MGS Conference 2026

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We warmly invite you to the MGS Conference "Pathways to Progress: Innovation, Inclusion and Possibilities" to be held at the University of Nottingham on 24 June 2026. ↳ www.mgsdtp.ac.uk/news/seminars/mgsconf26/

Paths to Progress: Inclusion, Innovation, and Possibilities Call for papers is now live! MGS2026 is here, and we warmly invite you to participate! This year, the Conference is taking place at the University of Nottingham on the 24 June 2026.

Delighted to have an article included in the special issue on ‘attentiveness’ and why this matters in developing a vital sociology

The Sociological Review Foundation@thesociologicalreview.org · last yr.

OUT NOW #OnlineFirst: Live Methods Revisited Eight new papers focus on @academicdiary.bsky.social‬ and Nirmal Puwar’s Live Methods and its clarion call for more “artful and crafty” sociological methodologies. Edited by @emmakjackson.bsky.social‬ ‪& @kirsteen-paton.bsky.socialbuff.ly/sM4Uta3

And finally a massive thank you to our conference organisers Abbie Price, Adam Chen, Dhaniska Seneviratne, Eliza Niblett, Holly Rodgers, Imogen Knox, Monica Xiao Wei, Rupali Limachya, Viktoriia Kobzeva, Zsofia Keresztes

MGSconf25 organisers

Looking forward to presenting my research on the influencing role of self and social identities on the decisions made by collectors at the Midlands Graduate School Social Science Research Conference today! Look forward to seeing you there if you're attending. #mgsconf25

Access our free guidelines and resources for supporting researcher's mental health here www.sprintproject.org/guidelines Thank you to all who attended today's workshop and to those who have participated in our survey. You can still take part via the link above!

Guidelines | The Sprint Project

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SRN Midlands@srnmidlands.bsky.social · last yr.

Great to see @thesprintproject.bsky.social responding to survey responses and creating additional guidance!

New wellbeing plan developed!

Throughout the day, presenters will explore how they approach researching everyday lives. We have created six thematic pathways to explore how current PGR research examines the complexities of the everyday.

Presentation themes: 
1. Everyday Life and Identity 
2. Digital Life and Media 
3. Health, Wellbeing and Disability 
4. Social Justice, Inequality & Marginalisation 
5. Education, Language & Learning 
6. Politics and Society

Thank you to all those who have submitted an abstract, our team has been working hard behind the scenes and a programme will be out shortly 👀 Keep an eye out! Presenters will be contacted in the following weeks. - MGSconf25 team