@claresoutherton I am genuinely sorry that COVID got in the way of me attending this year. And lamingtons!

*Collapses weeping in a corner* #sociology #TASA2022

It’s been such an absolutely lovely week at #tasa2022 of seeing colleagues I hadn’t seen for years, some I’d never seen in person. My highlight was quality ECR time, after we’ve all had a few hard years (pandemic, horrendous job market, the increasing demands in our neoliberal universities, general unraveling of colonial capitalist society). But it was nice to be celebrating PhDs, jobs, grants, just surviving and seeing the new fab phd research 🔥 Also THESE LAMINGTONS #academia #sociology #food

And that's a wrap. Thanks to all attendees for making #TASA2022 such a wonderful event. Australian sociologists really are the BEST.
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Our 3rd keynote @ParadiesYin@twitter.com, a Wakaya man, from @deakin@twitter.com, has kicked off #TASA2022 Friday talking about 'Indigenous perspectives on decolonial societies' @MelbConventions@twitter.com
#meetinmelbourne #visitmelbourne #visitvictoria

Thank you Sam for being part of #TASA2022. We've received so much positive feedback on your keynote, and that you stayed around for the conference! Hopefully we can see you at future TASA events. @AustSoc@twitter.com @MelbConventions@twitter.com

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Great to be a part of @AustSoc@twitter.com #tasa2022 this week. I spoke about the superpower of #appliedsociology for solving for real world problems. @unimelbsoc@twitter.com 💪🏽

Roger Patulny & Dorinda 't Hart now presenting some insights into the IPRESS - on sociology's public profile & social impact @rpatulny@twitter.com @dorinda_joy@twitter.com #TASA2022 @AustSoc@twitter.com @MelbConventions@twitter.com #visitmelbourne

Precarious work = less likely to have a baby and Irma has the receipts. #TASA2022

The importance of Dadirri - deep listening @ParadiesYin@twitter.com @AustSoc@twitter.com #TASA2022 @MelbConventions@twitter.com

Yin Paradies as final keynote for #TASA2022 on Indigenous perspectives on decolonialisation @ParadiesYin@twitter.com @AustSoc@twitter.com @MelbConventions@twitter.com #visitmelbourne

Check out the different ARC funding outcomes for HASS & STEM, presented by TASA President Alphia Possamai-Inesedy. While there is a big difference, #sociology is strong in (the limited) HASS funding. @AlphiaPossamai@twitter.com @AustSoc@twitter.com #TASA2022

Alphia & I looking pretty cuffed at the launch of our new #sociology of health & illness textbook, as held during #TASA2022! Thanks to all the wonderful sociologists who have contributed to this new textbook. @AlphiaPossamai@twitter.com @AustSoc@twitter.com @HealthTASA@twitter.com https://www.pearson.com/store/p/sociology-of-health-illness/P200000008420/9780655701996

Time for TASA Presidential Address by Prof Alphia Possamai-Inesedy. Talking about TASA initiatives for supporting members and increasing profile of Australian sociology @AlphiaPossamai@twitter.com @AustSoc@twitter.com #TASA2022 @MelbConventions@twitter.com #visitmelbourne

Fascinating keynote at #TASA2022 from Prof Barbara Prainsack, thinking through why the greater attention drawn to inequality during the pandemic ultimately has failed to deliver radical social change. How can we conceptualise this inaction, without focusing on individual responsibility? #sociology #academia #socialtheory

Very happy to be at #TASA2022 this week. Presented some of my work on emotional labour and hair and beauty salons yesterday. You can read the whole paper open access here: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00113921221129315 #academia #sociology #culturalstudies #beauty #emotionallabour #salon

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Professor Stephen Castles was one of my PhD supervisors at @Usyd_ssps@twitter.com. He was fiercely intelligent, relentlessly kind, and deeply committed to building caring academic communities. Join us online or in person at #TASA2022 today to pay tribute @AustSoc@twitter.com @DeryaOzkul@twitter.com https://twitter.com/susanbanki/status/1597919337448296448

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It’s great to be at #TASA2022 today and the first session I’m attending today is the sociology of sport session. The first paper is presented by the wonderful @ktoffa@twitter.com and is exploring women’s everyday engagement with Instagram for physical activity.

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The incredible @BPrainsack@twitter.com discussing how we might move beyond the status quo by de-naturalizing various forms of hegemony @AustSoc@twitter.com #TASA2022

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I thoroughly enjoyed presenting on health professionals’ use of online communities at the Australian Sociological Association conference. Thank you for the questions and to everyone who came and chatted afterwards @AustSoc@twitter.com #TASA2022

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#TASA2022 conference Sociologists finally face to face @UniMelb@twitter.com to share ideas and connect @AustSoc@twitter.com

Three layers of not knowing: denial/misinformation; embodied; and epistemic. @AustSoc@twitter.com @BPrainsack@twitter.com #TASA2022 @MelbConventions@twitter.com #visitmelbourne