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Hélène Le Bail and I received a joint grant from Sciences Po and the NUS to study the lives of migrant Chinese and South Asian women in Paris and Singapore. We are kicking off the project with a launch workshop on migration, gender, and urbanity studies. Please join us on February 24, 2025 in Paris

Hélène Le Bail and I received a joint grant from Sciences Po and the NUS to study the lives of migrant Chinese and South Asian women in Paris and Singapore. We are kicking off the project with a launch workshop on migration, gender, and urbanity studies. Please join us on February 24, 2025 in Paris

Last Thursday I gave a public lecture on how to comprehend and think through care ethics and practices for victims-survivors of sexual violence in institutions of higher education. Thank you Sciences Po and Universitè Paris Citè for awarding me the visiting faculty fellowship and hosting the talk.

Last Thursday I gave a public lecture on how to comprehend and think through care ethics and practices for victims-survivors of sexual violence in institutions of higher education. Thank you Sciences Po and Universitè Paris Citè for awarding me the visiting faculty fellowship and hosting the talk.

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I am going to be speaking cases of SGBV which are on the rise across the globe. I would look at care as an analytical and executive category to promote victim-survivor centric approach to violence in HEIs. I am thankful to Presage and Citè du Genre.

Including:

"Detrimental to Our Digital Well-Being: Campus Sexual Misconduct and Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence Among University Students in Singapore" by Michelle H.S. Ho, Shivani Gupta (@shivi90.bsky.social), Jungup Lee, Bimlesh Wadhwa, and Xinhong Fu.

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On this International Women’s Day I was invited by Women in Tech @ NUS Computing. I took this opportunity to speak about the opportunities and challenges the emergence of Femtech poses for women’s health and well-being. I believe a gender inclusive approach with sensitivity and ethics as priority

Don’t you wish your life had a ‘control F’ command to search things around your house, office, car, tote bag, and all other spaces. I’m write this as I struggle to find a stapler. 🤦🏽‍♀️

Restlessness pushed me to follow bell hooks advice to look at writing as a force and I attempted to pen it down. #palestine

Crazy day is when you’re on zoom calls from 10am to 5pm continuously with only bathroom breaks in between. Sigh. Even the coffee shop lady asked me why was I late for my evening coffee today. 😳

Tomorrow’s UNC Daily Tar Heel.

As provided by its managing editor, Caitlyn Yaede.

Brilliant.
And heart wrenching.

Historians of India, please see and share this ad for a Chair in Indian History and Culture at Oxford University. “We would particularly welcome applications from scholars in the field of early modern Indian history.” www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DBE869/p...

My book review of Sarah Lamb’s Being Single in India is out in Pacific Affairs. It was such a pleasure to review this book. I loved everything about this book but it being framed within queer studies was my favourite part. Here is the link: t.co/BhPlRzJIN3

Working on fall syllabi and trying to put what I wrote into practice. This article on queer historiography and pedagogy inspired by @jamarchal’s Appalling Bodies.

We are hiring a TT assistant professor of sociocultural anthropology @ Yale!!! Open focus. Please reskeet and circulate! https://apply.interfolio.com/128652

My first day here and I’m not thinking straight so I’m posting about this little cutie I cannot stop thinking about - my little puppy Tipsy