I'm six months in to post-academic career and I get to hire someone! Flexible + varied role for someone who loves research, is interested in social and policy issues + can work well in small teams. theinsightcentre.com.au/work…
Researching transnationally mobile young people during the pandemic was one of the most interesting projects I've ever done. A lovely summary of some of our findings is in @TheSocReview this month.
A new article ‘Upwardly mobile: How travel became more than just a way to broaden the mind’ by our Chief Investigators Anita Harris, @ShaKRobertson & Loretta Baldassar in the youth-themed April issue of @TheSocReview Magazine. #TSRYouth
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This new edited collection features some true rising stars of migration studies who worked on these chapters during absolute pandemic madness. I'm really proud I got to work with them @leahmouse @CatFStevens @Rosielea13 @NickOsbaldiston @TASA_MEM
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here's the actual link 🤦♀️routledge.com/Rethinking-Pri…
So some news! After 13 years, I Quit Academia & I'm headed to a research role in the private sector. I might not be Tweeting as much but you can still DM me here or find me on LinkedIn. Very much 💖 to all my higher ed colleagues + mates near + far - you've been incredible.
We are hosting the incredible @MichPeterie as our seminar speaker + @drsalclark as discussant tomorrow. Michelle's work on the strategic harm on the loved ones of people in detention is critical, must-read stuff for migration + border studies. Pls join us! @TASA_MEM
In our next Seminar on 18 Nov at 11:30am, Dr Michelle Peterie, will present on ‘Harm by Design: The Collateral Impacts of Immigration Detention in Australia’. The seminar will be held via Zoom.
For full details & how to register, visit: bit.ly/2yV1mqW
Great PhD opportunity here!
Ph.D. scholarship alert!
Keen to study place-making, cultures & communities, food, heritage, transport, festivals & more in #Parramatta?
@westsyduics' scholarship in Anthropology, Heritage Studies, Sociology, Cultural Studies.
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Sydney cyclists are meant to be the natural enemy of Sydney runners but all exceptions made for @DallasRogers101 + his beautiful origin story in @SydReviewBooks on finding urban geography via Western Sydney, cycling, Country + his dad.
A personal essay from me about why I love cycling. A story about how I became an urban geographer; how cycling nurtured my interest in people & place, cities & landscape, society & Country. But most importantly it's a story about my dad, Rocket Rod.
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ICYMI: On #LostandFound, get to know the vast urban expanse that is Western Sydney, a hyper diverse area all nestled on Darug and Tharawal country.
With @birdpham, @ShaKRobertson, @crocha2, @paul_kelaita & Abby Mellick Lopes.
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It's been a tough fight for #TeamBrushTurkey. No matter the outcome I am proud of us all, we have come so far, and the Brush Turkey will always be the #BirdoftheYear in our hearts.
Bird of the year 2021: tense wait as Australia prepares to learn winner of #BirdOfTheYear poll – live theguardian.com/environment/…
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The brush turkey is lagging on votes and it's upsetting. Don't be basic and vote for tawny frogmouths + fairy wrens. One more day to get behind the true underdog, the brush turkey. theguardian.com/environment/…
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The money can be used to compensate for lost wages, childcare costs, and other expenses to allow you to attend - plus complimentary registration!
Applications close NEXT WEEK (13 Oct) so apply asap!
Don't forget to apply for our special bursary - up to $400 per person - to attend the @AustSoc thematic week next month!
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Deadline for abstracts extended to the 7th of October! Please consider contributing to the upcoming symposium regarding migrant civic practice in times of crisis. Borders & Diversity Program @westsyduics @ShaKRobertson @sukhmani_sees @TASA_MEM @MigrationMonash @MSEI_UniMelb PlsRT
Call for papers for an upcoming symposium discussing migrant civic practice in times of crisis. Exciting stuff!! Pls RT
@TASA_MEM @CONREP_EU @AustSoc @MigrationMonash @MIGHCommission @HASSUQ @cercmigration @westsyduics @HumanitiesAU @HHSSUnimelb @ShaKRobertson @sukhmani_sees
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To have any success in reducing DFV in Australia, we must imbed into our national plan specialised multicultural and services, free access to interpreters, and emergency support for women on temporary visas. bit.ly/2Y0A6DY
A CfP from the Borders & Diversity Program @westsyduics on migrant civic practice in times of crisis. Please consider submitting!
Call for papers for an upcoming symposium discussing migrant civic practice in times of crisis. Exciting stuff!! Pls RT
@TASA_MEM @CONREP_EU @AustSoc @MigrationMonash @MIGHCommission @HASSUQ @cercmigration @westsyduics @HumanitiesAU @HHSSUnimelb @ShaKRobertson @sukhmani_sees
Rad book club chat w/ @DallasRogers101 from @CityRoadPod for @FestUrbanism which hits my beautiful city of Sydney today. The pod series is all about books, cities + urban life: literary fiction, speculative fiction, historical fiction + academic cityroadpod.org/2021/08/21/r…
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Co-authored by ICS's @ShaKRobertson and @SSI_tweets, Foundation for Belonging 2021 is the second of the research series that explores new refugees' sense of belonging and civic participation in Australia. bit.ly/3l4oVlK
It was an enormous pleasure to help launch the @SSI Foundations of Belonging Report today with @ACOSS + to share insights into experiences of welcome and belonging for newly arrived refugees. Especially to discuss with + learn from Alison Larkin + @ShabnamSafa.
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Come and work with me at @Sydney_Uni doing ethnography of migrant work in Sydney. 3-year PhD scholarship available. Apply here: sydney.edu.au/scholarships/b…
Using social science thinking + evidence is critical to just about every challenge we are facing RN! Join Australia's most awesome social scientists for a stellar line up of events (many virtual and free!) for Social Sciences Week this week #SSW2021
The Social Sciences are key to understanding humanity, society and the institutions which govern our daily lives. From 6th - 12th September 2021, Social Sciences Week will present over 60 events from Australia’s leading experts. Plan your #SSW2021 now: socialsciences.org.au/social…



















