Richard Budd
@ddubdrahcir.bsky.social
He/Him.
Lecturer in Higher Education, Lancaster University, UK
HE, in particular social justice, lived experience (esp. students), decolonising, policy, geographies, organisational cultures.
I think out loud on here: https://ddubdrahcir.wordpress.com
Lecturer in Higher Education, Lancaster University, UK
HE, in particular social justice, lived experience (esp. students), decolonising, policy, geographies, organisational cultures.
I think out loud on here: https://ddubdrahcir.wordpress.com
As we discussed, there has been a lot of progress on promoting #inclusion in many ways but nowhere near enough. Even those with the best of intentions face countermanding pressures ranging from sectoral hierarchies and poor governance to insufficient resourcing and knowledge sharing.
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November 13, 2025 at 9:39 AM
As we discussed, there has been a lot of progress on promoting #inclusion in many ways but nowhere near enough. Even those with the best of intentions face countermanding pressures ranging from sectoral hierarchies and poor governance to insufficient resourcing and knowledge sharing.
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Similar optics here on the culling of what could amount to nearly 500 jobs being easier than any difficultues in pausing or cancelling significant infrastructure or overseas campus projects.
November 7, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Similar optics here on the culling of what could amount to nearly 500 jobs being easier than any difficultues in pausing or cancelling significant infrastructure or overseas campus projects.
Thanks, Ria! Hope you're well.
Your spider plant's babies are all grown up now and having children of their own, btw!
Your spider plant's babies are all grown up now and having children of their own, btw!
November 7, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Thanks, Ria! Hope you're well.
Your spider plant's babies are all grown up now and having children of their own, btw!
Your spider plant's babies are all grown up now and having children of their own, btw!