Sophie Fennelly
@sophiefennelly.bsky.social
PhD researcher at the University of Leeds exploring literary representations Black British mental health under Hostile Environment. I also talk about chronic illness and disability. She/Her
Hopefully, this marks the beginning of a tradition within the School and becomes a recurring opportunity to share ideas, build community, and work together.
November 12, 2025 at 7:32 PM
Hopefully, this marks the beginning of a tradition within the School and becomes a recurring opportunity to share ideas, build community, and work together.
How rewarding to see the room packed out and to watch PGRs from different years and research disciplines, as well as different schools, engaging with one another’s ideas and thinking collaboratively!
November 12, 2025 at 7:32 PM
How rewarding to see the room packed out and to watch PGRs from different years and research disciplines, as well as different schools, engaging with one another’s ideas and thinking collaboratively!
We pioneered this event out of a desire to learn more about the work being done by our peers and to develop stronger sense of the School of English PGR research identity, and to foster a sense of community, as well as to offer a friendly and accessible space for PGRs to present their work.
November 12, 2025 at 7:32 PM
We pioneered this event out of a desire to learn more about the work being done by our peers and to develop stronger sense of the School of English PGR research identity, and to foster a sense of community, as well as to offer a friendly and accessible space for PGRs to present their work.
Reposted by Sophie Fennelly
Today’s morning panel focused on the impact of the Hostile Environment on/in community spaces. With stunning papers by Sophie Fennelly, Peach Hoyle, and Subhadip Mukherjee.
June 24, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Today’s morning panel focused on the impact of the Hostile Environment on/in community spaces. With stunning papers by Sophie Fennelly, Peach Hoyle, and Subhadip Mukherjee.