We are accepting submissions for articles, reviews, and reflections along the theme of “Past, Present, Future” until 1st May 2023!  sentiojournal.uk/call-for-pa…

We are seeking peer-reviewers to review submissions for the upcoming fifth issue! sentiojournal.uk/call-for-re…

It's nearly been two weeks since our latest issue on #resilience was released! Take a look below if you haven't had a chance yet to read the many wonderful interpretations of this theme! @SeNSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

We’d also like to thank all the amazing authors and reviewers who made the whole process possible! We hope you enjoy getting to see your hard work pay off! @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Putting this issue together has been a real team effort! Our editorial team (Molly Pardoe, @AizlewoodSam, @PhD_Georgie, @GazeresRhys, @Sabrina_Protiva) would like to thank the @SeNSSDTP team for their support throughout!

So, those are our articles, we hope you enjoyed this little taster of our upcoming issue. If any of these articles have caught your attention then we have good news for you: the issue is now out! sentiojournal.uk/issues/issu… @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Today's the day: the issue is now out! Have a look through our many wonderful interpretations on the theme of #resilience here: sentiojournal.uk/issues/issu… @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Trigger Warning: ‘Resilience as recovery, not just resistance’ delves into Alyce’s personal journey conducting research into the experiences of child sexual abuse whilst navigating the ebbs and flows of the pandemic and health. @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Building on the concept of resilience in higher education, our final feature by Joanes and Joyce shows how conceptualisations of resilience in academia are often used to maintain the neoliberal status quo that drives pressure for research output and results.

When thinking about #resilience it is important that we remember the resilience we’ve needed as researchers recently... in our final article Nakou explores the adaptation from offline to online focus groups to overcome the challenges of covid and still obtain insightful results!

Our final reflection from Ghaffar delves into the construction of #resilience and the millennial ‘snowflake’ within the context of austerity and affective economies, highlighting the darker side to this. @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Examples of resilience can often provide an opportunity to work towards more egalitarian futures. As Wills shows in their feature however, resilience is often misappropriated in higher education, and used to push students and staff to their limits in terms of mental health.

Portrayals of resilience can shape the way we view one another. In our fifth article Bowen explores the implications of how portrayals of the resilience of single mothers are interpreted by audiences within dramedy series SMILF and Better Things. @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter

Release Day! Here's another round of teasers before the journal is released later today! @SeNSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Our penultimate reflection focuses on Luo’s experiences of being an international student in the UK during the Covid-19 pandemic, and how #resilience was needed when facing challenges with the PhD journey and the pandemic. @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Examples of resilience can often provide an opportunity to work towards more egalitarian futures. As Wills shows however, resilience is often misappropriated in higher education, affecting the students and staff's mental health @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

In our fourth article @GeorgeFoden explores the concepts of ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ resilience and how humanitarian actors might operationalise resilience in humanitarian shelter and settlement responses. @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

As we get closer to the release of our fourth issue on the theme of #resilience we've decided to up the ante by giving you another set of teasers today, lucky you! #phdvoice #AcademicTwitter @SeNSSDTP @ESRC

Our third feature piece focuses on the impact of UK COVID-19 lockdown measures on self-harm and suicidal thoughts. Here, Emma Wilson draws on models of resilience to explore the lack of change in these from pre-pandemic levels. @SENSSDTP @ESRC #AcademicTwitter @PhDVoice @PhDForum

Expanding conceptions of resilience to identify new ways to increase resilience of both individuals and organisations is the key recommendation emerging from our third article, in which Scott utilises field theory and applies it to resilience within organisations. @SENSSDTP @ESRC