Jasmine Fledderjohann

@jfledderjohann.bsky.social

Prof in Sociology & Social Justice. Research food, gender, repro justice, digital inequities. She/her. Former ALS/MND carer. Projects: http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/foodequity & http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/digi. Usual disclaimers.

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Short Courses II - Food Security for Equitable Futures 2026

📢Food Security for Equitable Futures presents: SHORT COURSES II - 2026 - Online Concepts and Methods in Food Insecurity Research in Global...

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Why, oh why, do universities continue to buy into the tyranny of Outlook?! It's like trying to mine a mountain w/a teaspoon. If I start replying to one more email only to have Outlook suddenly archive it, I think I may set Outlook on fire. Not my computer. Outlook. #OutlookIsGarbage

The IT Crowd: Moss and the rest of the fire

Alt: The IT Crowd clip: Moss places a fire extinguisher which is on fire next to a bigger fire in the room. It says at the bottom of the image 'I will just put this over here with the rest of the fire'

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Disappointing how predictable it is that when I find a smart show I love that features a strong female cast, it almost universally gets cancelled within a season or two. I need at least one more season of We Are Lady Parts in my life. I know it ended in 2024, but I keep hoping for news of a reboot.

I keep hearing adverts on a US-based podcast for pet insurance that claims there are no out of network providers and I have to say, I hope it's false advertising. If not, it means you can literally get better healthcare for your pet than for yourself in America.

Today, as I found myself singing along lyric for lyric, beat for beat to New Kids on the Block's The Right Stuff (which I hadn't heard in decades), I had a sudden insight into why my brain seems to have run out of capacity for storing new information...

Supremely annoyed by this question on childhood social class, part of diversity monitoring for a mentor on an NIHR funding app. Among other issues, I guess everyone grew up in only one household then? Children of divorce, care leavers, & others w/complex HH structures apparently just don't exist 🙄

Question on NIHR diversity monitoring form asking for the occupation of the 'main household earner' when respondent was age 14, with various occupational categories and 'prefer not to say' options

📢 Hot Off the Press: latest publication in PLOS ONE 🟢🍽️Paper title: Diverse coping strategies for food insecurity: A qualitative study of economically precarious households in India in the context of COVID-19 📌For further details: wp.lancs.ac.uk/foodequity/ #FoodSecurity #Covid19 #SocialInequality

Food Security for Equitable Futures

Exploring food insecurity in the Global South, from the family table to lifelong outcomes.

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Looking back at an ooooold playlist (*cough*imported CD*cough*) a friend made for me. Had named one of the tracks 'ehehaecanyouseedelp' so clearly I had a good grasp on the lyrics... nonetheless, knew exactly what song it was when I saw this so I guess fair play? (5 points to name that tune)