Dr. Alex Ketchum (she/her)
@aketchum22.bsky.social
PhD in History, professor of Feminist + Social Justice Studies; food, environmental, gender, +tech history, queer, founder of Disrupting Disruptions
https://www.alexketchum.ca/
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https://www.alexketchum.ca/
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November 15, 2025 at 11:21 AM
My Royal Society of Canada diploma, badge from the ceremony, boutonniere, and pin!
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November 15, 2025 at 1:53 AM
My Royal Society of Canada diploma, badge from the ceremony, boutonniere, and pin!
@concordiapress.bsky.social @arsenalpulp.bsky.social @microcosm.bsky.social
@mcgillarts.bsky.social @mcgillumedia.bsky.social
@concordiapress.bsky.social @arsenalpulp.bsky.social @microcosm.bsky.social
@mcgillarts.bsky.social @mcgillumedia.bsky.social
the film is currently touring festivals BUT with the Image+Nation LGBTQ+ film festival in Montreal this month, you can actually watch the films online (so it is a great time to stream it online)
November 13, 2025 at 12:37 PM
the film is currently touring festivals BUT with the Image+Nation LGBTQ+ film festival in Montreal this month, you can actually watch the films online (so it is a great time to stream it online)
yes
so infuriating
so infuriating
November 9, 2025 at 1:01 PM
yes
so infuriating
so infuriating
an upper admin apparently nicknamed the IGSF, where I work, the Institute for Grievance Studies (we are the institute for gender, sexuality, and feminist studies)--- so you can imagine how supported I feel
November 9, 2025 at 1:00 PM
an upper admin apparently nicknamed the IGSF, where I work, the Institute for Grievance Studies (we are the institute for gender, sexuality, and feminist studies)--- so you can imagine how supported I feel
WOW! what a cool project!!!
November 1, 2025 at 11:30 AM
WOW! what a cool project!!!
thanks! I ordered one :) excited
after organizing over 106+ events of the Disrupting Disruptions series and consulting for a AI firm years ago, I definitely feel "Fuck AI" in my bones (thus the appropriateness of the skeleton)
after organizing over 106+ events of the Disrupting Disruptions series and consulting for a AI firm years ago, I definitely feel "Fuck AI" in my bones (thus the appropriateness of the skeleton)
October 31, 2025 at 8:05 PM
thanks! I ordered one :) excited
after organizing over 106+ events of the Disrupting Disruptions series and consulting for a AI firm years ago, I definitely feel "Fuck AI" in my bones (thus the appropriateness of the skeleton)
after organizing over 106+ events of the Disrupting Disruptions series and consulting for a AI firm years ago, I definitely feel "Fuck AI" in my bones (thus the appropriateness of the skeleton)
same question
October 31, 2025 at 7:45 PM
same question
Reposted by Dr. Alex Ketchum (she/her)
It was a bitch to find. So, I wrote out the steps. You have to do it on desktop only.
It makes a huge difference in speed! I had wondered what had changed! 🙏🏼
I had trouble finding it, so here are the steps:
It's the Advanced Settings menu, click Google Drive for desktop menu.
At top right, click Settings (gear icon).
Go to Manage Apps.
Go to Gemini. Uncheck "use by default."
I had trouble finding it, so here are the steps:
It's the Advanced Settings menu, click Google Drive for desktop menu.
At top right, click Settings (gear icon).
Go to Manage Apps.
Go to Gemini. Uncheck "use by default."
October 27, 2025 at 6:08 PM
It was a bitch to find. So, I wrote out the steps. You have to do it on desktop only.
Reposted by Dr. Alex Ketchum (she/her)
One thing I think is useful about Hoschild is that she didn’t just ask people how they divided their domestic labor, but actually tracked how they spent their time. And she found that even in marriages where both partners claimed that the work was evenly divided, in practice women did much more.
October 26, 2025 at 10:27 PM
One thing I think is useful about Hoschild is that she didn’t just ask people how they divided their domestic labor, but actually tracked how they spent their time. And she found that even in marriages where both partners claimed that the work was evenly divided, in practice women did much more.