It was wonderful to contribute this week to this celebration of filmmaker @pratibha.bsky.social work at the ICA London.

A new book of essays by myself, Lola Olufemi, @alexispauline.bsky.social
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Here in Wales for a @bspsuk.bsky.social panel called “Public concern about low fertility: the 1920s and 2020s”. Packed hall and brilliant discussion!

Great #repromob roundtable!

Clinicians experience alongside critiques of the ownership structures of global clinic chains.

Loved sharing my paper too on software fixes for fertility crisis.

More reproductive mobilities presentations today 🌱

⚠️Issue # 5 now posted! ⚠️
Iona, Sam, QiP and noï share vital writing on erasure.

Them, All is a podcast and online magazine for poetry and critical writing on reproduction, hosted by Systerserver.

Read or listen here:

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Looking forward to our panel today at the @sociologyireland.bsky.social . Thanks to colleagues for organising.

I’ll be talking about the limited “biological mode” of hypothetical thinking and switch on/off policy solutions for dealing with declining fertility rates in Europe.

Beautiful workshop! We talked about animation and the politics of the body + life and made some brilliant and funny films that give voice to the elements.

Thanks to Hamaca in Barcelona for co-coordinating, loved sharing ongoing postdoc work.
@researchireland.bsky.social
@uccresearch.bsky.social

This quote from The Uses of the Erotic (1978).

Audre Lorde may have read the current media / techbro gathering around the fascist salute as a continuation of the “Euroamerican tradition where needs are fulfilled by certain proscribed erotic comings-together, whether religion…or mob violence…”

“The medicine developed in the enclosed spaces of slavery was not just the darkside of Enlightenment but its epistemic & material condition of possibility”

Huge congrats to 🌟 Dr. 🌟 Anyely Marín at iHC, Barcelona.

Vital work in antiracist, postcolonial & decolonial history of science and medicine