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It has been a while since I wrote a blog post. Please find attached a link to a newly written one, where I reflect on my journey through grief and healing personally and in academic spaces after the loss of my beloved Dad. nalormele.wordpress.com/2025/05/07/i-w…

"yeah, the writing is going really well actually"

my career

nissin soba cup noodles for breakfast. I love being an adult. I love being free

when I find out I might share agreement with 1 thing said by Jean-Jacque Rousseau

My full PhD thesis is now available via the Loughborough repository! It centres Black women’s voices working across UK & Ontario, using storytelling, poetry & visual art. Please read, cite and share widely! doi.org/10.26174/thesi…

Speaking Back Through Repetitioning: Black Women's #Resistance and Empowerment in Global University Spaces Authors: Dr Naomi Alormele 🇬🇭 & Jessica S. Robles University of Northampton, Loughborough University Coming soon!, #repetitiveLanguage #double consciousness

Huzzah for open science! 🤩 Here’s the latest from Saul Albert, Elliott M. Hoey & myself — for a special issue of rolsi journal and [email protected] on data ethics! doi.org/10.1080/083518…

New article out! Delighted to share ‘Disrupting Diagnostic Hegemony: Reimagining Mental Health Language with British South Asian Communities’ with Prof. Zahid We explore how colonial legacies in psychiatry continue to alienate nearly a quarter of the world Frontiers - Education

Slavery was legal. Jim Crow was legal. Never limit your sense of morality to America's legal system.

happy birthday Erv Goof- I mean Goffman

🗞 with Andrea Rodriguez Andrea Rodriguez now officially published as part of the SI in #ContrastivePragmatics edited by Rosina Márquez Reiter rosina & Pilar Garcés-Conejos Blitvich Pilar G. Blitvich 🥳 Open access 🔽: doi.org/10.1163/266603…

🥳 2 days to go to IPrA2025 🥳 #pragmatics #40years #IPrA

“absolutely I have capacity, what do you need?”

I’m proud to announce publication of this paper with Jessica S. Robles featuring findings from my PhD research in Ethnic and Racial Studies We explore how Black women in UK & Toronto higher ed use storytelling and repetition to resist, reclaim, and survive. doi.org/10.1080/014198…

Problem of overreliance on next-turn evidence: “participants can orient differently to the same compilation of practices of action on particular occasions of use. The exclusive reliance on next-turn evidence unilaterally prioritizes next-speakers’ (or next-actors’) orientations

#ERSNew🐣🔓New paper by Dr Naomi Alormele 🇬🇭 & Jessica S. Robles explores how repetitive language functions as a form of resistance for Black women navigating academic spaces. Article: doi.org/10.1080/014198…