We were thrilled to welcome a full audience to our symposium on 'Reactionary Politics, Women, and Feminist Critique.' Such a powerful event!.Huge thanks to our incredible speakers and engaged audience 🌟.Event recap is now live on the blog:

Tourism as Memory-Making is the new book by CRCC’s @alenapfoser .It offers a fresh framework for understanding memory in tourism, exploring imperial nostalgia & national pasts through ethnographic research in Tallinn, Kyiv & Almaty. Available open access

🚨 New Book Alert! .Re‑Defining Terrorism by Itoiz Rodrigo Jusué explores how (counter) radicalisation is imagined, gendered & governed in everyday life. A must-read for anyone in security, media, or cultural studies. Read more:

🇬🇧 "Britain is becoming an 'island of strangers'—but immigration isn't to blame," argues @mskeylboro of @lboroCRCC in @ConversationUK. The real issue? Social disconnection, not who’s arriving. 👇.

Full results are available on the MFP’s designated website,

🗣️ Our member Vaclav Stetka, also part of the Committee for Editorial Independence, presented the 2025 Media Freedom Poll in Bratislava—highlighting concerns over disinformation, regulation, and Elon Musk’s influence. Learn more about the event:

⏳ Almost sold out!.Just a handful of tickets remain for Reactionary politics, women, and feminist critique. 21st & 22nd of May.Keynote by Professor Angela McRobbie (Goldsmiths).Secure your spot before it’s too late

It's a wrap for the Political Communication and Environmental Challenges event. Thank you all for coming along ✨. In the photo below Theo Frixou, one of the speakers presents 'The scale and influence of the fossil fuel industry in sport sponsorship'

Fantastic turnout at last week's Life in Politics event, hosted by the Political Communication theme @avkevins ! 🎉 . Special thanks to Cllr Margaret Smidowicz, Dr Jeevun Sandher MP, and Cllr Naomi Bottomley for their brilliant contributions.

You're invited! 🎟️. Join us online for a 2-day symposium on feminised popular culture & its entanglements with reactionary politics. 🗓️ 21-22 May.💻 Free & online.🔗 Register:

We look forward to seeing many of you there!. #ClimateChange #PoliticalCommunication #EnvironmentalResearch #Lboro.

📰 “News avoidance & scepticism about anthropogenic climate change: Survey evidence from 18 countries” – Anthony Kevins & James Stanyer. 🔥 “Triadic polarisation in climate debates: Climate change & culture wars in English-language tweets in COP26 & 27” – Dayei Oh & John Downey.

🌍 “The role of civil society orgs in the EU & their responses to climate change-induced migration” – Judith Fortunova-Russell. ⛽️ “The scale and influence of the fossil fuel industry in sport sponsorship” – Theo Frixou.

The seminar will explore politics, communication, environment, and sociology through 4 short research talks + a discussion chaired by Duncan Depledge. Come hear insights from early-stage research like:.

📢 The Centre for Research in Communication @lboroCRCC and Culture & the Successful Transitions Under Environmental Change theme are hosting a seminar on Political Communication & Environmental Challenges. 📅 May 14.🕙 10:00–11:30.📍 D201.Info:

RT @lboroCRCC: 📢 Students are especially welcome to the Life in Politics session! Come hear firsthand experiences from elected representati….

RT @lboroCRCC: 🕝 14:30–16:00 – Life in Politics (IRPH/CRCC Event). Join us for refreshments and a panel where Cllr. Bottomley, Dr. Sandher,….

RT @lboroCRCC: 🕛 12:30–13:00 – Lunch (CRCC event).Meet Dr. Jeevun Sandher over lunch! Great chance for informal conversations. 🍽️.🕐 13:00–1….

🎉 Calling all Loughborough staff and students We are excited to welcome Cllr. Naomi Bottomley, Dr. Jeevun Sandher, MP, and Cllr. Margaret Smidowicz to campus on May 9! It's going to be a full day and the schedule is below ⬇️

📢 Students are especially welcome to the Life in Politics session! Come hear firsthand experiences from elected representatives. 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 #LboroFamily. Looking forward to seeing you there! Save the date: May 9 in U005! 🗓️✨.