Thank you EDI team UoR - Geography and Environmental Science for having me! Drawing on my chapter on practice in pol. geo.—and with a little help from Bernadette from The Big Bang Theory ⚛️😀—I discussed the challenges of being a woman in the field, from pre-fieldwork protocols to on-the-ground experiences.

As of today, in the current round of genocide, Israel has murdered 288 UN staff, many along with their families, kidnapped, imprisoned, & tortured countless others, attacked & destroyed UN premises, facilities, & convoys, & continually obstructed UN operations. And yet its

A study on law students using ChatGPT-3.5 found something surprising: it slightly helps weaker students, but may actually hurt stronger ones. Fascinating results, and potentially relevant to social science students more broadly! 📚🤖 Watch the 🎥 here: youtube.com/watch?v=9R1T6B…

Can’t believe it’s already been 2 weeks since the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Mid-term Conference! I shared my work on how water is framed in Algeria and how these narratives are shaped by the hydrocarbon sector. Thanks for the thoughtful conversations! #PoliticalGeography #MENA #WaterGovernance

While the West marks the end of WWII, Algerians commemorate the massacres of 8 May 1945. The importance of this event lies in how it exposed the brutality of French colonialism and set the stage for the armed resistance that led to the 1954 War of Independence. #ww2 #colonialism

"Throughout my career as a journalist, I have studiously avoided making a comparison between the Holocaust and the Nakba. But I find it impossible to avoid the scenes of children with bones showing under their skin" ✍️ Opinion by Lubna Masarwa pulse.ly/bv4q4hc5uf

We're delighted to confer Honorary Fellowship on Professor Laura Pulido (LSE Geography & Environment LSE) in recognition of her outstanding support for geography.

My friend Alice Mpofu-Coles (Dr) #with🧡 has become Mayor, and I'm so proud of her! 👏 💐 I'm also thrilled that Reading will have its first Black female Mayor in its history. Congratulations, Alice, I'm sure you're going to be amazing!

Coal mining usually threatens groundwater, but in Berlin it paradoxically helps maintain the Spree River. After mining ends in 2038, groundwater may recover although slowly and under careful water management. See 👇waternewseurope.com/closure-of-coa…

Still thinking about the inspiring #PolGRG2025 Workshop at Royal Geographical Society (with IBG). So many rich conversations on risk, responsibility & ethics in political geography. Grateful for the warm response to my talk on decolonising pre-fieldwork protocols & to SAGES UoR - Geography and Environmental Science for funding support.

My PhD thesis has been officially approved! Please note that, due to publication restrictions, it isn’t publicly available at the moment as I’m waiting for my papers from it to be published. But if you’d like to read it in the meantime, feel free to drop me a message!