Hannah Lewis
@hannahjlewis.bsky.social
Freedom and unfreedom in work, leisure and citizenship. People who move & resistance to precarity. Policy & practice responses to 'modern slavery', refugee settlement and migrant youth inclusion. Sociology Senior Lecturer, Uni of Sheffield. 🇪🇭 Sahara Libre
Hi, unfortunately I do not have capacity to respond. Wishing you well with your course.
November 25, 2025 at 1:40 PM
Hi, unfortunately I do not have capacity to respond. Wishing you well with your course.
Thank you Lloyd, welcome ✌️🌲🌈☀️
November 21, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Thank you Lloyd, welcome ✌️🌲🌈☀️
😥 RIP. The irony for me is that the most probable site of transmission was a packed out union branch GM early March 2020. Of course, had the uni been locked down, we wouldn't have been on pickets, either. Almost turning a corner out of long COVID now, 5.5 years later.🤞
November 21, 2025 at 11:20 AM
😥 RIP. The irony for me is that the most probable site of transmission was a packed out union branch GM early March 2020. Of course, had the uni been locked down, we wouldn't have been on pickets, either. Almost turning a corner out of long COVID now, 5.5 years later.🤞
Final argument... seems optimistic the way things are going 😥. Never a dull day for escalation of violence in the name of humanitarian borders, it seems. 💔
November 19, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Final argument... seems optimistic the way things are going 😥. Never a dull day for escalation of violence in the name of humanitarian borders, it seems. 💔
It's a terrible precedent, and even more so that the world is largely silent, as it's always been about Western Sahara, and there is little attention to the profound implications. Even the BBC has covered the UN abandonment as achieving 'Moroccan unity' 😡
November 12, 2025 at 12:29 AM
It's a terrible precedent, and even more so that the world is largely silent, as it's always been about Western Sahara, and there is little attention to the profound implications. Even the BBC has covered the UN abandonment as achieving 'Moroccan unity' 😡
Here's me with the then UJSARIO (youth) leader Beisat, 1996. I carried a message of solidarity & support for a free Western Sahara from UK youth. It is a deep pain to imagine explaining to our 20 year-old selves that the world has abandoned international law to fawn to a Trump Riviera pipe dream 6/
November 12, 2025 at 12:06 AM
Here's me with the then UJSARIO (youth) leader Beisat, 1996. I carried a message of solidarity & support for a free Western Sahara from UK youth. It is a deep pain to imagine explaining to our 20 year-old selves that the world has abandoned international law to fawn to a Trump Riviera pipe dream 6/