Thanks for this super detailed and thoughtful response – it’s really brilliant to learn from your knowledge and perspective in this area.

I really appreciate your referencing of Lindy Le in relation to the Social GRACES and Duckworth’s wheel. I absolutely agree that more nuance is needed and think that you make really solid…Read more

Thank you for this thoughtful comment – it’s actually really comforting to know that I was not alone in avoiding the issue of faith in the classroom, and that you have been on a similar journey of working out how to acknowledge it in an inclusive way. I did a bit of digging around to see what the institutional support and advice was…Read more

Thank you for this blog post, it was a really interesting read and I really appreciate your personal candour and experiences when discussing the issues raised.

Your post highlights some of the knottiness of making truly pluralistic and inclusive teaching spaces, as doing so relies on some levels of reciprocity, openness and…Read more

I was really moved by your writing, and particularly your focus on the work of Dysfluent magazine and it’s intersections with the work of Christine Sun Kim. The artworks you have selected from them, really highlight the importance of visibility as a tool for social change, particularly from those who are marginalised by dominant…Read more

Thank you for this rich blog post. You touch on so many fascinating topics, and I would love to discuss your research and practice further with you, beyond this blog post comment, as there is so much to unpack!
For the purposes of this exercise and the limitation of word count, I want to focus in on your nueroqueer approach to…Read more