#Colleagues

Michele Allinotte

MAllinotte

I think it could be helpful if more lawyers were open about the fact that they made a consumer proposal to deal with debt (student or otherwise), it that they

Dan B

DrDanPB

Angry.Beyond angry really.Fucking fuming to be honest.Over the last 48h in A&E... Had to tell the partner of a man brought in by helicopter as a trauma case that she

Mike Rabil

MichaelRabil

Was doing a strategy catch up w/ @PremierLacrosse COO @asinnenberg on google hangout and we both agreed that remote culture into perpetuity isn't the solve-- just a trend. Thread: 1)

Bethany Black 🏳️‍⚧️ twitch.tv/beffernieblack

BeffernieBlack

About 6 years ago I started finding blood in my poop, and because I’m me I ignored it and hoped it’d go away. When it hadn’t after a year I

Laurent Franckx 🇧🇪🇪🇺

LaurentFranckx

2 decades ago, when I was still a junior officer in the Belgian army, I have seen several of my colleagues leave for the federal police (which was, back then,

Designed by Sigma

WeAreSigma

Flashback to yesterday afternoon when we helped some of our lovely partners at @wellcomegenome with a retrospective journey mapping session. It was focused on the activity in the run up

ACTonGender

ACTonGender

Have you seen the second video in the #ACTonEquality series focusing on #CareerChoice. Check out our key references on #AcademicSexism in #CareerChoice.#ACTonGender “Individualized Femininity and Feminist Politics of Choice”,

David Lunn

DJLdistraction

So, this afternoon the @guardian/@GdnUniversities published a couple of quite unfortunately shoddy pieces about SOAS. I’ve neither the time nor inclination to correct them line by line, & SOAS staff

Duncan Robinson

duncanrobinson

The benefits of Brexithttps://www.economist.com/node/21786900?frsc=dg%7Ce It's the first time EU is taking another route that would have been blocked by Britain. Imagine the counterfactual. Any government of the past 30 years

Leonardo Flores

leo_elo_ole

A note to academic colleagues everywhere. Here’s a little thread of things it’s past time we let go of, for our own health and well-being, and that of our students.

Cait Storr

CaitStorr

Solidarity with UNSW colleagues. A quick note: the university sector is not ‘shedding excess staff’. It is being subjected to a concerted political effort to shift its organising values away

Philip Proudfoot

philipproudfoot

RIP John. Blood on Tory hands. To those saying we must not "politicise" the crisis: it did not just happen that he had inadequate PPE, or that his hospital was

Andrew Brunatti

AndrewBrunatti

For the last #WellingtonWednesday before Halloween, a ghostly vision. In Isaac Cruikshank's caricature 'A Vision of Judgement' (c1829), Wellington is haunted by a vision of Charon rowing three ghostly figures

James Lindsay, man of internet swagger

ConceptualJames

Let's have a short thread about intersectionality, coming together, and tearing apart.What's the purpose of intersectionality? It's to bring a particular coalition together, obviously, AND to prevent any other coalition

Lucifell

PocketFell

Those tweets about the beans were supposed to lead into a #dnd thoughts thread but it was 2AM and I got a bit distracted so bear with me while I

Therese Karlsson, PhD

therese_my

A few colleagues were upset when I told them I was leaving academia (for now). They meant that I had wasted my time getting a PhD. I've thought about this