The interdisciplinary Aro/Ace Research Network brings together scholars across Europe working on aromanticism and asexuality.
Aromanticism & Asexuality Research Network
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Come join is online tomorrow to learn about ace geographies!
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Our talk series will begin in only three weeks, and we‘re excited to share the amazing people we have lines up with you!
The talks will be online, weekly on Fridays at 3 pm UK time!
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There is no registration required, you can find the link to join at aroaceresearch.com/events
We would like to make this a lively space for exchanging knowledge and opportunities and would love to hear your news!
This week’s talk is titled ““If only there was more": Aceness in Online Fandom, a Case Study of Baldur's Gate 3” and will be held by Polina Smirnova.
The talk will take place on zoom Friday, 19 June, at 3pm (UK). Join us for the talk and discussion on zoom (Link here: www.aroaceresearch.com/events)
This week’s talk will be given by Alex Jacquemot-Krupp who will speak on the topic of “Aromantic sense of belonging to queer and aromantic communities”.
The talk will take place on zoom Friday, 12 June, at 3pm (UK). Link here: www.aroaceresearch.com/events
We are delighted to welcome @rachelbayer.bsky.social and @joejukes.bsky.social for the first session of the Aro/Ace Online Talk Series who will introduce us to #asexual #geographies!
The talk will take place on zoom next Friday, 5 June, at 3pm (UK). Link here: www.aroaceresearch.com/events
Huge congratulations to @joejukes.bsky.social and @rachelbayer.bsky.social on an informative and inspiring presentation on Asexual Geographies for the first @aroaceresearch.bsky.social talk. Very excited to see how and where Asexual Geographies will develop in the future
Still buzzing from our @aroaceresearch.bsky.social talk! It was such a pleasure to reflect with @joejukes.bsky.social on why we love geography, and share some of our work with such an engaged audience. If you'd like to learn more about Asexual Geographies, check out our co-written article here:
