I am excited to share that mine, @tess_osborne & @SarahBell85 paper 'Remote graphic elicitation: A critical reflection on the emotional affordance and disruption management in caregiver research' is now available to read. Check out the link below!

🔊New paper published in #areajournal introducing upcoming Special Section on Health Geographies: 'Reflections on a healthy discipline: Celebrating 50 years of health geography within the Royal Geographical Society' by @ThomasLowe95 et al. @GeogHealth https://t.co/1yKMF0bECF

1/ The collection begins with an introduction by @ThomasLowe95 et al., emphasising the importance of geographic inquiries into health: ‘Reflections on a healthy discipline: Celebrating 50 years of health geography within the Royal Geographical Society’. https://t.co/1yKMF0bECF

Today @ThomasLowe95 and Louise Meijering are at the @RGS_IBG #RGSIBG24 annual conference to present their research on older adult mobility as part of the @MeaningfulMob project!

The final paper of my PhD is published. In the article, I explore the relationship between nostalgia and mobility perceptions of older adult informal carers in England: https://t.co/HrQL3mnK7K

The final paper of the Special Section on Health Geography and the @RGS_IBG and @GeogHealth is now available online: https://t.co/WKujXTrSwm

This was great to be part of and I hope the schoolchildren enjoy it!

Still time to join an In Conversation with ... @ThomasLowe95 this afternoon. Tom will share his research and how he used drawings to learn about the lives of #carers. You coming? https://t.co/sZKY2tZdb8 #dementia #research #pictures #mobilityperceptions

Looking forward to sharing my PhD research on older adult and informal dementia carer mobility!

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Great to see this interview paper is out. Thanks to all involved!

🤩We have a new paper out in @socscimed (SSMQR) from the @MeaningfulMob project applying and reflecting upon using the layered vulnerability framework in #researchethics during #covid19 with #olderadults. Pre print available here: https://t.co/m7qxIsOUQT

Mine, @tess_osborne and @SarahBell85 's paper on remote graphic elicitation is one of the top downloaded articles at @RGS_IBG Area in '22🥳I hope that means we will see more research using this method!

GIVEAWAY! I'm going to give TWO lucky people five paperbacks of their choice - worth up to £50! There'll be one winner on here and one on blu-sky. Simply retweet and follow by 8pm on Sunday 22nd October for your chance to win! Here's what 5 paperbacks looks like, just in case.

❗️Reminder that the deadline to submit your abstracts for Issue 4 is approaching! If you are considering publishing with us this year, the deadline is October 9th! See details below:

Join us on Tuesday where we will talk about all things Qualitative in Demography research!

If you are interested in pedagogies, are a graduate teaching assistant or have some insights into these topics, our journal is welcoming new abstracts. Get in touch if you have questions!

A little late, but I would like to share our new paper 'Postgraduate Spotlights: Using a Community of Inquiry approach to enhance student engagement in geographical higher education' with @PGPedagogies. Thanks to all the coauthors for their hard work! https://t.co/CTjP9MpOEy

📢 Happy to share our new paper in @socscimed: "Care and rhythmanalysis: Using metastability to understand the routines of dementia care." w/@thomaslowe95 & Louise Meijering (@PopResGroningen) #rhythmanalysis #dementiacare #OpenAccess https://t.co/fPPgzLaTMJ

I am happy to share the third publication from my PhD thesis, co written with Louise Meijering and @billiedehaas, which focuses on the role of performativity in the mobility of informal dementia carers. Check out the link below!

We have announced the vacancies for our committee! We are looking for a Chair, Secretary, PGR Rep, ECR Rep, EDI Coordinator, Comms Coordinator, and Ordinary Members. Please go via this link to find out more and nominate yourself: