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We're delighted to announce Dr Nicole Willson (nlwillson.bsky.social) was voted onto the Executive Committee of the Haiti Support Group. 15 years to the day after a devastating earthquake hit the country, we continue to support orgs in their fight for justice and rights. #SolidarityNotCharity #Ayiti

Academic mothers ‘hide’ impact of caring responsibilities on work timeshighereducation.com/news/academic-… via Times Higher Education

I’m thrilled to be returning to August in England on Sat 25 Jan as part of a special fundraiser for the brilliant Bush Theatre! Ticket proceeds go towards helping safeguard Bush's artist development programme, ensuring continued support of theatre-makers. bushtheatre.co.uk/event/an-eveni…

Delighted that my new Open Access article 'Reframing the Windrush Scandal as an International Statelessness Crisis' is finally out. Based on two years of research across Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago & the UK. shorturl.at/nrSyT

📣📣 My book #UnfairID goes to the UK! 🕰️ 6 February 2025, 16.00-17.30 📍 Institute of Development Studies, Brighton Honoured to discuss #UnfairID with Eve Hayes on bluesky at evehayes123 and Migrating to @phatcontroller.bsky.social, my utmost ID work inspirations! ids.ac.uk/events/digital… See you soon, beautiful people!

Unfair ID: Register now for the UK launch of Silvia Masiero's new book on the (dis)advantage (in)freedoms and (in)justice produced by the use of Digital-ID at Institute of Development Studies and in conversation with Eve Hayes on bluesky at evehayes123 Feb 6th Brighton. ids.ac.uk/events/digital…

There's still time to submit your abstracts! The SCS annual conference is a warm and welcoming space to share research and network with scholars in Caribbean Studies.

I wrote a book on birthright citizenship in the Americas and always warned that the en masse, retroactive, arbitrary stripping of people’s citizenship in the region was far from an anomaly but a sign of things to come. Horror unfolding in real time. waterstones.com/book/legal-ide…

Tomorrow! Our CLACS Caribbean seminar w/ Steve Cushion UCL Americas linking the histories of capitalists & UK/Caribbean workers to trace the dynamics of profit-seeking & exploitation, resistance & solidarity. In collab w/ Society for Caribbean Studies shorturl.at/12hHM

Even rockier times ahead for academia. I hope that any scholar serving as a peer reviewer will recognize the headwinds facing writers of serious books right now & feel the urgency to use peer review as an opportunity for solidarity in building things up, not tearing them down.

My friend’s husband was turned down for a UK spousal visa to live in Gibraltar. Where most people speak Spanish, his native language.

Great to see our former Haïti Support Group Chair Antony Stewart interviewed on today’s Sky News He did his best to combat false narratives and stereotypes about #Haiti, providing an important historical context and critical overview of the story. #SolidarityNotCharity #Ayiyi

Loving my Avanti West Coast prereserved window seat this afternoon.

Join us here at the @ials_law on 10th June 2025 for the next event in the LHub Seminar Series, 'Digitising Exclusion: Identity, Citizenship and RightsLogged'. Speaker: Dr Dr Eve Hayes de Kalaf, Institute of Historical Research, School of Advanced Study, University of London, University of London buff.ly/Zfj03Dt #identity #digital

I don’t like how countries don’t be stamping passports anymore 😒

Absolutely horrified, outraged and heartbroken by this awful news. The beautiful Hôtel Oloffson, a place where I spent so many magical nights amidst music, laughter, love and friendship, is no more. My heart aches for Ayiti. There really are no words.

I’m not sure that anything in life prepares you for the emotional journey that is your child’s last day of nursery before starting school. So proud of how far we’ve come.

This is hugely important news. theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Who knew that all the world really needs is to dance in a field with a bunch of strangers loving the music and sharing good, happy vibes? Oasis last Manchester show tonight was truly biblical.

The end of the last night of Oasis at Heaton Park was spent dancing at the back with the security staff, singing along with the guys working on the food vans and hugging St John’s ambulance crew on our way out. Special times - definitely a blast back to 90s nostalgia.