Philippa Carr

@philippacarr.bsky.social

Critical social psychologist interested in wealth inequality. Motivated by biscuits

Climate action. Extremism. Migration. Public health. Educational inequality. Community wellbeing. Just some of the topics covered in SPS Annual Conference. Full programme here (www.bps.org.uk/event/social...). What are you most looking forward to? #SPSConf2026

Social Psychology Section Annual Conference 2026 | BPS

The 2026 Social Psychology Section Annual Conference will take place from 08 - 09 September 2026 at the BPS London Offices.

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Superb news! The £2 bus fare cap is being reinstated. But 1 in 5 rural and county bus routes have been cut since 2019. Communities also need proper funding and public ownership of buses. Let's keep all the cash in the system, not going out into shareholder pockets. @heidialexander.bsky.social

Graphic that shows a road on which a bus is travelling, with stops at "£2 bus fare cap reinstated", "proper funding for local bus services" and "public ownership of local buses".

It is good to see the Education Select Committee’s report on Higher Education and Funding. The Committee recognises the severity of the financial situation facing institutions in England and the knock-on effects on subject provision. 🧵

📣 Submission deadline extended to 30 April 2026 for Special Issue on “Making Others Misconduct Matter In The Public Sphere”. We hope this extension offers additional time for authors to refine and submit their parts. Please share with colleagues and networks. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...

Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology

The Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology publishes papers that cover the full spectrum of community and social psychology.

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Today is your LAST chance to register for our upcoming Qualitative Research Symposium at the University of Bath later this month! We have two days of discussion planned, all around the theme of *Boundaries in Qualitative Research*. Find out more & register here: www.bath.ac.uk/events/quali...

Qualitative Research Symposium 2026

Join us for this event as we discuss creating, negotiating, and challenging boundaries in qualitative research.

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The Groups, Identities & Health research group at NTU are recruiting a Research Fellow to investigate the relationships between social identities and loneliness in community settings Fantastic opportunity to work with the country's leading 'social cure' group! vacancies.ntu.ac.uk/Job/JobDetai...

Research Fellow in Psychology:City Campus

4.5 year Research Fellowship investigating Social Identity and Loneliness - join the Groups, Identities and Health team at NTU to understand and enhance community-based approaches to loneliness reduct...

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#1 Following on from my earlier thread about claims of “bias” in universities (link below 👇), I was struck by James Marriott’s column in today’s Times. It’s full of anecdote & caricature. The real story of UK universities is structural, financial, and political. 🧵 👉 bsky.app/profile/prof...

Jonathan Potter@profjonathanpotter.bsky.social · last yr.

Listening to Rest is Politics, Rest is Politics US, and reading respected commentators, it's striking how 'left-wing bias' in universities is now taken for granted. That matters, especially in the US, where academia faces political attack. Thoughts from having worked in US/UK universities. 🧵