Nicola Welsh Health Humanities L'boro Loughborough University Held In Our Hearts Here are our cards at the Health Humanities L'boro exhibition. Just posted this to IG but wanted to show you:

It was a pleasure to welcome Prof Nick Jennings to the Martin Hall Gallery for the closing event of the Health Humanities L'boro exhibition.

The closing event offered an opportunity to mingle and also listen to readings.

Thank you to all for coming!

Wonderful work on display today Health Humanities L'boro & great to see so many people through the exhibition over April & at the closing event today. Loughborough English

Proud to be part of such a talented and inspiring community of researchers and practitioners at Health Humanities L'boro. A fantastic exhibition, thank you Dr Sara Read, Jade French and all the team!

Many thanks to all who attended this evening, and all who visited the exhibition over the past few weeks. It has been wonderful to see Lboro’s Health Hums research come to life through material objects, poetry, art, life-writing, etc. ✨

It's the last day to view the amazing Health Humanities L'boro exhibition.
Pop along 12-2pm today or 4-6pm for the closing event.
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The Health Humanities L'boro exhibition 'Health From Cradle to Grave' showcases some amazing work happening in health humanities at Loughborough University. Very grateful to include my own (v dog-eared/bookmarked!) copy of my book and our #babyloss bereavement resources. Closing tomorrow 💙

Lovely to see this volume out in the world. My chapter is in part three The Birthing Room.
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One week today! If you'd like to join us online for these fascinating papers, please DM this account or Sarah Parker

Tomorrow I'm discussing some of the many meanings of pregnancy endings, with Victoria Browne at Loughborough University.

A couple of in-person places are still left: perhaps of interest to attendees/speakers of yesterday's excellent Health Humanities L'boro event? lboro.ac.uk/research/ias/e…

Yesterday's research panel was brilliant! Thank you to everyone who joined us both in person and online. Great papers and a fascinating discussion 👏. Also, a big thanks to our guest Mary Fissell, and to Dr Sara Read for organising. 🌟

I really enjoyed contributing to this panel. Prof Mary Fissell and Hannah Palmer gave fascinating papers which were followed by a stimulating conversation. 🎉🎉

📣 1 week today!!! Join us in person or online for our upcoming Health Humanities research panel. DM us for the Teams link! 💜

Researching and teaching the history of disability through material culture: a conversation and exploration with Dr Coreen McGuire on 17th Nov, 3-5pm kcl.ac.uk/events/researc… #dishist #histtech #histmed

Delighted that WarwickHistory will be hosting the 2024 British Society for the History of Science Postgraduate Conference, in association with Warwick Global History and Culture Centre

19-20 April 2024

Call for papers now open!

pg-conference.bshs.org.uk

British Society for the History of Science BSHS Postgraduates #histsci #histstm

Modernists & HealthHum folks – please join our online panel on “Modernist Fiction and the Health Humanities” on 6th December. Papers on Proust, Joyce, & Woolf by Liz Barry (Warwick), Derek Ryan (Kent), Arthur Rose (Exeter) & Stefanie Heine (Copenhagen)!
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