I have renewed and revitalized respect for sociologists after trying to quickly understand the sociology of space. Your theories seem impenetrable and yet you continue to build on them.

🔖 Read Teachers Are Told to Ignore Their Bodies, But Chronic Pain Made Me Listen to Mine (Catapult) by Chiara di Lello

🔖 Read The World Doesn’t Bend for Disabled Kids (or Disabled Parents) (Catapult) by Katie Rose Pryal

It breaks my heart when adults won’t figure out how to work with the kids in their lives who don’t conform.

🔖 Read twisty little passages (Catapult) by Jess Zimmerman.

A beautiful, heartbreaking short story told in the form of a text adventure.

🔖 Read The Coronavirus’s Next Move (The Atlantic) by Katherine J. Wu.

🔖 Read The Girlboss Has Left the Building.

🔖📺 Read The Comedies That Understand What Peak Scammer TV Does Not.

Hi scholars. Can you point me to a scholarly definition of “space” that would encompass space broadly constituted, including physical space, digital/virtual space, and mental/emotional space? Asking for my IMLS-funded project’s Connected Learning Summit roundtable.

🔖Read The Ukraine Crisis Briefly Put America’s Culture War in Perspective.

🔖🎮 Read Inside the fight to save video game history.

Great intro to the copyright issues at play in the conflict between game companies and museums & libraries over providing access to old games.