Not sure when exactly, but I believe we will be closing signatures in the next few days in order to deliver the list to the administration. Now is a great time to sign and text your colleagues to sign!

‘Forgetting presupposes something once known, but the general 'we' who have 'forgotten' these women are also the 'we' who were not taught them in the first place.’ Sophie Smith, brilliant, on women in philosophy and intellectual history for the London Review of Books: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

Quain Lectures in Jurisprudence 2023/24 series (13-17 May 2024): Three lectures by Prof. Amia Srinivasan (All Souls College, Oxford), followed by a Commentators' Seminar - The Contingent World. Join us by registering below! | UCL Faculty of Laws - ucl.ac.uk/laws/events/20…

Glad that with this letter, signed by Adam Tooze Amia Srinivasan zeithistoriker Nancy Fraser and Chandra Talpade Mohanty, amongst others, we've given a clear response to Habermas's intervention on Israel-Gaza
theguardian.com/world/2023/nov…

An open letter sent to Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, from scholars of political science, moral and political philosophy, history, geography, law and the Middle East: academicsongaza.wixsite.com/gazaopenletter

I'm so happy to be on this list, and in such excellent company – most of all the inimitable, and much missed, Jenny Diski.

'Theory was itself a form of practice, a collective project of naming and meaning-making with liberatory potential.' On bell hooks, by Sophie Smith: lrb.co.uk/blog/2021/dece…

Some photos of the sold-out event with sarah schulman & Amia Srinivasan last night Rothermere American Institute. Thank you to Queer Intersections Oxford for organising this great conversation. We were very pleased to host it!

We're looking forward to hosting this sold out event organised by Queer Intersections Oxford at 5pm - sarah schulman, author of Let the Record Show, in conversation with Amia Srinivasan. For those on the waitlist - we will notify you soon if you are able to attend! eventbrite.co.uk/e/sarah-schulm…

As a longtime lover of Blackwell's Oxford, and an admirer of their wonderful booksellers, this is very very nice news. Thank you Blackwell's!

Once, on an episode of The Dig, Wendy Brown said that Daniel Denvir is a wonderful reader, in both senses of the word. It's true, and a big part of why The Dig is my favourite podcast – and entirely why this was such a joy to record.