We're advertising a one-year postdoc to work with me and the Print Matters team. If you're into embodiment and text technologies (any period) and keen to turn your hand to letterpress printing, please apply! Feel free to be in touch with questions.
https://t.co/XjUZe8FNiP
Academics: “I was really struggling with this sentence, but a few hours later I got it right, then deleted it, then rewrote it, then deleted it again. Then lay down and thought about the sentence”.
Parents: “your sister bought a house”.
My department is hiring!!
Should be of particular interest to those working in narrative medicine and medical anthropologists.
Reach out if you have any Qs!
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🚨HE finances update alert🚨
New research on the latest state of HE finances now available. Summary piece in @ConversationUK today plus fully analysis with @CraficU.
Short 🧵with in graphs & charts on why we need to end marketisation 📉👇
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We’re hiring & the ad went live TODAY! Applications for a fixed-term post in Contemporary US History & American Studies @Amer_UoM commencing Sept 2024 welcomed until 5 Aug. Interviews will likely take place the week of Aug 13th.
https://t.co/eXySel7W9E
✍️Our writing groups are continuing over the summer!☀️
Whatever you are working on, come and join our supportive community.
Sign up here:
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We are currently advertising for a Research Fellow post on Dr Rebecca Wright's @wellcometrust-funded project, ‘Carbon Bodies: Warmth and Fuelling Health in Britain, 1918 to 2022’. 36 month post from October 2024, full-time, £39,347 to £44,262. https://t.co/AdsrsSF0Fk
.@TheEconomist did it again. Instead of talking about the candidates' policies and qualities, they used a mobility device to imply that someone is unfit for office.
This is just another example of why we need more disabled journalists in newsrooms.
Can anyone tell me what 'macho Scandinavian' means? Not literally but like the idea it conveys
Context: written in 2000, referring to the adoption of a 'macho Scandinavian view of what it means to be blind' in post-war Britain.
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💜 Call for applications 💜
3 yr postdoc
will work on developing a local community archives internship program & conducting research on disability & accessibility at community archives. Details in linktree & below.
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We're recruiting! If you already have some experience working or volunteering in an archive or heritage setting, our one-year, full time Access Officer vacancy could be just the thing to take that next step in your career! Closing date 28 June. https://t.co/DNe6Uh1pmX
@Claire_L_Jones @ahrcpress Unfortunately not something I am actively researching (Though at some point I definitely want to dig into a material culture history of urinary incontinence properly!)
@Claire_L_Jones @ahrcpress Seeing this and reading the replies make me so happy that this research is being done! It whittles down my list of potential post-doc projects (or gives me a scholarship to speak to…) and I can’t wait to read more