Jennifer Turner

Check out this great new Carceral Crossing piece online via @carceralgeog

New CGWG book review is now available online. See Ece Canli 's review of James Kilgore's Understanding E-Carceration: Electronic Monitoring, the Surveillance State, and the Future of Mass Incarceration.

Interested in joining my research group? 3-Year Researcher Vacancy in Cultural and Political Geography at Universität Trier (either at PhD or Postdoc level) Post takes a 'fellowship' model to support independent research (with some teaching) Advert: uni-trier.de/fileadmin/orga…

🚨 Calling all those interested in carceral geography! 🚨 As the new lead for Carceral Crossings, please consider submitting an article! Informal format, blog-style pieces (max. 750 words)! 1/n

@mills_sarah I will be in 10 days lol!

@mills_sarah I’m so happy you have new term enthusiasm 🙂 We still have 10 days to go until the end of teaching in Semester 1 that started in the middle of October. 🤦‍♀️ This semester nearly broke me 😳

@VictorianPrison @mac_birmingham @TheHowardLeague @ESRC Opening Night was wonderful. It was such a special thing to see people’s faces as they came into the room and to talk to them about their favourite/least favourite/most provocative bit. Lucky to have this kind of job to do!!

It's up! Can't wait for everyone to see 'Incarcerated: Contemporary Arts from the Victorian Prison' @mac_birmingham in partnership with @TheHowardLeague, funded by @ESRC macbirmingham.co.uk/exhibition/inc…

@andyaitchison @drdommoran @TheHowardLeague @hmp_lincoln So excited to see these images up close and on the walls!

Can’t wait to see this in person for opening night on Friday! Amazing effort from Dom and the team in Birmingham in making this happen!!

It's been such a privilege to work with @TricksterPrince, @YvonneJewkes, @JenTurner0, @steveslack and @andyaitchison on this exhibition - but even more so to bring to @mac_birmingham the amazing work of people incarcerated in our Victorian prison estate. birmingham.ac.uk/news/2023/new-…

Check out the groundbreaking project of Deathscapes: Mapping Race and Violence in Settler Societies and Book Reviews by Monique Hurley @monique_hurley and Dr Bosco Opi @OpiBosco.

Looking forward to this online seminar for @carceralgeog in mid December. I'll be chatting about some of my work and unpacking the term 'debilitating mobilities'. Link to register below and set your alarm for 9pm AEST 😉

Early Career Perspectives in Carceral Geography Use Google Form bit.ly/3up5xIt Wed.13 Dec. 11-12:30 GMT. Topic “Imprisoned in this Living Grave”:3D Representations of Confinement in the Central Mediterranean" Alexander W. Anthony PhD Scholar, Syracuse Univ. See Abstract:

Please join us for the Explorations of Carceral Geographies seminar with Julie de Dardel on 23rd November 2023 14:00-16:00 (UTC+1 Berlin)  Topic: "Prison Degrowth: A Geo-Ethnographic Study of Prison Reduction and Non-Penal Alternatives". See details: carceralgeographies.co.uk/events/explora…

In a spectacular day of “long-avoided computer activities related to institutional changeover” I successfully managed to connect to a printer in my new uni and somehow simultaneously corrupt Outlook beyond repair. You win some…

@ale_OB @paula_satizabal @DrKimPeters When you have an incredible PhD student… 😊 Danke! 🌟

When you have an incredible supervisor team 🥰💫 Gracias 💖 @paula_satizabal @DrKimPeters @JenTurner0

Es war ein Privileg, unsere neuen Studierenden @TrierUni heute zu "Grundlagen der Humangeographie I" begrüßen zu dürfen. Ich wünsche Ihnen allen viel Spaß mit dem Modul!

I’m very pleased to see this paper come out after a happy writing adventure with @R_Ricciardelli and @JamesGacek using data from the CCWORK project at @marineinstitute @MemorialU

@JoshuaDMShaw I don’t think there are any words that can truly express everything in this situation. But sending all my condolences in your direction and thinking of you and your family at this time.

@HallamTuck @CityUniLondon @CitySociology Many congratulations!

Last week, I started in my new role as a Lecturer in Criminology @CityUniLondon. Sad to be leaving wonderful friends and colleagues in Oxford after four years, but very excited to get to work with new colleagues @CitySociology.