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Boya Li

@boyalii.bsky.social

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Researching belonging and homing. In Scotland, from Guangzhou.

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Scottish Refugee Council @scotrefugeecouncil.bsky.social · 21/05/2025

The programme for Refugee Festival Scotland 2025 is out now! And with 150+ events set to take place across Scotland from 13-22 June there is something for everyone to enjoy. (1/4) www.refugeefestivalscotland.co.uk/events/

A diverse group of smiling people stand at different heights on the steps in Kelvingrove Park with patterned boxes stacked around them

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PSA Race, Migration, & Intersectionality @psa-race.bsky.social · 07/04/2025

1st panel: Amplifying Everyday Perspectives of Identify--Mon @ 13:30 with @boyalii.bsky.social, Katharine Tyler, & @cecigialdini.bsky.social/@mattiazeba.bsky.social, @drshardiabpalmer.bsky.social Themes: #ethnography, #migrantvoices, #queeradvocacy, #euroscepticism, #intersectionality, #ethnicity

PANEL 1: AMPLIFYING EVERYDAY PERSPECTIVES OF IDENTITY
Chair: Jess Eastland-Underwood
“BEING BORN IN CHINA WASN’T MY CHOICE”: ‘SEMI-ELECTIVE’ BELONGING AND NEW ATTEMPTS AT CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Ms Boya Li, Western Sydney University, Australia, Postgraduate, Female
@boyalii.bsky.social
CONJUNCTIONS AND DISJUNCTIONS: ETHNOGRAPHIC REFLECTIONS ON WHITE LEAVERS’ RACIALISED NARRATIVES THROUGH THE LENS OF REFORM UK’S POLICIES AND BELIEFS.
Prof Katharine Tyler, University of Exeter, United Kingdom, Established career, Female
Dr Joshua Blamire, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. Early career Male
Dr Jessica Fagin, The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom, Early career, Female
LINGUISTIC JUSTICE RELOADED: INTERSECTIONAL, FEMINIST AND VULNERABILITY APPROACHES
Dr Cecilia Gialdini Independent United Kingdom ECR
@cecigialdini.bsky.social
Dr Mattia Zeba Eurac Research Italy ECR Male
@mattiazeba.bsky.social
JUST ANOTHER BLACK MAN: AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF BLACK MEN AND MASCULINITIES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 1979-2019
Dr. Shardia Briscoe-Palmer, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, ECR
@drshardiabpalmer.bsky.social

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