Gilbert Caluya retweeted
I covered Jan 6 as an investigative reporter back in 2021. Ever since, I’d wondered: After the Capitol riot, where does the militia movement go from here?
So I spent the last few months getting inside the turbulent, secretive world of one of the largest militias in the US...
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“Feminism and Palestine: Decolonisation Beyond Metaphor”.
Thursday 29th Feb, 2 PM GMT
A hybrid event in collaboration with Institute of Women’s Studies, Birzeit University and several centres and institutes in the UK
All welcome. Register here: tinyurl.com/czrpspbr

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Gilbert Caluya retweeted
CFP: 'Beyond the messy millennial woman: televising perfection, imperfection and resilience'. This special issue, edited by @_claireperkins and me, invites submissions that consider how imperfect women on TV function in different social, national and cultural contexts. Pls share!
Gilbert Caluya retweeted
Seriously? #NationalSocialistNetwork making their presence felt in #Ballarat. SMH.
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This is a statement from two of the people who wrote Florida's new education standards on slavery. In it they give several names of people to exemplify slaves who learned skills they applied later in life.
Let's go through the supposed truth of this list one by one.
Want the truth on Florida’s African American History Standards? See statement below from experts who crafted them.
“Any attempt to reduce slaves to just victims of oppression fails to recognize their strength, courage and resiliency during a difficult time in American history.”
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This list is supposedly of enslaved people who "developed ... trades from which they benefitted" but nearly all of these people were either never enslaved, or never held the jobs described on the list.
Some examples:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ned_Cobb
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_How…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_For…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_W…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betty_Was…
Here is a summary of the errors on the list:
twitter.com/etotheipie/sta…
Gilbert Caluya retweeted
Calling on recently completed PhD researchers whose work touches on the interdisciplinary field of Australian Studies - the 2024 Lyndal Ryan Thesis Prize is now open! Spread the word and/or apply. @IntlAusStudies @aus_journal
inasa.org/home/lyndall-ryan-…
Gilbert Caluya retweeted
Um, hey @britishmuseum, it's come to my attention that your exhibit "China's hidden century" uses my translations of Qiu Jin's poetry, but you never contacted me for permission. Please note this is a copyright infringement! How are you going to fix this?? #NameTheTranslator
If this is true, it is outrageous that the Chair of the Council of the Australian War Memorial is not only unconcerned whether people are war criminals but also that neither his assessment of their character nor his support for such a person would change. Astonishing.
Last grab from my book. I asked Dr Brendan Nelson, who appeared as a character witness for Roberts-Smith about the possibility of today's verdict.
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CfP: Feminist imaginaries for boys and boyhoods. What kinds of feminist futures might be imagined through the study of boys and boyhoods? Submit abstracts to boysresearch.org/ for a planned special issue of @AFSJournal. Due 2 June, details 📷: @cadriscoll @LiamDGrealy
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These are some of the university workers who spoke to me about what it’s like to work in a sector with extraordinary levels of job insecurity and wage theft. Hard thing to speak out with so little job security theage.com.au/business/workp…
Lecturer in Theatre Studies (FT, continuing), University of Melbourne
due 11 April
"specialising in popular and/or contemporary theatre and performance". Also encourage "Indigenous, culturally diverse, or socially engaged performance" specialisations
timeshighereducation.com/uni…
Lecturer in Digital Culture and Race (Education & Research), King's College London
Applications due 23-Apr-2023
jobs.kcl.ac.uk/gb/en/job/065…
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I can't even ... 😂🤣
This is a published paper sent to the International Journal of Advanced Computer Technology in response to spam. The author thought the editors would read and reject it, but they automatically accepted requesting a fee of $150, with an anonymous reviewer rating it as "excellent"
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JOB: Lecturer in Communication (Lvl B, FT, continuing)
University of South Australia
Applications due 10 April 2023
timeshighereducation.com/uni…
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Some good tools and tips here for researchers
Anonymous question
“How do you take notes of articles and keep track of all the notes for writing your PhD thesis?”
#PhDVoice @PostdocVoice
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Gilbert Caluya retweeted
Help save the precious resource that is Trove by signing this Federal Parliamentary petition: aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petit…
- it closes on 22 February 2023. Note – for your signature to count, you will also need to sign the confirmation email, received after signing. #savetrove
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Call for for EOIs for a special issue of @AFSjournal guest co-edited by @LisaFeatherst15 @jenny_maturi and Cassandra Byrnes.
Closing 31 January 2023
Details: bit.ly/3hKQ3YY
#consent #affirmativeconsent
Gilbert Caluya retweeted
A privilege to launch Series 4 of the Birthing and Justice podcast with this incredible duo who’ve thought so deeply about out of home care, intercultural adoption and transnational adoption. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to @indigowilling and @JacyntaKrakouer






























