🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

In ‘Living Together Apart’, Simon Duncan, Jenny van Hooff (Dr Jenny van Hooff), and Julia Carter (Dr Julia Carter) establish the importance of living together apart. Read their article now. doi.org/10.1177/136078…

🎨Online zine-making workshop 📆12-13.10pm Weds 16 Oct 2024 w. Matina Kapsali @matinakapsali.bsky.social & Inspire Women Oldham - see below to register. Part of the Austerity + Altered Life-Courses symposium on austerity, young people & creative and collaborative approaches to research UoM School of Social Sciences Creative Manchester

Call for abstracts! Workshop: Friendship - Continuities and Social Change Can we, as scholars, do more to demonstrate the ways in which personal relationships (and particularly friendship) can bring about meaningful social change? More info: edin.ac/3zU8cwP

💬 Let's talk about birth and antenatal education. Sharing research to show how decisions are made about birth between midwives, women and their birth partners, join us at this year's Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social Science. Book your tickets: york.ac.uk/social-science… #ESRCFestival

⏰Don't miss it ! Register by tomorrow for the hybrid CRC 20th Anniversary Conference with 26 presentations on sharing research methods and processes for empowering children and young people- October 23rd 2024 Programme and registration :wels.open.ac.uk/research/child…

Come and join the ConnecteDNA team end-of-project event, at Manchester Museum on 28th November, 14.30-17.30, with a reception 17.30-19.00. #ivf #dna #fertility UoM Law UoM School of Social Sciences Eventbrite with further details & sign up: eventbrite.co.uk/e/completion-o…

Excited to announce I’ve received one of the first Wellcome Accelerator Awards. This will fund development of an innovative interdisciplinary research network in (re)emerging infections in pregnant/lactating people & babies - groups often left out of pandemic research 1/X

Really enjoyed talking to the brilliant Elle Hunt about emotional vampires

Any ECR working on #men #masculinities & #reproduction? We are hosting an interdisciplinary workshop on 14-16 May 2025 at Fondation Brocher (CH) You’ll have the chance to meet and discuss with leading scholars in the field & receive feedback on your project 📆 Deadline: 15 Nov

Still time to sign up for this event 👇 come and hear about all our work from the ConnecteDNA project presented by the wonderful team Caroline Redhead Leah Gilman Nicky Hudson Petra Nordqvist Jackson C K-B @DCUK_official UoM Law UoM School of Social Sciences #dna #ivf #donorconception 🥳🙌

Two days to go until the deadline 🫶🏼

How should sociologists write about other people’s lives? Find out at our free members-only online 'Writing people's lives' event on November 25, when professors Ann Oakley, Graham Crow, Ann Phoenix and Prof Gayle Letherby give the benefit of their experience tinyurl.com/yuh5z4ry

'Parenting Culture and Growing up' Here's details for some upcoming discussions, beginning next month blogs.kent.ac.uk/parentingcultu… 1/3

New Paper! CISG Leads Christian Klesse and Dr Jenny van Hooff challenge conventional notions of transparency and deceit, to explore the crucial role of secrecy in both creating and disrupting intimacy. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Apply Now! Our 8th Early Career competition aims to support independent-minded researchers - within 10 years of PhD - to explore & present original research ideas which take new approaches & suggest new solutions, to real world social problems. More Info: isrf.org/funding-opport…

Register to attend our NCRM event that explores the ethics and possibilities of creative writing and social research at ‘whose words are they anyway?’ Please register here: forms.office.com/e/bUxN0686p2

Really happy to share a new article. With the ConnecteDNA team, we explore how parents through DC navigate DNA testing and what this tells us about kinship and childhood. Nicky Hudson Lucy Frith Petra Nordqvist CSEP Manchester Morgan Centre @morgancentre.bsky.social SocStudiesShef Sociology and Criminology at Man Met

There are still some places now for this workshop. Register for free via the eventbrite