Our panel at BPS Social Psychology Section “Discursive and rhetorical psychological approaches to contemporary political discourse” begins with Alexander Hunt ‘s talk “Banal Democracy: The Taken-for-Granted Nature of Democratic Ideology in UK Parliament”

Ending the second day with the conference dinner! Thanks to the waiting staff for taking this photo of all the attendees who could make it. Save this photo to commemorate #SPSconf2024

Congratulations Kayleigh Smith on winning the runner up prize Kayleigh's poster title was: "It’s a business” - what is the football club, and how does this contribute to the relationships with its fans?

Congratulations Olivia Crawford on coming in joint first with Chris Cocking for the best #spsconf2024 poster award! Olivia's poster is titled: The social life of non-parents: A systematic review

The final day of #spsconf2024 begins with this year's early career award winner - Geetha Reddy - delivering a keynote on developing critical conscience on coloniality as a path to liberation. Congratulations Geetha கீதா on achieving this esteemed award!

Thank you Queen's University Belfast 🎓 BPS Social Psychology Section Gülseli Baysu for another great #spsconf where I was happy to represent CCCU Psychology with our poster on victimhood narratives in pro-Brexit media articles, contributions from Dr Anastasia Rousaki @EvangelosPsych and Stavroula Tsirogianni.

Dr Geetha Reddy delivers our final keynote in Queen's University Belfast 🎓's Great Hall after receiving our Early Career Award in Social Psychology for her critical work exploring coloniality #spsconf BPS Social Psychology Section QUB - School of Psychology

Fascinating tour around the ‘peace wall’ Belfast after the BPS Social Psychology Section #spsconf

Amazing end to an amazing conference!

BPS Social Psychology Section QUB - School of Psychology Centre for Identity and Intergroup Relations #spsconf has been an intellectually stimulating 3 days, presenting, listening, thinking, and asking, with a guided walk around the peace walls in the end! Thanks everyone!

It was lovely to get the opportunity to present the research of Laura K Taylor 💙💛, Dr Niki Nearchou and I, at the BPS Social Psychology Section Thank you to all the wonderful women who helped us further our understanding of the power of women in community building on this island.

Nathaniel Schermerhorn sharing his work exploring the intersection of collective and personal nostalgia and identity threat at #spsconf this week BPS Social Psychology Section QUB - School of Psychology

Super excited to see the brilliant Matt Hutchinson present our work on Green football at EASM - 2024 in Paris

This week, I had the pleasure of organising and facilitating my first panel talk at #SPSConf2024! The symposium was titled: "Discursive and rhetorical psychological approaches to contemporary political discourse". I'm pleased to hear that the attendees were engaged!!! 🤩