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February's DEAR reading group looked at the paper " Minoritised migrant women in academia as translocational outsiders within: an analysis of four structures of exhaustion"
At the February 2026 reading group meeting, there was a really rich discussion about this paper by Dr Saba Hussain and Dr. Nazia Hussein titled: Minoritised migrant women in academia as translocational outsiders within: an analysis of four structures of exhaustion (https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/00131911.2025.2582564Link opens in a new window)For those who couldn't make it along and want to read along with us - there were a number of interesting lines of thinking and links shared.
We had a link to Dr Jess Moody's recently published doctoral thesis: 'The university wasn't happy': the knowledges, emotions, and care ethics of 'equity, diversity and inclusion' (EDI) workers in UK higher education. Link Link opens in a new window
and a research brief Jess has created: LinkLink opens in a new window
This recently published book 'Navigating Academia as a Transnational Scholar from the Global South: Treasuring All the Knowledges' by Roxana Chiappa and Iris Viveros Avendaño. LinkLink opens in a new window
And this book 'Diversity Regimes: Why Talk Is Not Enough to Fix Racial Inequality at Universities' by James M. Thomas. LinkLink opens in a new window
Looking forward to our next reading group meeting next month which will be the 5th March 2026.