We also have a range of student performances, poetry events, and a fascinating exhibition on Limerick's Craven Charity! Download the programme here: www.mic.ul.ie/sites/defaul...#Limerick

There are events celebrating Sinead O'Connor with David Clare, talks on music as feminist resistance with Gwen Moore, & Caoineadh/Keening with Vicky Brady. Ailbhe Kenny introduces the song seeking project, and Liverpool University Press & the RIA will speak about women in the publishing industry.

FemFest takes place in MIC March 5, 6, 7 with a host of free events in both the Limerick &Thurles campuses The line up includes Justine McCarthy, Dr Hannagh McGinley, Molly Hennigan, Sara Baume, Eimear Ryan, Prof Pat O'Connor. Check out all the events here - free & open to all www.mic.ul.ie/femfest

I don't have much of a reach on here yet, but please consider coming to Edinburgh if you have research leave this year or are in need of a short-term postdoc. Will post a few opportunities in this thread.

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eireannmor.bsky.socialJan 2, 2024 12:56pm

In 2023 I wrote forty (!) essays and posted them weekly. I'm going to repost links to a few here. First of all, this one on the invisible costs of precarious academic work:

the precarity tax

what it costs to do the work

creating systems and mechanisms for people to opt out of AI (such as from AI decision-making, data harvesting tools, or use of data for training AI) is a human-centred approach that'll yield most effective when it comes to protecting the wellbeing of individuals and communities at the margins

📢📢📢Last call Tomorrow is the FINAL day for abstracts for ACIS conference in Limerick June 2024 - individual papers of 20 mins, and panels welcome! See more: mic.ul.ie/ACIS2024#irishStudies#ACIS2024#Limerick

Trying to make my way through the massive pile of tbr books before the semester starts!

Ooh must add it to my list!

#AmReading