Starting my PhD at Northumbria University in February 2015, I handed in my thesis on 31 January 2019: One year off twitter. One year of writing. A small tree later, printed. Bound. Handing in today. pic.twitter.com/eNIxgEdKoI — Katja Leyendecker (@KatsDekker) January 31, 2019 This left the defence (the viva) outstanding. On 8 May 2019 I… Read More Various – update
Title: Decision makers’ lines of argument with respect to democratising cycling Corresponding author: Katja Leyendecker Institution/organization: Northumbria University, Newcastle UK Format: 20-minute presentation Abstract As part of my autoethnographic PhD project (investigating women activists’ experience of local cycling politics) I interviewed key decision makers in Newcastle (UK) and Bremen (Germany). Using narrative discursive analysis, I… Read More Abstract: Decision makers’ lines of argument with respect to democratising cycling
“Intersecting Cycling and Feminism – or: how we talk inclusively about women & cycling” Presentation to Cambridge Women’s Institute, 9 March 2019
Local cycle campaigning – an activist-academic reports Katja Leyendecker, Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK Preferred format: presentation ABSTRACT It is important that academics recognise and appreciate cycle campaigners. It is equally important that cycle campaigners understand academics. As an autoethnographer and activist-academic I have both academically observed and actively participated in cycle campaigning over several years.… Read More Abstract for Scientists for Cycling 2019
Votrag wurde gefilmt von bremenize, siehe http://www.bremenize.com/mobilitaet-politik-und-aktivismus/ “Mobilität, Politik und Aktivismus: Die Rolle von Gender in Radwegekampagnen in Bremen und Newcastle, UK” Vortrag für die Geographische Gesellschaft, Bremen 16. Januar 2019
Presentation prepared for the Professional Standards Committee (PSC) at CIWEM in 2018. I am involved in CIWEM: the professional chartership titles I hold – CEng and C.WEM – have been awarded by CIWEM; also I have been a member of CIWEM’s PSC since 2015. The presentation relates to a couple of statements in CIWEM’s corporate… Read More Presentation “Women at the leadership table – what do we know, what can we do?”
ABSTRACT – Assembling seven years of activism experience Katja Leyendecker Northumbria University, Newcastle (UK) As part of my auto/ethnographic PhD project “women activists’ experience of local cycle politics” (2019, forthcoming) I used a number of qualitative methods including blogging, interviews and policy analysis. I also collated a video diary that would enable me to tell… Read More Abstract “Assembling seven years of activism experience”
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