Article in Capacious
David Ben Shannon and I have an article and 10 sonic cultures (songs) published in Capacious Journal. The project is based on our long distance walk along St. Cuthbert’s Way. Check … Read More
Keynote at Working With and for Social Justice series at University of Helsinki
I’ll be delivering a Keynote and working with JustEd at the University of Helsinki. Here’s a link to the event: http://www.justed.org/seminar-working-with-and-for-social-justice/ My Abstract. In this paper, I consider how literacy, and education … Read More
Walking Methodologies book out in January
Walking Methodologies in a More-than-Human World: WalkingLab, which I co-authored with Stephanie Springgay, is out January 2018! Here’s the blurb: As a research methodology, walking has a diverse and extensive history in … Read More
Story about my SSHRC Fellowship at Manchester Metropolitan University
An article by Manchester Metropolitan University about my SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship on reading and writing speculative fiction with youth.
Oblique Curiosities’ Sneak Peek
My electronic music duo Oblique Curiosities (with David Ben Shannon) has an album coming out. We’ve posted a couple of songs on SoundCloud as a taster.
Transmaterial Approaches to Walking Methodologies – article
Stephanie Springgay and I have a new article out in Body & Society. In this piece we engage with (Bek) Rebecca Conroy’s subversive and hilarious sonic art piece, trans theories, and talk … Read More
Itinerant Reading Salon with WalkingLab in Iceland
I will be running a series of Itinerant Reading Salons with WalkingLab in Iceland throughout August.
Speculative Middles, (In) Tensions, and Response-Ability in Research – Article
Stephanie Springgay and I have a new article out in Qualitative Inquiry: On the Need for Methods Beyond Proceduralism: Speculative Middles, (In)Tensions, and Response-Ability in Research. Here’s the Abstract: This article responds … Read More
Bruce Trail Walking-Event with WalkingLab
WalkingLab has a fabulous walk coming up on April 1st on the Bruce Trail in Hamilton, ON.