Could not be happier to share the news that I've been awarded a @BritishAcademy_ postdoctoral fellowship for my project 'Materialities of Care: Women, Material Culture and the English Private Madhouse, 1760-1840' at @unibirmingham.

RT @earlymodernemma: 📢 My article on parents' letters to/about ill children is out in an exciting special issue, 'Mothers and Fathers in Me….

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RT @beccbham: Our first event of the new year is a big one! @AnnaFranJam @knott_sarah @naomipullin and @KHarveyHistory on "Feminist Histori….

RT @Serena_Dyer: I’m on the hunt for garments in museum collections that are stained with (known or conjectured) menstrual blood (from any….

RT @emi_rowe: Are you (or do you know) an early modern PhD student interested in ‘alt-ac’ careers? We’re hosting a careers panel with the w….

RT @FionaCandlin: Calling museum geeks. We've googled, telephoned, checked archives, newspaper reports, and spoken to specialists, but afte….

RT @SSHMedicine: 📢New additions to our CFPs Page 📢.Sexual Health: Past, Present and Future.A multidisciplinary workshop @unibirmingham .2–3….

RT @RebeccaKlarner: Very excited to share the CfP for our @forarthistory session .'How was it made? How interdisciplinary collaborations in….

A fabulous couple of weeks in Washington DC at @FolgerLibrary working on 18th-century representations of Ophelia. Some incredible treasures in their archive to think about the feminisation of madness with. Thanks so much for having me @FolgerResearch #FolgerFinds

RT @slobogin: Our second ep of "In the Same Vein" is out!. @UR_Med student Spencer wanted to chat to @MedHistoryMan about emotions and surg….

This looks fantastic - booked! 👇📷#histpsych

RT @BenBGDalton: Very excited to launch the CfP for the 2025 @NNMHRmed Congress: “TONGUES: Medical Humanities across linguistic and cultura….

. including @dr_hick @harrietmb @agnesjuliet @MarieAllitt @rfleetwoodsmith!.

My article on touch, comfort & the eighteenth-century private madhouse is now published open access in The Senses and Society, part of the "Senses and Health/Care Environments" Special Issue. Many thanks to Victoria Bates & the wonderful editorial team.

RT @RoyalHistSoc: New approaches to Black British Histories in 'Transactions @RoyalHistSoc': what's the experience of early career historia….

RT @IsabellaRosner: Rosa Zharkikh was a factory worker who started to receive visions after a near-death experience. She embroidered her vi….

RT @chaseledin: It was a joy to serve as EIC for @the_polyphony for the last 2 years. I'm excited to see where @EvaSurawy and the brilliant….

RT @beccbham: Next June, BECC will be twenty, and we're throwing a party! Ok, we're holding a conference. Maybe with a party. Definitely ca….

RT @slobogin: Here I am yet again starting a new health humanities podcast!! This time with the help of my wonderful students here at Roche….

RT @BenBGDalton: My article "Paul B. Preciado's queer hospital: healthcare architectures for pleasure, transformation and subversion" is no….

RT @FionaCandlin: An event for your diary: 'The Afterlives of Objects' Thursday 24th October 6pm at Birkbeck, Bloomsbury. Places are free b….