Leah Hazard Broadly Conceived Seriously Leah, what with you AND Tamarin Norwood on the line-up, what’s not to love 💕 Just read ‘The Song of the Whole Wide World’ in one go today. You are beautiful writers, and wholly to be both admired and listened to.

This weekend at Hexham Book Festival it’s the final two stops of my book tour - one is sold out but there are a few places still left for this afternoon, when I’ll be in conversation with Jacqui Hodgson💙 on how I wrote The Song Of The Whole Wide World: hexhambookfestival.co.uk/event/tamarind…

This weekend! I’m so looking forward to bringing my book The Song of the Whole Wide World to Hexham Book Festival. My writing workshop is all sold out, but there are still places for my ‘in conversation’ with Jacqui Hodgson💙. 50% of ticket sales go to Sands - baby loss charity 💙🧡 💙🧡 hexhambookfestival.co.uk/event/tamarind…

I'm looking for someone to review Dr Aimee Middlemiss' book Invisible Labours: The Reproductive Politics of Second Trimester Pregnancy Loss in England for Medical Law International... please get in touch if you're interested! berghahnbooks.com/title/Middlemi…

A wonderful celebration with Oxford Life-Writing last night! Thank you all for creating such a joyful official launch for my book. It was very special to bring it back to Wolfson College, Oxford where so much of it was written, with old friends and new. And thank you for my beautiful flowers!

Absolutely honoured to announce I’m a keynote speaker at the upcoming Broadly Conceived conference this year, as are the brilliant Ugo F. Edu and Leah Hazard. I’ll be speaking on the unexpected collisions of healthcare and humanities explored in my book The Song of the Whole Wide World

We have a fantastic day of literary delights ahead of us Wolfson College, Oxford: This morning, Eleonora Maio is in conversation with the incomparable Sally Bayley (11am). Tonight, Tamarin Norwood will discuss her powerful memoir 'The Song of the Whole Wide World' (5:30pm). All welcome!

Excited to present the second programme of the Loughborough IAS annual theme Gestation: Bodies, Technologies, Ecologies, Justice, 13-16 May, at the Loughborough University London campus &online, organised with Loughborough University colleagues Ana Cristina Suzina @[email protected] El Morgan & Dr Emma Pullen lboro.ac.uk/research/ias/p…

We're in excellent company this term.
Coming up: talks and lectures by Dr Tamarin Norwood (Tamarin Norwood), Professor Fiona Stafford (@engfac), and Sir Stephen Hough (@houghhough).
All free and open to all!

“Uttering her name, sharing her, recounting the joy and the sorrow, the absurd and the tender-hearted tales, this is what I have.”

I love this essay for its careful ambivalence towards memory and the idea of memory making in grief. (+ it made me laugh out loud in places 🤹‍♂️)

Hope you can join us this Tuesday in Oxford! I've been so looking forward to bringing my book back to Wolfson College, Oxford and Oxford Life-Writing, where many of its pages were written. Book a free place below 👇
wolfson.ox.ac.uk/event/book-lau…

Thank you so much, Sara

We're looking for a 3-yr PDRA in Health Inequalities to join us in the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities Durham Institute for Medical Humanities, working with Jesse Proudfoot Durham Health & Social Theory Group.

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So looking forward to this next week!

Tuesday evening in Oxford! How I wrote my book, the ethics, poetry and fictions of life-writing, and how being part of a writing community at Oxford Life-Writing made me get it written. Free tickets below, join us for a glass of wine and book signings after
wolfson.ox.ac.uk/event/book-lau…

This is such an important change to make for bereaved families: reaching in for them, so they don't have to reach out for support they may not know is available, or know how to access. Seems like a small change but it can make a world of difference 💙

It's Black Maternal Health Awareness Week. Raising awareness of Black maternal health is crucial due to the significant racial disparities in maternal mortality and complications. Systemic barriers, discrimination, and underlying health issues disproportionately impact Black…

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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!

This was followed tonight by the closing event of the Health Humanities Research Group's 'Health from Cradle to Grave' exhibition including readings from Loughborough English colleagues. Thanks and well done to Sara Read, Jade French Jennifer Cooke @KerryOrangefor a great event 👏