Events include a book talk with Sophie Lewis on their new book Enemy Feminisms, in conversation with LU colleagues Victoria Browne and Jilly Boyce Kay lboro.ac.uk/research/ias/e…

Still short of signatures.

Please don't put this off until later! We need to pass the 100k to trigger a debate in Parliament on creating a Palestinian Family Visa scheme.

Link below 👇🏽

The UK government must create a Gaza Family Scheme to give temporary sanctuary to and reunite Palestinian families - just as it did with the Ukraine Family Scheme

Sign this petition and help Gaza Families Reunited get to 100,000 signatures 👇

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6485…

🚨 NEW ACTION - Lobby for Gaza - 21 February

This is urgent! On Wednesday there is a crucial vote on a ceasefire in Gaza in Parliament. We’re calling an emergency lobby.

We need you joining us and demanding MPs vote for a #CeasefireNOW !

Click to join us palestinecampaign.eaction.online/ceasefireLOBBY

The ICJ has ruled that Israel is potentially committing genocide in Gaza.

Instead of ending complicity in Israel's violence the UK gov has cut aid to the Palestinian people.

Write to the gov and your MP to demand the UK restore UNWRA funding now: palestinecampaign.eaction.online/fundUNRWA

Delve into Ruth Okonkwo's review of Victoria Browne's 'Pregnancy Without Birth: A Feminist Philosophy of Miscarriage' in the latest issue of Philosophy in Review: journals.uvic.ca/index.php/pir/…📖 #Philosophy #Feminism #Miscarriage

Oxford Brookes University is planning to make staff redundant in Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Maths, leaving 48 jobs at risk of compulsory redundancy.

Share our open letter and sign the petition 👇

ow.ly/uyk250QaE5t

If in the UK, please sign this petition. At 100,000 signatures it will be debated in the Parliament:

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6482…

happy birthday Edward Said 💔

from the Radical Philosophy archives (1993): radicalphilosophy.com/interview/edwa…

My intellectual obituary for Maria Mies is now out in Radical Philosophy. I was deeply honoured to write it. We need to celebrate who struggled before us. Rest in Power, Maria Mies.
radicalphilosophy.com/obituary/maria…

Aijaz Ahmad (1941-2022) in memoriam 🧵

Ammar Ali Jan, 'Perseverance in the midst of defeat: On Aijaz Ahmad’s political writings'

radicalphilosophy.com/article/persev…

RP2.15 - out now!
Martín Arboleda on Popular Unity in Chile
Hourya Bentouhami 'Civilizing through food'
Ryan Crawford on the Frankfurt School as 'permanent exiles'
Alan Bradshaw & Mikael Andehn on student interpassivity
Austin Gross on Iranian uprisings
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You can now hear the audio frm illness #1 – a night of readings + discussion on the politics of illness

Episode 31: illness #1 – micha frazer-carroll, Amber Husain, and Mattie Colquhoun, w/ an introduction by Red Medicine

Apple: bit.ly/43v26wv
Spotify: bit.ly/3WUfNTc

Following published guidance to students, the only option for students to not accept predicted grades is to use the onerous and complicated appeals process. The university states clearly that this might “delay” graduation. What else is this but blackmail?? UCU #ucuRISING

If you work at Oxford Brookes please do take some time to read this. The proposed mitigations really are devaluing students degrees and driving a train through all normal moderation protocols. This is a conscious choice made in preference to supporting a better deal for staff

🎧 Tune into the Red Medicine podcast to hear Victoria Browne, author of 'Pregnancy Without Birth', discuss her work developing a feminist philosophy of miscarriages, still births and pregnancy.

Find the book 📕 bit.ly/3OIcc8z
Listen here 👇 apple.co/3IGvE1T

Join Red Medicine for a night of readings and discussion at The Horse Hospital on May 25th

Mattie Colquhoun, Amber Husain and micha frazer-carroll will be reading from their work on the politics of illness, followed by discussions

bit.ly/3ZPFu7H

TOWARDS A THEORY OF PREGNANCY WITH AND WITHOUT BIRTH

Episode 30. Victoria Browne: A Philosophy of Miscarriage

Apple: bit.ly/3IiCGJZ
Spotify: bit.ly/42KXj9C

Gail Lewis, 'Whose movement is it anyway? Intergenerationality and the problem of political alliance'

'What, if any, are the shifts in key logics, aims, organisational form and practice associated with specific generations?'

radicalphilosophy.com/article/whose-…

RP2.14 new issue out now...

@DanielNemenyi on Norbert Wiener
Gail Lewis on intergenerationality
Roderick A. Ferguson on bourgeois and coalitional formations
Alice Crary on longtermism
Tom Bunyard on Debord
Interview with Marc Neocleous and more...

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