📌 Call for contributions: Feminist Dialogues of Hope & Research What is hope? How can we have hope in practice? @sieunlee.bsky.social and I are seeking panellists for a workshop hosted at the University of Oxford, 18 June 2026. Please send us your abstracts by 17 April 2026!

Comparative fieldwork in Bengaluru, Delhi and Kolkata for the JusTIS project is used to foreground workers’ lived experiences. @gauravmittal.bsky.social @timschwanen.bsky.social @oxfordgeography.bsky.social www.tsu.ox.ac.uk/news/listeni...

Listening to the Streets: Reflections from JusTIS Introductory Workshops in Bengaluru, Delhi, and Kolkata

Between September and November 2025, the JusTIS project team held three introductory workshops in Bengaluru, Delhi and Kolkata, bringing together over 130 stakeholders from workers unions, civil socie...

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New research from @jenmidgeog.bsky.social @plyushteva.bsky.social & Haifa AlArasi has been cited in a new House of Lords report reviewing the Autism Act 2009. Read more: www.tsu.ox.ac.uk/news/tsu-res...

TSU research on active travel for children with SEND featured in new House of Lords report

New research from the Transport Studies Unit has been cited in a major new House of Lords report reviewing the Autism Act 2009. The report sets out key recommendations for shaping the UK’s next autism...

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Thank you for kindly giving me the space to share a little bit of my research online! 😊 TLDR: gender matters as private automobility is deeply affective through gendered logics; a car-sharing service’s success also depends on how ‘good’ the experience feels against driving a privately owned car.

Transport Geography Research Group@tgrg-rgs-ibg.bsky.social · 12mo ago

We're excited to announce a series of guest blog posts by our PGR prize winners from this year's #RGSIBG25 conference! ✍️ 📜 First post, first place, Yi Fan Liu @yifan-liu.bsky.social: 🚘Why does gender matter in car-sharing services? 🚗 Read her post here! transportgeography.org.uk/2025/10/20/p...

Thank you to TGRG and Edward Elgar for the generous support at the #RGSIBG2025, and to the amazing session organisers for putting together three very insightful TGRG sessions. My deepest gratitude goes to @timschwanen.bsky.social and @debbiehopkins.bsky.social, whose wonderful guidance led me here 😊

Transport Geography Research Group@tgrg-rgs-ibg.bsky.social · last yr.

The PGR prizes for best postgraduate transport geography papers at the #RGSIBG25 go to Yi Fan Liu (first place), Vanessa Ternes and Lotte Luykx (runners up). They have each won £100 to spend on academic literature, thanks to Edward Elgar!

A very fruitful and meaningful piece with @sieunlee.bsky.social and Maryam Altaf! :) We also reflect on the importance of researcher self-care and offer some practical recommendations. 🫂

sieun lee@sieunlee.bsky.social · last yr.

A paper I co-authored with @yifan-liu.bsky.social and Maryam Altaf is published in Area! We reflect on our experiences of ride-along methods to consider the situational risks that arise for researchers. It was a pleasure to work on this with my dear friends as a first publication of mine :)