Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
Bulldozers could soon tear through this area of natural beauty to make way for the Norwich Western Link road.
We need more of this biodiversity, not less.
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
TAKE ACTION and OBJECT to the Norwich Western Link in the planning consultation by using this easy eAction from @NorfolkWT
It will only take minutes.
If you care about nature please take a moment to do this.
norfolkwt.uk/NWL-Action
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
At the very least Rachel Reeves’ spending review should mean that the Norwich Western Link won’t receive any further funding commitments and still might get axed in its entirety.
Be heard! Make sure you get your objections into the planning consultation! norfolkwt.uk/NWL-Action
Larry, asking the right questions!
Replying to @Nigel_Farage
UK voters were asked whether they wanted to change our parliamentary election system in a 2011 referendum and overwhelmingly opted to stick with first-past-the-post; are you suggesting we should ask again in case they've changed their minds?
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Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
Newcastle Uni students are now 50 days into their protest against the war in Gaza. Give them a retweet
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
Crucial journalism by the BBC here. But thanks to a protracted dehumanisation campaign, 'migrant' is now a term that describes a non-person. Hence this story won't generate the empathy or fury it should. In fact, a cow being hit by a police car will generate more concern.
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
The hounding of Arundhati Roy is absolutely unconscionable. She is a great writer and has a right to her opinion. There needs to be an international outcry about the case that has been brought against her for something she said a decade ago.
Sharing this piece I wrote in October. I really, really hope the international backlash to such a hounding of someone so cherished and celebrated like Arundhati Roy makes the Modi regime walk back.
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
I passed my PhD viva with VERY minor corrections.
It was a great experience discussing my thesis with Prof Rajani Naidoo and Dr Elvis Imafidon.
Thanks, Esther for chairing the viva; Yann and Anna for your support on this journey.
It's now official!
Dr Abass Bolaji Isiaka – at Norwich, England
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
Inspired by the strategies of Black feminist science and Afrofuturism for visioning alternative worlds, and examining her own research with young people, @EPriyadharshin provides a methodological scaffold to guide empirical speculative research tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… 5/?
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
The double special issue of @AFSJournal, Creating Feminist Futures: Methodologies for New Times edited by @katjungnickel and me, is really coming together! At this moment of multiple crises, it asks how feminist methodologies can make ethically and politically just futures 🧵 1/?
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
Happy #InternationalWomenDay :) And remember 👇
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted

ALT A black and white lino print with reverse text on black that says "Citation is feminist memory, it is how we leave a trail of where we have been & who helped us along the way" a quote by Sara Ahmed. A tiny footnote at the side of the artwork "Printed and carved on Temuan land". This is an artwork by Ezrena Marwan.
Read women.
Cite women.
Credit women.
Teach women.
Publish women.
Present women.
Acknowledge women.
Award women.
Amplify women.
Hire women.
Support women.
Promote women.
Hear women.
Believe women.
Follow women.
Pay women.
Pay women.
Pay women.
#IWD2023
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
The right for a child (or adult) to use the toilet in dignity is a hill I’ll die on. If monitoring natural human behaviour is about time-saving, surveillance, or the monitoring of a perceived-to-be ‘unruly’ teenage body, there is something ethically wrong.
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
Really looking forward to hearing about Stephen Black's new book, based on many years of ethnographic research on adult literacy. Don't miss this webinar, all welcome! @UKFIET @BALID_literacy @Bdu_UNESCOChair @UrbanThito @KamalRajDevkot1 @ustrcssed @empcommunities @UIL @UNESCOUK
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
How can you vote against a ceasefire?
How can you vote against a ceasefire?
How can you vote against a ceasefire?
How can you vote against a ceasefire?
How can you vote against a ceasefire?
Esther Priyadharshini retweeted
Who deserves care? Who is deemed worthy of having a family to care for and be cared by? This is giving colonial vibes. Disgusting.




























