Hvad brugte du sidst du havde menstruation?
Bind? Tamponer? Menstruationskop? Menstruationstrusser? Noget femte? Det håber jeg at du vil svare på i mit spørgeskema survey-xact.dk/LinkCollector… som undersøger hvilke menstruationsprodukter folk bruger i dag 🩸
@dbm_samf @CCCsdu
Tour de toilet på @SyddanskUni med tapedispenseren under armen i anledning af at jeg søger folk, som vil dele et billede af deres menstruationsblod med mig🩸
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@CCCsdu @dbm_samf
Just got the keys for my office for the next two weeks here @LiuTema at Linköping University, where I am excited to share my research with the Tema Genus group and to continue the more-than-human discussions Ericka Johnson and I started last Monday. 🩸
Final day of #SMCR23 and I’m knitting away! Got inspired by talks by my Nordic colleagues @CRostvik and Matleena Frisk to knit a pad along lines of how Norwegians and Finns did it historically. @MenstruationOrg
The @MenstruationOrg #SMCR23 red moon HOWL! 🔥🫶🏻
Amazing ‘Drawing blood’ workshop this afternoon at #SMCR23 with @MenstruationOrg 🩸
I’m reading-writing about new materialist methods these days, appreciating the synergy between this advertisement-art-exercise and @rcecoleman work on worlding with glitter ✨
It was great to share my material perspectives on menstruation with the @MenstruationOrg today at #SMCR23 🔥 and not least to dig into my ethnographic material and show how menstrual materialities form new grounds for understanding periods and bodies 🩸
@dbm_samf @CCCsdu
Signe Banke retweeted
@SigneBanke gave a great talk on menstrual materialities at #SMCR23 @MenstruationOrg How we collect blood impacts on or subjective experience of menstruation. Great use of theory in an accessible manner
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Great talk by Mia Sondergaard on talking about gynaecological issues in the consulting room - doing a good physical examination is as important as talking about intimate matters #SMCR23 @MenstruationOrg
This pack of tissues by @periodsupplies reminds me of the @uk_unsanitary campaign some years back, beautifully reminding us how not having a period product is also material.
#SMCR2023 @MenstruationOrg
Talking about the (vibrant) materiality of menstrual products, we must not forget what the materiality of not having a product at hand looks and feels like, sticking toilet paper (many do so!) or as @uk_unsanitary points to - newspaper in your underwear. Unpleasantly vibrant.
A @MenstruationOrg highlight to me was (no surprise) the material culture panel @MenstruationOrg with Harry Finley, @CRostvik @SharraVostral & @MsMenstruation 🩸
Here, Finley notes the ‘confessional’ effects of the Museum of Menstruation on visitors, saying it was the best thing.
I call it ‘confessional’ effects because I experience how a special space emerges when I present my area of research. Any @MenstruationOrg people experiencing this too, and who perhaps have done research into this?
@SharraVostral @CRostvik @MsMenstruation
Excited for the second day of the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research conference here in Washington DC area🩸
I’ll present my paper on menstrual materialities with empirical examples from my ethnographic fieldwork tomorrow
@MenstruationOrg #SMCR2023 #menstruationmatters
Never not documenting period product aisles🛒
While the selection in this smaller supermarket next to #nordicsts2023 isn’t overwhelming the placement is a first: right above the cat food and next to the party supplies 🎉 Not sure what that says about period products as a category
A little ironing before #nordicsts2023
I’ll be handing out ‘bloody’ sensing bags at my talk, discussing posthuman methods and what possibilities of access may arise from treating materials as research companions 🩸
@dbm_samf @CCCsdu @TIK_senteret
My paper is part of the panel on ‘Technoscientific entanglements of reproduction’ with @MsMenstruation and @CleeveHelena tomorrow Wednesday #nordicsts2023, parallel session 2 at 14:00. So if you’re in the market for some🩸new materialist methods please join us!
My abstract 👇🏻
The most poetic & joyous ending to #MRN2023 by the sea last Friday: @jay_critchley performing as ‘Miss Tampon Liberty’ singing and the lovely @menstruationRN chanting to the click-clicking tampon applicators, re-connecting to the sand, stones and sea of St. Andrews 🌊
On my way ✈️ to @univofstandrews reading what I have in store tomorrow at the @menstruationRN conference with the greatest pleasure!
#MRN2023 abstracts and bios 👉🏻
menstruationresearchnetwork.…
I’ll be presenting what I mean by ‘menstrual materialities’ and why they matter for menstrual experiences and bodily understandings based on early findings from my ongoing ethnographic fieldwork🩸#MRN2023 @menstruationRN @CCCsdu @dbm_samf
