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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 27/06/2025

Delighted to have presented at this important conference on Irish Art and Modernism in Belfast last month. A real thought provoking gathering! #IrishArt #ModernArt

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

A study by a researcher from Ulster University is looking for participants from NI or ROI who have had an abortion in the last 10years and were accompanied by someone during the experience. See info below! 👇 #abortion #ireland #northernireland #reproductivehealthcare #research

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Claire Pierson @clairepierson.bsky.social · 27/03/2025

There are some myths around abortion in Britain - that it's decriminalised (its not), that no-one is prosecuted (they are) and that there is no movement to restrict abortion (there is)

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Claire Pierson @clairepierson.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

New publication! Not Knowing or Not Wanting to Know? Abortion, Ignorance, and Resistance by Health and Social Care Professionals and Activists in Malta. We look at how ignorance around abortion is maintained as an epistemic injustice and resisted by activists. academic.oup.com/sp/advance-a...

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Not Knowing or Not Wanting to Know? Abortion, Ignorance, and Resistance by Health and Social Care Professionals and Activists in Malta

Abstract. Lack of information and knowledge about abortion is an important barrier to access, yet abortion ignorance needs further conceptualization as an

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frecklescorp @frecklescorp.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

Myself and @drartypants.bsky.social are incredibly proud to launch this out into the world: reprocit.wordpress.com/wp-content/u... and thanks so much to our incredible principle investigators, Fiona Bloomer and Catherine Conlon. We have hard copies - dm for one!

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Women’s History Association of Ireland @whaireland.bsky.social · 17/12/2024

The WHAI are delighted to announce the call for papers for our 2025 Conference. See our website for more details. retweets appreciated.

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Dr Laura Watson @lauracwatson.bsky.social · 02/12/2024

I'm giving a guest lecture at Trinity tomorrow! All welcome.

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 28/11/2024

The #ReproCit Project post-docs (Emma Campbell & myself) and our poster on the creative methods strand of our all-island abortion research at the HEA North South Research Programme conference today.

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 28/11/2024

Delighted to speak about my experiences as a post-doc on the all-Island #ReproCit Project on Abortion at the HEA NSRP conference today! #HEANSRP There is huge value in having the time and space to build cross border collaborations on Reproductive Health!

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 20/11/2024

Sharing this petition - my teen attends Gaelcholaiste Reachrann & they need a permanent school building after 24 years of operating from portacabins. Their plight has steadily been gaining support w/ upcoming election. Please sign! my.uplift.ie/petitions/24... #ScoilNua

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24 Years Waiting for a School

I just signed this petition calling for Gaelcholáiste Reachrann in Donaghmede to get a proper permanent school building. Will you sign too?

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j.l. feldman @jlfeldman.bsky.social · 14/11/2024

Please share this call for abstracts! The Revolutionary Spirit: Hannah Arendt & Black Political Thought A conference at the Hannah Arendt Center for Politics & Humanities, Bard College – March 27-28, 2025 Feat. a keynote by Prof. Neil Roberts & a talk by Prof. Ainsley LeSure bit.ly/HACSpring25

Call for abstracts
In On Revolution, Hannah Arendt celebrated what she called “the revolutionary spirit”: a set of political principles that combines a commitment to invent new institutions with a concern for those institutions’ durability. Arendt believed that all genuine revolutions in the modern world had been inspired by the revolutionary spirit, though “the failure of thought and remembrance” had, time and again, led to its disappearance. Indeed, a focus on the act of collective foundation—and a grave worry about the disappearance of the conditions under which such founding can take place—can be found across Arendt’s oeuvre, from Origins of Totalitarianism to her writings on American politics in the 1970s.
Black revolutionaries working under conditions of extreme repression to transform the societies they inhabited also found they had to rework and reinvent revolutionary theory and praxis. Retelling the history of the Black liberation struggle and working alongside the decolonial movements of their day, thinkers like W.E.B. Du Bois, Frantz Fanon, and Kwame Ture—to name a few people whose work can be found in Arendt’s library—as well as C.L.R. James, Walter
Rodney, Cedric Robinson, June Jordan, Angela Davis and many others—breathed new life into the concept of revolution. Like Arendt, these thinkers confronted a legacy of loss and disappointment. They also sought to reclaim from the history of revolutions past meaningful
insights that might inspire and renew contemporary revolutionary movements.

Arendt was often harshly critical of such movements, particularly those claiming the mantle of Black power. Nevertheless, in a testament to the power of Arendt’s ideas, a number of political thinkers working in the revolutionary tradition of Black political thought have found her a valuable thinking partner. This conference aims to bring together scholars engaged with—and in the spirit of—Hannah Arendt’s work in theorizing Black revolutionary politics, to address such questions as: How has the concern for beginning and durability animated Black political thought? What encounters between Arendt and Black political thinkers have been hitherto overlooked or misunderstood? How might concepts from within Black political thought illuminate the phenomena, events, and texts central to the Arendtian “archive” (e.g. the council system, 1956 Hungarian Revolution, or the work of Franz Kafka), and how might Arendt’s concepts illuminate revolutionary phenomena and events in the “archive” of Black political thought? How have the critical interventions of Black political thinkers challenged or enhanced our understanding of Arendt’s theory of revolution and vice versa? Where, if anywhere, do we find the revolutionary spirit today?

Please submit abstracts to this Google Form (bit.ly/HACSpring25) by December 1st, 2024. We encourage submissions from early-career scholars. Acceptances will be communicated by January 6th, 2025. Conference participants will be expected to pre-circulate papers by March 14th, 2025. We encourage prospective participants to seek external financial support for travel and lodging, as HAC has very limited funds to provide such support. Please reach out to jfeldman@bard.edu with any questions you may have.

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Marita Hennessy @maritahennessy.bsky.social · 14/11/2024

IJQM Special Collection: The Contribution of #Qualitative Methods to Addressing Contemporary #PublicHealth Challenges Guest Editors: Dr Shelina Visram, Dr @stephscott.bsky.social & @emmaaudreyadams.bsky.social #CallForPapers DL: Feb 20, 2025 journals.sagepub.com/topic/collec...

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Chris Cantwell @cdc29.bsky.social · 13/11/2024

My department is running a tenure track search in Public History for someone who focuses on Latine or Indigenous History. PLEASE share widely; and reach out with questions. I'm more than happy to sell the benefits of joining our really vibrant program. www.careers.luc.edu/postings/29664

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History, Assistant Professor of Public History, Tenure Track

The candidate will have a PhD in History or a closely related field at the time of appointment. Candidates for the position must demonstrate clear potential for excellence in research and teaching, ob...

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 14/11/2024

Delighted that my chapter “Mother Ireland and Missing Mothers: Staging Maternal Encounters in Alanna O’Kelly’s The Garden Blooms a Garden and a Grave” in The Missing Mother (Demeter Press) ed book is now out! #feministart #Irishart #IrishStudies #MaternalStudies

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Crawford Art Gallery @crawfordartgallery.bsky.social · 26/12/2023

Lá an Dreoilín shona daoibh! For the day that's in it, we're sharing Mary Magdalene The Wren (2021) by Amanda Coogan, which references not just Mary Magdalene, but the Wrens of the Curragh, Christian and pagan ritual, Wren Boys, and the eye of providence.

A figure stands amongst gorse or furze bushes, wearing strips of fabric, with nylon stockings pulled over her head. A hole for her eye allows her to stare out at the viewer.

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Cristín Leach @cristinleach.bsky.social · 18/10/2023

Dubliners, Dublin visitors, and Dublin Book Festival goers. Come along to see me and RHA President Dr Abigail O’Brien in conversation about #FromTenTillDusk at Dublin Book Festival on 9 Nov in the RHA Gallery. Tickets (free) here - dublinbookfestival.com/event/from-t... #DBF2023 #RHA200

Invite graphic saying I’ll be in conversation with Dr Abigail O’Brien in the RHA at 1pm on 9 Nov as part of Dublin Book Festival. And two lovely photographic portraits of us. Mine is by Clare Keogh. I’m not sure who took the photo of Abigail.

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 14/10/2023

Saw Amanda Coogan, Lianne Quigley, Alvean Jones & Dublin Theatre of the Deaf ‘Freude Freude’ today at the Douglas Hyde Gallery- fantastic- definitely go see this!!! #irishperformanceart #irishart

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 14/10/2023

It’s been a weekend of performances. Saw Junk Ensemble’s Powerful Trouble last night as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival. Really intriguing, immersive work, fascinating activation of the RHA space- senses definitely tingling.

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 12/10/2023

Really enjoyed seeing Martin Beanz Warde’s ‘The Dead House’ as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival - it was quite moving. Looking forward to seeing more from him! #DTF2023

Theatre programme with the image of a black door with a funeral wreath. It is a programme for The Dead House written and performed by Martin Beanz Warde

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Kate Antosik-Parsons @drartypants.bsky.social · 12/10/2023

After the Review: What Next for Irish Abortion Services? 1 day conference on 27 October 2023 at Trinity College Dublin hosted by HEA-funded NSRP ReproCit Project collab between TCD & UU, co-hosted with Lancaster U now open for registration! www.tcd.ie/swsp/Confere... #Abortion #ReproRights

Conference poster for After the Review: What next for Irish Abortion Services? Conference at Trinity College Dublin with registration information.

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Cristín Leach @cristinleach.bsky.social · 11/10/2023

The Water’s Way - exploring themes of motherhood, the climate crisis and the restorative power of the sea, book tickets now to hear authors Doreen Cunningham and Alice Kinsella in conversation with me at #DBF23 dublinbookfestival.com/event/the-wa...

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Doreen Cunningham and Alice Kinsella in conversation with Cristín Leach at Dublin Book Festival 2023.

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