Online 1st New Commentary "Unresolved tensions in green transitions: Retraining and the question of ‘how’?" by Jesse Adams Stein journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

ICYMI: Dr @griffithsaul speaks to Sarah Ferguson about why Australia's energy transformation should begin in people's homes, and argues Australia is "overinvesting" in the idea of green hydrogen. #abc730

Thank you D Wood for reviewing my book Industrial Craft in Australia in Design Issues - great to see these topics discussed in design contexts, not just craft and oral history :) direct.mit.edu/desi/article-a…

Hard regrets that I'm deleting the term "this whole palaver" from current journal article revision ... but the reviewers want none of that nonsense thankyouverymuch

Kwobadak nop : beautiful boy In Perth a violent adult kills a Noongar child in the enactment of a delusional fantasy of power and punishment as old as the Swan River Colony itself. #justiceforcassius gofund.me/c5f98cff

History Now is on next week! Come along to State Library of NSW 5pm 2 November for a chat about Old and New Archives. Historians @SophieLoyWilson & Dr Alecia Simmonds will be in conversation with Anna Clark sl.nsw.gov.au/events/history…

I'm not really on this platform anymore, but given how many still are, it feels worth sharing the fact that the All Hands on Deck symposium schedule is now live & rego is open. Check it out- an incredible line-up of speakers & topics: allhandsondeck2023.com/symposium-sche… #allhandsondeck2023

Counting down to #AllHandsonDeck2023 19-21 Jul. Online sessions still open, including a keynote by Em. Prof. Tim Ingold at 5.30pm AEST, Thu 20 Jul. Details are below - all welcome, please register for online sessions too 😊. allhandsondeck2023.com/symposium-sche… Jesse Adams Stein ACCESS geog&enviro

Momentarily pausing my personal twitter ban to retweet this glorious post

What an inspiring day! First, a book launch by the superbly eloquent James Bradley with 'Deep Water' at Australian National Maritime Museum then Hannah Forsyth she/her 🍉 @hannahforsyth.bsky.soci and @SophieLoyWilson magisterially pulling apart capitalism and history at State Library of NSW (thanks History Council of NSW) My brain hurts, in a good way!

We would like to extend our appreciation to everyone who attended the History Now session Histories of Capitalism State Library of NSW! Thank you Hannah Forsyth she/her 🍉 @hannahforsyth.bsky.soci @SophieLoyWilson for providing an inspiring discussion and Mike Beggs for chairing Australian Centre for Public History Jesse Adams Stein

Desperately sad you missed History of Capitalism Now at the state library? Never fear, podcast now available 👇. Thanks SLNSW, History Council and Jesse Adams Stein at UTS.

What a wonderful History Now event State Library of NSW last Wednesday night! We would like to express our gratitude to John Maynard Heidi Norman Lynda-June Coe for their amazing talks and Q&A on the night Thank you to Dr Cara Cross for chairing Jesse Adams Stein Australian Centre for Public History

Don't miss the next History Now session: Truthtelling and Histories of Genocide, featuring Lorena Allam, Dirk Moses & Umit Kurt, 31 July, 9pm AEST (late session because of 4 intl time zones), online only, register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

On 7th August don't miss the next Australian Centre for Public History History Council of NSW History Now event where @Liv_Rezende, Dr Isabel Rousset and Jesse Adams Stein explore the ways international exchange and transcultural connections inform design and visual histories: buff.ly/3Ye61Oc

From the politician’s press conference to the streets in protest: how hi-vis became about much more than work-place safety. UTS Jesse Adams Stein theconversation.com/the-deep-polit…

I’m in disbelief. Wollongong has a high quality History discipline with innovative and influential historians. I spent 4.5 great years there before coming to Perth. Gobsmacked this sort of intellectual vandalism would even be contemplated

What makes me despair is that this is happening under a Labor government. I have never, ever, felt so betrayed by a government than I have by this one. What does Jason Clare MP have to say? Wollongong is just one of several unis seeing mass redundancies and massive course cuts.