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Lecturer in Sport and Physical Culture, University of Bath, UK. Reading, writing, talking and living physical culture.

Bristol
Joined September 2010
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Incredible achievement by the wonderful @SimoneFullagar
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Thank you for hosting. Absolutely lovely event and I was really pleased to be invited to present my work (with colleagues) @ktoffa @hollythorpe_nz @SimoneFullagar @AnnaleiseD @PCSbath
Thank you to everyone who attended our FIRST #PostdigitalIntimacies Symposium yesterday! 🎉🙌 Special thanks to our wonderful speakers @DrAdamJowett @AdrienneEvans_ @JessFrancombe @Baerbel79 😁 #Coventry #Research #Digital #Media
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Jess Francombe-Webb retweeted
We now welcome our third speaker @JessFrancombe presenting “New Sporting Femininities: Embodied Policies in #Postfeminist Times #PostdigitalIntimacies @CovUniResearch
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When you’re invited to present at a symposium in ‘The Grass’ @covcampus & you rock up to a artificial grass break out space. I LOVE it, such a good vibe... let the presentations begin!
Today is the day! Our FIRST #PostdigitalIntimacies Symposium @CovUniResearch starting at 11am The Grass @disrupt_learn @CovUniLibrary We will be looking to make sense of how we relate to ourselves & others in complex, anxious, unequal worlds. #Postdigital
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#LSA2018 mobilising change through creative arts. Imagining alternative leisure cultures teapawt.org/SimoneFullagar/status/…
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Mixing it up with a plenary panel on collaboration & co-generative knowledge generation this afternoon #LSA2018 @AnnaleiseD @DrEmmaRich
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Fantastically thought provoking presentation by @ItsCPhoenix #lsa2018 thinking about motion & rhythm in physical activity for older adults @PCSbath
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YES it’s here #lsa2018 so excited to see our book in press @ktoffa @hollythorpe_nz
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Great to be back at work & straight into #lsa2018 @UniofBath. Thinking about the possibility of fourth wave feminism for leisure studies.
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Welcome everyone to @UniofBath for the #LSA2018 conference. @SimoneFullagar opening the conference - mobilising change: creative and critical leisure practices in the post-disiciplinary era
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@JessFrancombe great paper barriers to leisure for older adults with disabilities
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Thoroughly enjoyed being part of this session. Inspiring papers & discussion. Thanks @lsa2017 for a great conference. Bring on @lsa_2018 teapawt.org/lsa_2018/status/882559…
Thought-provoking session @lsa2017 on the complexities of active ageing #leisure #inequality
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Closing #LSA2017 keynote today- practitioners & academics wrt to #womeninsport with Prof @SimoneFullagar, Jane Ashworth OBE & Halima Khan 🙌🏻
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Women, Sport & Leisure keynote panel @lsa2017 @SimoneFullagar poised ready for action @PCSbath
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Walking interviews open up opportunities for multi-sensory experience of space, connections, affect & noise! @lsa2017 creative methods
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Belonging & the racial othering of others is important when understanding translocal becomings & women's walking says Aarti Ratna @lsa2017
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Thoroughly enjoyed presenting this morning @lsa2017. Some great comments & focus on inequalities, barriers & pleasure teapawt.org/simonefullagar/status/…
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@JessFrancombe-Webb calls for listening to affective and more-than-human experiences of active #ageing @lsa2017
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Dance, masculinities & thinking through intersectionality & importance of context by Becky Watson #LSA2017