
The Earth Cries Out ('17). PhD Northwestern. Literary & Creative Communication @EnglishVUW. Pākehā (settler) born in Whakatū, raised in West Papua.
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I am thrilled that our book, Deep Horizons: A Multisensory Archive of Ecological Affects and Prospects, is now out with @AmCollPress. It's free! It was wonderful to co-edit with Brianne Cohen and Erin Espelie, and we are honoured to feature work from...
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Hey #Podcast people 🎧 @AAPSPacific has a new poddy coming next year showcasing #research taking place in 🇦🇺 that is both 'of and for' the #Pacific. Can you #help with a brilliant name and list of researchers? 🙏
👀 the latest newsletter: pacificstudies.org.au/wp-con…
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All of twitter clocking in to night shift at the post factory when Henry Kissinger dies
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Vancouver! I am lucky enough to be launching Tauhou with the help of @MassyBooks and @shiratherose tomorrow night—the event is free and sign up is here! We’ll be talking about the book and how it was written, as well as signing, of course!
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I'm looking forward to teaching LCCM 273 Digital Oceania: Writing the Pacific and LCCM 471 Rhetoric, the Art of Persuasion in T1 of 2024! Followed by LCCM 371 Public Writing in T2. Please do reach out to any of us in ELCC if you have any questions!
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I am now over at the other blue place and will gradually disentangle myself from this one! See you there.
Save the Humanities at Australian Catholic University - Sign the Petition! chng.it/wSZ9vqD9 via @Change
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We're pleased that, finally, there's public acknowledgement of the enrolment system debacle that precipitated our current crisis. Staff and students aren't responsible for that, but we'll pay the price. What of those who were leading when it went ahead? thepost.co.nz/a/nz-news/3500…
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We are deeply excited to announce the publication of Deep Horizons: A Multisensory Archive of Ecological Affects and Prospects edited by @bj_etherington, Brianne Cohen & Erin Espelie. Read, listen, watch, and view now #OpenAccess (for free!) at doi.org/10.3998/mpub.1278034…
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Tuvalu passed a historic constitutional reform last week to declare its statehood in perpetuity despite threats of climate change to territory (world's 1st). MP @Simon_Kofe and I share some insights on this significant development for Tuvalu and beyond.
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Come and work with me on a Summer Scholar project on Photography and the environmental movement and then stay on for Honours or Masters study! Applications close Monday! #Snapped #FutureArtHistories #EnviroArtHistory #EHum @VicUniWgtn @AdamArtGallery wgtn.ac.nz/fhss/current-stud…
Amazing talk yesterday by Katie Walkiewicz: "Poetic Printscapes: The State of Seqouyah Movement and Indigenous Literary Politics."
Organized by @NikkiHessell, arising out of her Marsden. @EnglishVUW
"Without research-supported-teaching what’s to stop educators from drifting towards what Paolo Freire calls a ‘transactional model of education’? What Freire is talking about is a process in which someone deposits knowledge into my head, which I then deposit into the heads of...










