseumofLondon. £35K. Don't need a degree or experience of working in museums - just brilliant ideas, ability to create amazing social content & campaigns, & love everything London. Deadline Fri. Pls share bit.ly/3wRkGip
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What an extraordinary and moving performance. Solidarity with all musicians. I regularly ask large groups of students the question, “how many of you would be happy to live without music?” The horror on their faces says it all. Music is not an optional extra.
#freelancers - they are your teachers, the musicians you hear on soundtracks, they are on stage with your favourite orchestras & bands & performing in the pits of your favourite shows. They make your events.They are visible & they are viable. #letmusiclive
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African Fashion stereotypes need to be challenged. A new online course convened by Dr Erica de Greef and dr heeten bhagat offers opportunity to provoke, play and confront these. We invite 10 critical thinkers to join us. For details contact: ericadegreef@gmail.com
ALT Patterned logo of African Fashion online course
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"Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you." #RuthBaderGinsburg .Rest in power.
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The Sartorial Society Series is a new digital seminar on innovative research in the historical study of dress, fashion, and bodily adornment. Each season of the series will consist of 6 online seminars- more details at:
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New paper on autobiographical memories of museum visits, from @hutch_rach @AlisonFEardley and myself tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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📻 NEW DOC: This Thursday (11:30am) on @BBCRadio4, @garyyounge looks at the influence of the Black Lives Matter movement within UK museum spaces
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000lyy…
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check out this call to fund artists @JoinTheSeason_ calling all Black, Asian & minority ethnic/POC, refugee, deaf, disabled, neurodivergent, working class and/or LGBTQI+ to make participatory work about climate or the environment: seasonforchange.org.uk/commo…
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* Deadline extended * for this studentship for Black, British Asian, minority ethnic and refugee students for MA #Curating #Collections and #Heritage students
@uniofbrighton Deadline July 10th
Fee waiver and mentor support available Please share
brighton.ac.uk/studying-here…
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“Man comes out of a single parent home, educates himself and rises up and becomes the President of the United States, and you ask him for his birth certificate, because you can’t take your knee off our neck.”
Al Sharpton delivers the eulogy at the memorial for George Floyd.
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Silence is an act of violence. If organisations cannot publicly declare that #BlackLivesMatter, they are complicit. Each have a responsibility to the Black community who visit, who are employed and whose culture is on display in these buildings. Now is the time to be anti-racist.
Nine out of 10 people found to be biased against women theguardian.com/global-devel…
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Suffragettes and the craft of protest - join @AMoloney_ Harriet Brown and @Susanna_Cordner for @ResearchUAL season @LCFLondon 12.30pm, 11 Feb. For details of how to book: events.arts.ac.uk/event/2020…
