Nicole Printy Currie

n.printy-currie.1@research.gla.ac.uk

Research title: Geographies of Life and Belonging in Palestine: the Practices of Retrieving the Incarcerated Dead

Grants

ESRC PhD Studentship (2021-24) 

Postgraduate Excellence Scholarship (2020-21)

SOAS Master's Scholarship (2013-14) the School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London

Scottish International Educational Institute (2012)

Conference

2022

Royal Geographical Society-Institute of British Geographers (Newcastle, England)

Paper: ‘The struggles to return the carceral dead in Palestine: theoretical tensions & methodological possibilities’ 

Session: Emerging Research in Political Geography 

 

American Association of Geographers (online)

Paper: 'The politics of place & the storied edges of Palestine: an exploration of the Palestinian Museum’s Digital Archive'

Session: The archive, research, and archival space: Geography and Critical Methodological Approaches

 

2015

Feminist Review, Bloomsbury Gender Network & SOAS Centre for Gender Studies Biennial Conference, "Gender & the Colonial" (London, England)

Paper: "I will kiss the ground of my cell, as it is part of my homeland", Spatial Politics & Gender: Israel's Carcerality of Palestinian Women

Session: "Early Career Voices"

2012 

"Tackling Hate Speech: Living Together Online", Council of Europe & EEA Norway Grants (Budapest, Hungary), sharing a panel discussion with Human Rights Watch & the European Commissioner Against Racism & Intolerance

Teaching

Geography 1

Lab Leader 

Geography 2

Qualitative Research Methods Lab Demonstrator

Additional Information

2022     

Research Assistant, Coalition Against Punishment

School of Social & Political Sciences, the University of Glasgow

2017-22 

Client Advisor, Migrant Help (Glasgow, Scotland)

Providing OISC approved immigration advice, assisting clients to understand and apply for asylum support and access specialist support. 

2015-17

Outreach & Engagement Worker, Bright Choices, Edinburgh & Lothians Regional Equality Council

Big Lottery funded project addressing issues related to gender based violence & abuse through awareness intiatives, training and stakeholder engagement.