CHAPTER ONE: GHOSTS, SHADOWS, ECHOES, REFLECTIONS Queer history and heritage In all the interviews so far, there has been at…
mapping | plotting | walking
“If, as indicated by the famous quotation from Oscar Wilde that appears in the epigraph, “a map of the world…
Transcribing, finding magic
towards a queer definition
Claire: How would you self define queer practices of placemaking? Chip: Queer placemaking signifies inclusion, security, community and a concrete…
research recap
A year and a few months after upgrading, and as I move into a second phase of interviews, it feels…
unintended consequences of writing
notes on the research process Perhaps, one of the most magnetic parts of doing a PhD is its unintended consequences.…
participant request
Looking to speak to LGBTQI+ identifying activists to participate in a one hour walking interview in London as part of…
PhD/WIP
Next week Tuesday, presenting a reflection on work so far in PhD process (and asking for a little help on…
Queering Maps
Chairing the Queering Maps event at The Bartlett (UCL) on the 8th May, a free, public roundtable bringing together researchers,…
Managing Doctoral mental health at the Bartlett: How creating space for conversations on mental health is integral to the PhD process
Piece initially written as a blog for the Bartlett PhD. There was a moment before my PhD began that…
