✨ A hard copy has arrived! 📘

Excited to share my contribution "A Feminist Critique" to the @oxunipress.bsky.social Handbook of Peaceful Assembly, edited by T. Abu El-Haj, M. Hamilton. @thomasprobert.com, and S. Srinvasan!

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Open access‼️

A bit personal for me, but here I am, writing for @tvgenderstudies.bsky.social about my experiences as a WoC with a PhD, navigating both the academia and the dating scene.

www.aup-online.com/content/jour...

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Look what I got in the mail! 📪 The Routledge Handbook of Autocratization in Southeast Asia, edited by Netina Tan and Yuko Kasuya. Check out my chapter on gender equality!

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📗 At the launch of Intersectional Feminist Research Methodologies" edited by @jenniferacooke.bsky.social and Line Nyhagen!

Honored to have my chapter "Conducting survey research while a feminist: Taking intersectional and decolonial approaches" as a part of it. ☺️

www.routledge.com/Intersection...

Spent the last few days hiking by myself on some real remote trails in Scotland where I barely saw any souls. Never once did it cross my mind that I’d run into a bear here. However, my heart skipped a beat every time a solo male hiker crossed paths with me.

This and I still stand by it lol

Tonight in London, Chang-Ling Huang and I will be having a conversation with Xianzi - a pioneer activist for the Chinese #MeToo movement. Words cannot describe my excitement for sharing a stage with these prominent figures in feminist movements - an absolute honor!

Excited to start the first day of @SOASTaiwan summer school with a workshop on #MeToo  in Taiwan. Natalie Lau and I will make a debut of our paper “Counting on the Courage to Come Forward: How Taiwanese Legislators Frame #MeToo  in the Legal Reform against Sexual Violence.”

What a night outside the Taiwan Legislative Yuan. Thousands of people showed up to protest for a democratic legislative process but also for the autonomy over the island’s identity and fate.

Delighted to see my "A Feminist Critique of Peaceful Assembly" appear in the Oxford Handbook of Peaceful Assembly along with other amazing scholars. I argue that we can learn way more about peaceful assembly by taking a feminist approach.

My out-of-office makeshift desk when in Taipei - Mom and Dad’s mahjong table. 😂

A bit late on announcing this but absolutely thrilled to see my analysis in @polstudiesassoc.bsky.social on women political leaders resigning at the peak of their career. I talk about the structural barriers women face in a male-dominated institution.

journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

A beautiful day in Edinburgh.

What a fabulous program put together by Centre for Interdisciplinary Gender Studies's Taoyuan Luo! ! Excited to be in Leeds and be a part of it - I'll be discussing the Political Voice and Resistance in Marginalised Spaces panel.

I quite like my design of this poster for Nathan Law's talk in Edinburgh. ☺️ Please help spread the word! 🙏

Nathan Law is an activist + former legislator of Hong Kong who recently sought asylum in the UK. He has been fighting for democracy in HongKong since a student.

Along with Vivi Lin and Hsinyen Lai, I am thrilled to announce Nathan Law's visit to Edinburgh!

A prominent activist, he will deliver: "The Fight for Democracy: Journey of a Political Activist Witnessing the Fall of Hong Kong."

🗓️24 Oct, 18:30
📍40 George Square, Hall A