Professor EJ Renold

@ejrenold.bsky.social

Professor of Childhood Studies, Cardiff University. Specialises in creative coproduction with children, young people, teachers and policy makers in the field of gender and sexuality education. Recent collaborative research: https://bit.ly/4fUKuQt

Thank you for posting this! Very proud of our brand new article explaining our process of piloting postdigital bystander intervention workshops to address sexual violence in 3 countries - England, Ireland and Canada.

Mike Adorjan@zensurfer.bsky.social · 2y ago

New article by @jessicaringrose.bsky.social @kaitlynnmendes.bsky.social @betsymilne.bsky.social @debbieging.bsky.social and colleagues - looks terrific! #sociology #cyberbullying #ibsa www.mdpi.com/3139968

Join me online/in person 29th Jan 2-4pm UK time for a talk from the iconic Angela McRobbie! I’ll be responding + sharing insights from my arts-based research w/ disabled, girls celebrating Angela’s work + the legacy of the CCCS sign up ⬇️ www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/soci... @uofglasgow.bsky.social

What is a Girl Today? Reflections on Young Women and the Politics of Popular Culture

Celebrating the publication of Feminism, Young Women and Cultural Studies: The Birmingham Essays from 1975 Onwards (Goldsmiths Press/MIT)

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Me in @placesjournal.bsky.social : “Repair can help us move beyond the ideas of techno-solutionist decarbonization that tend to dominate tech industry greenwashing + to look instead at practices, institutions + architectures that can extend the lives of systems through refurbishment + repurposing”

Field Notes on Repair: 4

The fourth installment of a series in which scholars, designers, planners, and activists share observations on practices of repair, preservation, and care.

placesjournal.org

A new report commissioned by Arts Council of Wales demonstrates that the funding it distributes on behalf of the Welsh Government brings substantial economic benefit to the whole of Wales – with every £1 spent giving a return of £2.51 nation.cymru/culture/new-...

New report highlights economic benefit of investing in the arts in Wales

A new report commissioned by Arts Council of Wales (ACW) demonstrates that the funding it distributes on behalf of the Welsh Government brings substantial economic benefit to the whole of Wales. Condu...

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