Annie Lord
@AnnieLord11
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Cataloguing Archivist @explorewellcome
London, England
Joined April 2019
Anti-TNF therapies were transformative for many people with rheumatoid arthritis. Biologic development was a huge scientific success, & the story of anti-TNF from the 1960s to 2010s has been been chronicled by @ExploreWellcome & @TheKennedyTrust for future access! Read more 👇
We are excited to announce that the Kennedy Trust archive is now available for research via Wellcome Collection. The collection chronicles the incredible development of anti-TNF therapy and the history of the Kennedy Institute and the Kennedy Trust. 👉 https://t.co/LrEXR1UAk5
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We are excited to announce that the Kennedy Trust archive is now available for research via Wellcome Collection. The collection chronicles the incredible development of anti-TNF therapy and the history of the Kennedy Institute and the Kennedy Trust. 👉 https://t.co/LrEXR1UAk5
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It’s Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Week. Sending love to everyone affected by Rheumatoid Arthritis. #RheumatoidArthritisAwarenessWeek #RAAW23 #RheumatoidArthritis
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Many thanks to @VersusArthritis @TheKennedyTrust @KirOxford @WonkyWelshWings for all the contributions! It was fantastic to explore the archives and anti-tnf!
This weekend, @ExploreWellcome held an event exploring the journey taken to develop anti-TNF treatment through @TheKennedyTrust's archives. But what is anti-TNF therapy and how does it actually work? 👇 https://t.co/RXGheqx9OM
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Everyone deserves access to healthcare. But what happens when policymakers consider your illness a "minority condition"? That's what happened sickle cell patients in the UK, and it required a coalition of activists to change that ⤵️ https://t.co/FLZNn5ZaQp
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Join researcher Grace Redhead for an exploration of the Sickle Cell Society archive, which documents decades of research, outreach and activism.
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Excited to be sharing the Kennedy Trust archive at this @ExploreWellcome event in May. Alongside hearing from amazing speakers, I will be showcasing records ranging from 18th Century household recipes for rheumatism to records from the first anti-TNF clinical trial in 1992!
In 1985, TNFα was identified as a key component in diseases of inflammation. Explore the journey to develop anti-TNF treatment through the Kennedy Trust's archives at @ExploreWellcome's event on 20th May. Book your tickets: https://t.co/LILCw5Z5UD
@VersusArthritis @KirOxford
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Recording of our May Lunchtime Talk is now online. Listen to 'Exploring Harold Bridger’s Archive: Bridger’s Legacy Within and Beyond the Institute' below: https://t.co/ENkUGzBB3n
@MulberryBushOrg #HaroldBridger
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Our first hybrid Lunchtime Talk since 2020 is happening this Wednesday. Register now to join us either in person or online. We will hear from Annie Lord, project archivist from @MulberryBushOrg, about the life and work of Harold Bridger.
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Join us in this Lunchtime Talk to reflect on the legacy of Harold Bridger within the Tavistock Institute by exploring his archival records.
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There is still time to book your place for our Rediscovering Harold Bridger events this Thursday (Online) & Friday (In person)👉 https://t.co/PRYByY4p4v Over the weekend Project Archivist Annie started setting up, here is a sneak peak of the Harold Bridger display at MB3! 🎞️
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Register for our May Lunchtime Talk Exploring Harold Bridger’s Archive. This is a unique opportunity to hear about Bridger's life and legacy and to see the materials from his archive. The talk will be given by Annie Lord from @MulberryBushOrg.
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Join us in this Lunchtime Talk to reflect on the legacy of Harold Bridger within the Tavistock Institute by exploring his archival records.
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Join me on the 26th for my first ever online seminar! I will presenting on my current project ‘Rediscovering Harold Bridger:His Life, Work and Legacy’ for @archives4london and framing the story of his life via the Metropolitan line. https://t.co/uDRCBX3gV7
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Our friends at @MulberryBushOrg are hosting an event exploring personal archive of Harold Bridger – founder of the double task theory. Read about our archive here: https://t.co/JILSZjXK2B, and register for the event here:
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A discussion on therapeutic practice past and present.
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There's still time to join our project archivist, John Diamond, Caryn Onions & Jennifer Browner at our event on 23 Sept. Register to hear how they use Harold Bridger's personal papers, experiences & theories to analyse aspects of therapeutic practice 👉 https://t.co/FWODbBq2Ks
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🙂 We've got an exciting opportunity for an Archivist to join our friendly team looking after our collections which promote & support therapeutic approaches to the treatment of children & adults who have suffered emotional & psychological hurt 👉 https://t.co/vvSLKu7Jxc
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📢 Our project archivist has recently created a dedicated archives blog page to share some of the stories in Harold Bridger's collection. See the first installment on J. Lyons and Company here 👉 https://t.co/5dUiP42jEA
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This upcoming event includes a 'show and tell' of letters from a number of influential psychoanalysts, including Melanie Klein, found recently in the collection of Harold Bridger.
Letters from some of the 20th century’s most influential psychoanalysts were found within Harold Bridger’s personal papers currently being catalogued at the Planned Environment Therapy Archives. Join us on 23 Sept to view these records & learn more 👉 https://t.co/FWODbBq2Ks
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Want to hear some more stories from the archives? Head over to Instagram to explore these fantastic images of the Northfield Experiments [1942-1948] sourced by @SWWEC1 for the @haroldbridgerarchive project 👉 https://t.co/m4Xj7WhvnM
#archives #history
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Keys between fingers, walking in the middle of the road, avoiding gaps in hedges or entrances to alleyways, phone on, headphones out, cross the road, check over your shoulder. We aren't born doing this stuff, we learn over years of watching women's trauma play out #SarahEverard
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Shout out to my colleagues @mulberrybush3 for finding Harold Bridger’s book collection this week. It did not disappoint 📚
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