My review of Immigration detention and social harm – The collateral impacts of migrant incarceration edited by @michpeterie.bsky.social for @carceralgeography.bsky.social carceralgeographies.co.uk/book-review-...

The Carceral Geography Working Group (CGWG) are honoring the work of our international network at our August "Creating in Confinement" workshop. If you have published/edited a book, article, or creative work over the last academic year, let us know by sumbitting sugestions using the link below!

This book seeks to change that--check it out. Can't wait to hear more about her work! link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

for those of us working on asylum accommodation, detention and bordered contexts, the workshop will open up conversations around the role of lived experience leadership in producing knowledge about spaces of confinement. Please join us! carceralgeographies.co.uk/creating-in-...

We are lucky to have Paula Harriott as one our keynote speakers at our workshop on 26 August at University of Birmingham. Paula's work exemplifies the power of lived experience and her recent books show how understudied and underappreciated women's leadership, in particular, can be.

For details on the workshop, follow @carceralgeography.bsky.social and see our website here: carceralgeographies.co.uk/creating-in-...

Reading up on our keynote speakers' amazing work ahead of the @carceralgeography.bsky.social workshop in August. Very inspired by Maria Adams' Doing Porridge project, which produced this cookbook. Can't wait to learn more: www.waterstones.com/book/beyond-...

Our first post is an invitation! Join is to explore creative methods in carceral geography with these amazing people. Register here: events.humanitix.com/cgwg-worksho...