Joe Jukes

Feeling very chuffed for my fellow Bristol colleagues, and thanks again to @hellobrigstow.bsky.social for the seed corn funding, which allowed me to work on the research project!

Another week another publication (!)

In 2023 I worked on a participatory project which researched thru the medium of documentary film

We explore how the processes of filmmaking relates to embodied trauma + its representation onscreen

Read w/ open access: www.openscreensjournal.com/article/id/1...

Brilliant news!! Congratulations, Riikka and co. :)

this is a crucial report with significance across the UK #highered sector, for all workers, on fixed-tem contracts or not, including senior management. @rgsibg.bsky.social @rgs-ibghe.bsky.social @britishacademy.bsky.social @timeshighered.bsky.social @resprofnews.bsky.social

Absolutely no practical tips to share, but I have been thinking the same! Sadly I don't think BSky has replaced what Twitter offered us in terms of academic community

So glad you enjoyed! I just love the West Country so much lol it's a real privilege to be able to write stuff like this

thank you, friend!

My Finland-Friday post this week is just more of the chapter that came out this week. I’m really proud of it and people have said nice things.

We’re having a ‘queer friendship’ coffee break next week to celebrate in the office 💚

Read it here: www.researchgate.net/publication/...

Download my recent publication here: www.researchgate.net/publication/...

Glad to see this piece, (Dis)placing Pride in Copenhagen, or the socio-spatial lives of queer/trans migrant critique, out in Queer Geographies: Key Debates and Contending Perspectives, edited by Alison Bain, Julie Podmore and Chan Arun-Pina: www.elgaronline.com/edcollchap-o...

Download my recent publication here: www.researchgate.net/publication/...

Congrats! Those individually Vorsicht-ed stairs are a riot too

rly excited about this one! the last publication from my MA research has been released as part of this new collection of queer geography scholarship, along with the work of such brilliant colleagues as @queergeog.bsky.social @sagebrice.bsky.social & @joejukes.bsky.social !!

doi.org/10.4337/9781...

Thank you! Shame about the paywall, but I hope many people get to enjoy the brilliant collection :)

I will be sharing an accessible version of the chapter as soon as I have it. But ask your librarian to order the collection for you in the meantime 💚

It feels especially good to be included in this contemporary collection of queer geographic scholarship alongside colleagues I really admire. After some precarious work and underemployment, it provides a nice reassurance that my work belongs in this field and is worth being engaged.

Very pleased to have a chapter in 'Queer Geographies - Key Debates and Contending Perspectives' out now!

I write about LGBTQ+ friendships as sites of mutual aid and think specifically about queer rural relations and spaces. It's my first publication from my PhD

www.elgaronline.com/edcollchap/b...

Deep in archive obsession: I spent this week with Finland’s dyke-kink subcultures, and lots of beautiful photographic portraits therein!

National Anthem (2023, dir. Luke Gilford)

I feel absolutely bodied! An unbelievably contemporary, tentative, intimate queer rural film. Utopian in parts, harrowingly pragmatic in others - a beautiful spotlight on gay rodeo cultures without overlooking rural poverty. Screen it everywhere!

Research visits to the Workers’ Museum, Tampere, began this week. I’ve been slipping around on the fresh snow too!

After a month or so of settling in, this week I began to feel like an active researcher again ⭐️🌝💛

Queer Geographies ‘This powerful and provocative book brings forward new lines of queer geographical inquiry and debate. Beautifully illustrated, the original artwork visually represents and introduces each chapter. Th...

On a bit of a roll with the book chapters! My epistolary with the incredible Cleo Wölfle Hazard, "Messing up (in) the field: Finding queer-trans ecologies in geographical fieldwork", is now out in Edward Elgar's Handbook of Queer Geographies

www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/que...

Finnish painter Magnus Enckell was born on this week (9 Nov) in 1870. Thanks to @queermodernisms.bsky.social via Insta, I've been enjoying reading about his life and viewing his works.

1. Awakening Faun (1914)
2. By The Window (1919) - a slighter more green representation of my postdoc life atm!

📣 CALL FOR CHAPTERS 📣

Co-editors Amy Tooth Murphy & @georgesevers.bsky.social invite expressions of interest to contribute chapters to the forthcoming Routledge Oral History Theory Handbook.

Visit: oralhistory.org/wp-content/u...

#OralHistory #OralHistoryTheory #Routledge #OralHistorian

It is also a crying shame that postgraduate publications don't get as much cut-through as they ought to.

These essays are all brilliant, critical, thoughtful and creative pieces of work! They definitely deserve a wider readership than they have enjoyed so far.

I'm just saying: not bad for a couple'a mid-project PhD researchers!!

Updating my publications for my new workplace and I feel so proud of the Excursions Special Issue I published w Ashley Reilly-Thornton + others.

We worked with 11 international queer + trans scholars to create this cutting edge + open access Special Issue!

journals.sussex.ac.uk/index.php/ex...

In Turku at Åbo Akademi today for Gender Studies Day. So many great discussions circulating around crip-queer-feminisms, and archival time-travelling with a keynote from Eliza Steinbock. Thanks to the organisers for bringing us together!

Laurin Tirpitz and Ela Przybyło are organising a workshop "On Asexualities. Crossdisciplinary Perspectives" in Berlin. Registration is now open!

Register here: laurin.tirpitz.me/event/aceworkshop25

‘Similar Ground‘ exhibition of trans+ art in Helsinki 💙

Genuine pleasure to be an absolute unit once more! Curious to hear listeners’ opinions on the speculatory nature of this research, and how that might clash with archival neutrality.