Please take a moment to listening to the #oralhistory extract from the people who worked directly in the Nottingham mental Hospitals and contributed to the #mentalhealthcarememories @HealthMemories . I’m very happy and proud to have worked in this project .

First snow of the season ❄️

On this day in 1975, more than a hundred sex workers occupied Saint-Nizier church in Lyon, France. They demanded to be able to work safely. Their action sparked sex worker strikes and occupations across France, and is the date is now commemorated as International Sex Workers' Day

We were saddened to hear of the passing of Kris Hallenga over the weekend, who was awarded an honorary degree from NTU in 2015 in recognition of her significant contribution to charity work, health awareness, and community spirit.

Well done ❤️🥰

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We do…we did… we eloped 😊

Interested in doing a MA in Museum and Heritage Development? Have a chat with the team at our Open Day on 22nd November and learn all about our new and exciting offer! #museumstudies #heritagestudies https://t.co/M7wR6Q52Mv

Always with me ❤️ • • • #tattoo #photo #Memories #loss

Funded PhD opportunity with me & @ProfSteveBrown to uncover the role hairdressers have played in the long history of inpatient mental health care. #oralhistory #mentalhealthcare #memorystudies #medicalhumanities https://t.co/pvtGZyx6hm

Devastated to wake up today to this scene. We won't be opening today as I'm sure you can all understand. There will be a big clean up operation once the water recedes. Stay safe everyone

I was reading on the sofa when I heard a loud BANG. The glass pan lid exploded in my kitchen for no reason. I guess I didn't pay proper respect to the house ghost. 😅👻

It took us weeks to find a first aid trainer who had a CPR training mannequin with breasts. We wanted our first aiders to learn correct CPR techniques when breasts are present, because our visitors are more likely to have breasts! A default training mannequin doesn't have breasts

The Oral History Society conference is ending and a question is raised “Does oral history have a future? “Dr Graham Smith gives us a a glimpse for the next six years with an overview from the past . #OHS50.

Luna Xinlu Zheng, musician and researcher, discussing her work with transcultural composers in six countries, in a fascinating session on Partnerships in the Arts @OralHistorySoc #OHS50

Day 2… #OHS50 ‘oral history and sensitive pasts’ - approaches to sharing power with interviewees post interview relevant to our @HeritageFundUK project ‘Fifty Years of the Middle Street Resource Centre’

Q&A panel. Very engaging with really good questions from the attendees. #OHS50

Dr Helen Foster, in “you just don't talk about it: creative approaches to narrative inquiry around sensitive life events “, focuses on two projects regarding menopause and people living without children. Such a relevant topic made me emotional. #OHS50 #Menopause #otherhood

Day two of the #OHS50. Collaborating on Oral histories and sensitive pasts just started with Dr Cheryl Ware talking about engaging with intimate histories of sex work: Sharing authority and responsibility #oralhistory #conference #conversations

And Parallel Session 2 is on - starting with @Verusca talking about the Co-production of mental health oral histories and social change. #OHS50 @HealthMemories

And we’re off…sharing mental health memories with colleagues @OralHistorySoc at this year’s annual conference ‘Making Histories Together’. Co-produced research with @74msrc and possible thanks to @HeritageFundUK