https://t.co/9rk013sNVb Thanks to😀 @NNMHRmed for supporting our Network "Warblers: Network of Reproductive Pain Studies from Southern India.

Publication in Journal of Literary and Cultural Disability Studies (Liverpool University Press 😀) Neurodivergent Individuals, Agentic Crises, and the Criminal Justice System in Jodi Picoult’s Change of Heart (2008) and House Rules (2010) https://t.co/8XPcB8udMS

Special Thanks to the Editorial Team.

Very Happy: The Special Issue on Gender Medicine is published by the Asian Journal of Medical Humanities, De Gruyter. Thanks to all the contributors. Dr. Julia Wurr, Adhitya Balasubramanian, Padmanabhan Balasubramanian, Shobha Elizabeth John. 🙂

Apply for funding to conduct arts and humanities research projects with German partners. More: https://t.co/YfidGxErKR @dfg_public

Privilege to announce the receipt of fund from NNMHR(Durhum University) to incept a Network of Medical humanities at VIT Chennai. Many thanks to NNMHR for giving us the opportunity.

We are thrilled to announce that we are one of the four new networks benefitting from this wonderful @NNMHRmed scheme! #DisHist

"Now more than ever it feels important to create a space where staff can produce their own writing & share their stories and ideas" - Award winning @kimmoorepoet on the @ahrcpress supported residency at Trafford General in Manchester #WorldPoetryDay #NHS75 https://t.co/lsseIDxfvW

Dear All, Special Issue CALL FOR PAPERS! Promoting dialogue among scholars from diverse disciplines such as Literary Studies, Social Sciences, Medicine, and Engineering. Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 April 2023 https://t.co/MjovRSKb9r

We have extended the deadline for our @FemPsychJournal special issue on #disability as a #feminist issue. Big thanks to those who encouraged & supported more inclusive practice in the creation of the issue @TracyMorison @rebeccalawthom https://t.co/tsYpTTx7Ca

Failures of reproductive laws in India can best be studied by taking into account the complex web of sociocultural factors demonstrated in women's illness narratives, says @KarmakarManali

I also absolutely love that her partner (pictured) talked about reclaiming the father identity and that role that the colonials tried to rob from men. It is so powerful to hear men speak about reversing the harmful effects of toxic masculinity that colonization tried to force.

Spent the last 3.5 hours interviewing a woman (& her fam) on the land who is ready to birth her baby. She talked about forced sterilization & decolonizing birth. Stand out quote "Colonials attempted to assimilate us & eliminate us. We're ready to take back our body sovereignty.."

A happy moment 😃😃Got published in AI and Society (Springer Nature Journal, Q1). https://t.co/6OMN9sNcgD

Abstract Submission Date: 15 November, 2022 Intimation of Abstract Acceptance: 5 December, 2022 Selection of abstracts based on peer review Need not submit the full paper for presentation Registration link:

Dear All, VIT Chennai (India) in collaboration with the University of Leeds, the University of Sussex, SeGi University, and Shahjalal University of Science and Technology is organizing a virtual conference on Gender Medicine. Please support us with your academic contribution.

And then we wonder why women with chronic pain and chronic illness are so disregarded by doctors…

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A moment of happiness. A De Gruyter (Frontiers of Narrative Studies) publication. https://t.co/ozZERKgxii. A fruitful new year has begun with project approval on Birth narratives and the present publication. 😀😀@MissChisomo, @itdfproject , @LeedsMedHum

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