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Check out the article "Schrödinger’s citizenship: framing perspectives for the resolution of statelessness" by Bronwen Manby statelessnessandcitizenshipreview.com/index.php/jour…

Thanks to UCC for inviting me to speak in Cork on September 12. Tickets here (in aid of Fáilte Cork, a Higher Education Community Sponsorship Group established to support incoming UCC students from a refugee background): eventbrite.ie/e/sally-hayden… x.com/jchurcher/stat…

The de facto authorities in #Afghanistan have enacted a law that bans women’s voices in public, among many other oppressive measures. These measures must be IMMEDIATELY reversed. We stand in unwavering solidarity with Afghan women & girls. Our statement: unwo.men/eXgv50T8TkM

🚨 Article Alert! 🚨"Windrush members' encounters with the 'hostile environment' and a deficit of citizenship: centering an agentive citizenship experience" by Lia Storey statelessnessandcitizenshipreview.com/index.php/jour…

Almost two-thirds of people, 64%, agree that Ireland should welcome people who move here to make a better life for themselves or their families, according to a new survey rte.ie/news/2024/0829…

Ireland's first Paralympian was Joan Horan. Diagnosed with a cyst on her spine, she endured six years lying on her stomach and was paralysed by 1953. In 1960 she competed in the inaugural #Paralympic games, winning gold in swimming and archery. dib.ie/biography/hora… #DIBLives

The Taliban forbids girls in Afghanistan from going to school past the age of 12.  At the same time, they send their own daughters to school abroad.  As with all fundamentalists, their rules only apply to others.  telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…

Gird up your loins for the sake of freedom and equality, the women's revolution is coming !!! تا آخرین نفس آزادی و برابری✌️🤍 ... #WomensRightsAreHumanRights #feminists #Taliban are Terrorist and they are against #humanity. #صدای_زن_عورت_نیست #NoToVirtueLaw

Any decolonial /comparative lit/ world lit scholars out there, a permanent lectureship now being advertised here at UCC! ucc.ie/en/future-huma…

Au revoir beautiful Amiens! Many thanks to WEMov COST Action for the opportunity to visit. Congratulations to all in the network, esp Prof Marie Ruiz, for creating a successful network, amazing scholars, impressive outreach and a real impact on migration studies in Europe and beyond.

Call for papers for the #child scholars. How do we learn about disaster? All disciplines welcome.

The advert for the Brigid's Worlds Conference (13-14 Sept, Brigid 1500) is out there on a screen in time for the conferrings at Maynooth University that will be starting tomorrow. Register here: brigid1500.ie/event/brigids-…

We invite you to listen to an episode of the Arqus Knowlege Pills podcast where Eglė Kačkutė, a literary scholar at Vilnius University, VU FLF, talks about how motherhood impact mothers’ lives: open.spotify.com/episode/5JBsOx… #motherhood #research #HorizonEU

There's one month to go to respond to the History and Archives in Practice 2025 CfP: 'Working with Memory: History, Storytelling & Practices of Remembrance'. We'd love to hear from you! Apply by 30 Sept 23:45 BST ➡️ Full CfP history.ac.uk/events/cfp-hap… Institute of Historical Research Royal Historical Society

Panel: Education, gender and migration Chair: @AneliseGregis Estivalet Deadline Sept 15th

📢 Apply now for our First Book Grant Fellowship! Deadline: 5 PM GMT (6 PM CET), 1st November 2024. Candidates must have been awarded their PhD and should be within three years of PhD award at the time of application Share widely! More info 👇 isrf.org/funding-opport…

Save the date! Let’s explore the complex interplay between masculinities, migration experiences, and the reshaping of gender roles across borders with Marc Lafrance & Rik Huizinga 📅 Sep 12th ⏲️ 3:00 PM CET / 9:00 AM EDT More info & registration: shorturl.at/KJH9T"

Just in time for your fall syllabi! Proud to share our article in the International Migration Review: "Hierarchy in the Politics of Migration: Revisiting Race, Ethnicity, and Power in the Migration State" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

Graduations are always special but today we had not one, not two, but three PhD students graduate from Maynooth History! Congratulations to all, especially to Veronica Barry, I was honoured to read out her citation as her co-supervisor. Congratulations to all Maynooth University grads 🎉👏🏼

Lovely to see the Four Courts Press book myself and Dr Mary McAuliffe co-edited "out in the wild" in my favourite Dublin city bookstore Hodges Figgis. I swear I did not place them prominently like that!