Bridget Byrne
@bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social
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Professor of Sociology at @UoM Sociology, director of Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity (CoDE) @ethnicityUK
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drglonergan.bsky.social
I'm very excited to share that the next SSAHE webinar will be a celebration of my new book - Borders, Citizenship, and Pregnancy - and of Bordering Social Reproduction by Rachel Rosen and Eve Dickson. Please register and join us online, 9 October, at 5pm #AcademicSky

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Next webinar: Bordering/Mothering, 9 October
Register on EventBrite to receive a Zoom link. In this event, we will celebrate two new books by SSAHE members: Bordering social reproduction: Migrant mothers and children making lives in the …
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esmeefairbairn.bsky.social
🚨Vital conversations about violence against women and girls (VAWG) are being hijacked by an anti-migrant agenda.

We're proud to join 200 organisations in urging the Government to address this dangerous weaponisation of VAWG.

A link to a news story is here: www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...
Not in our name. 200 organisations unite to warn against the weaponisation of violence against women and girls. Logos include the End Violence Against Women Coalition, Hibiscus, Southall Black Sisters, and Women for Regugee Women Facts about violence against women and girls in the UK: 1 in 3 will experience domestic violence, 2 women are murdered by a partner or ex-partner every 8 days, over 90% of perpetrators of rape and sexual assault are known to their victims, 1 in 2 rapes against women are carried our by a partner or ex-partner, women who are subjected to No Recourse to Public Funds are 3 times more likely to experience VAWG, 1 in 2 victims of stalking are stalked by a current or ex-intimate partner, Over 90% of stalking perpetrators are known to their victims.
bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social
Great to see this paper out!
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amit-singh.bsky.social
The paper derives from my wider @leverhulme.ac.uk project that will become a book with @princetonupress.bsky.social probably in 2027....

Might be of interest @ethnicityuk.bsky.social @uomsociology.bsky.social @bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social
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“All of this can seem intimidating. You feel like an imposter.” – Racially minoritised museum staff member

@bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social @roaa-ali.bsky.social@uomsociology.bsky.social‬ on the heritage industry, institutional whiteness and the limits of inclusion.

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I did a comparative study of citizenship ceremonies - and the experiences of new citizens in the UK - I think it’s a bit more complicated. Big-hearted but also conditional and producing narratives of welcome which can clash with new citizen’s actual experiences books.google.co.uk/books/about/...
Making Citizens
In an increasingly mobile world with mounting concerns about the states' control of borders and migration, passports and citizenship rights matter more than ever. This book asks what citizenship cerem...
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uomcreativemcr.bsky.social
FILM PREMIERE: The Jazzie B Archives

Soul II Soul founder Jazzie B OBE takes us on a journey through his personal archive, tracing a vital & under-told history of post war Black British music, creativity, enterprise & collectivity 🎶

The film premieres today at 8.30pm here: youtu.be/YNZXKN3e-No
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New article by @roaa-ali.bsky.social and me - coming out of @ethnicityuk.bsky.social research on how agendas of inclusivity and diversity played out in a museum setting. We make the case that a focus on anti-racism would have produced more critical change.
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“There was an investment on being inclusive – but in a way which tended not to involve a clear sense of what might need to change.”

@bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social @roaa-ali.bsky.social@uomsociology.bsky.social‬ on the challenges that museums face in decolonisation.

#OpenAccess buff.ly/NtDEu6L
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“There was an investment on being inclusive – but in a way which tended not to involve a clear sense of what might need to change.”

@bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social @roaa-ali.bsky.social@uomsociology.bsky.social‬ on the challenges that museums face in decolonisation.

#OpenAccess buff.ly/NtDEu6L
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roaa-ali.bsky.social
📢 Fresh off the press!

The Endurance of Whiteness in a Museum
by me & @bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social
out now @thesociologicalreview.org

We examine how whiteness persists in the UK’s CCIs, focusing on limits of decolonisation and anti-racism in museums.

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#OpenAccess #RaceAndCulture
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nickthoburn.bsky.social
Resending the free PDF of my book ‘Brutalism as Found: Housing, Form and Crisis at Robin Hood Gardens’, now with a link that works (scroll to ‘Access this doc’) research.manchester.ac.uk/en/publicati... @glenkerrycoop.bsky.social
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roaa-ali.bsky.social
📢 Giving a talk soon!
The making of pragmatist feminism in Arab American women’s cultural productions

🗓️ Thurs 19 June 2025
🕐 1–2.30pm (UK)
📍 Manchester/online

Hosted by
@ethnicityuk.bsky.social

events.manchester.ac.uk/event/event:...

👀 Join if you're into #ArabAmerican #Feminism #Theatre #CCIs
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uomsoss.bsky.social
📢Jailed For 8 Years For A Group Chat: Challenging Institutional Racism in the Courts

🗣️Keir Monteith KC explores how a young aspiring law student, Ade Adedeji, was wrongly convicted of GBH conspiracy in a case that’s now known as the Manchester 10
📅1 May, 5-7pm

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/jailed-for...
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"Babygirl, You’ve Got This!" by April-Louise M. Pennant sheds light on anti-Black racism, classism & resilience in education. read the review by Bridget Byrne @bridgetbyrne8.bsky.social here: https://buff.ly/41crmcf
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Just a month left to submit your entries to the second Stuart Hall Essay Prize!

Open to submissions from UK-based entrants aged 18 to 30 inclusive, the prize invites new and unpublished writing that connects with Professor Stuart Hall’s ideas and impacts broad public discourse.
Stuart Hall Foundation: The Stuart Hall Essay Prize. Call for submissions: November 2024 - March 2025.
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patsyirizar.bsky.social
Great day at the @ethnicityuk.bsky.social early career researcher event! So nice to meet other ECRs in the same field - here’s our anti-racism octopus!
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