Pleased as punch to have finally published from my PhD🥳The paper focuses on the sensory dimensions of home in the context of migration and considers the impact of migrant status and financial resources in sensory homemaking. Check it out! https://t.co/1DSttAaon1
Join us @_BCQR on 15th March 10-12 for workshop on using dance as a creative research method. It will involve a hands on session, panel discussion, and group discussion on using creative methods in research. Register here- https://t.co/J4XmEKcSow
Important to consider the impact this will have on young people's mental health - research suggests families' overall health is better when parents are in work (job quality dependent) so supporting those on long-term sick leave could have a big indirect impact for their children.
Britain has a bigger but sicker workforce than we previously thought. Headline from new @ONS data this morning. 2.8m people not working because of ill health = record high.
Check out a blog I wrote for the fab @KetsoLtd about my experience of using Ketso in community workshops for the Supporting Young Bradford Project with @BiBresearch - a study about how families' working lives have indirect impacts for children and young peoples' #mentalhealth
New guest blog:
@Ruth__Webber@shahid_islam & @b_lockyer-carrying out a @HealthFdn funded study on the impact of families’ working lives on the quantity & quality of emotional support young people experience as they transition into adolescence
https://t.co/2die16zPEZ
3/3 "It’s up to reporters to continue highlighting the gap between the promises made and what’s actually been delivered. In the case of Windrush, that gap remains strikingly wide."
1/3 https://t.co/gJqQ3mZ4db
@ameliagentleman is such a wonderful writer, weaving together the ties that bind between key injustices that have played out in Britain, that haven't received the same levels of public and political outcry.
2/3 "The sobering lesson from Windrush is that art can spark flashes of public outrage, but it tends to be quite fleeting, and politicians’ enthusiasm for action swiftly wanes once attention moves elsewhere."
3/3 Given the benefits my families are describing of having regular time together after school & at weekends, it's not surprising that 72% of working mothers view employers who offer family-friendly benefits more positively. Check out https://t.co/qEfwgqHUBn for more @HealthFdn
1/3This new report from @fawcettsociety points to some really clear workplace practices that could make a big diff for working parents. My research with families and teens shows flexibility is still crucial & could have a big impact on gender inequality.
https://t.co/Weq6sjD5bl
2/3 The teenage years are still a really important time for continued input & availability of parents & working hours which mean parents aren't around for their children can have big impacts for children's mental health, leaving them feeling unsupported.
How are homes made and unmade over time?
@Ruth__Webber, @VanessaLKMay, and Camilla Lewis discuss the multidimensionality of home in relation to “ageing in place” in their #OpenAccess article below.
https://t.co/P7PV54NTgr
Good to see the call to abolish the unfair and inadequate under 25 Universal Credit rate. Draws on our research with young people - over £70 a month less because of their age, but bills and food cost the same. https://t.co/W8fAvbfFMg
@CRSP_LboroUni@Ruth__Webber@donaldhirsch
I had a fab time at #BiBFest2023 Our 'Family Support Tree' went from bare to a summer display of people that the young people feel supported by 🍃🌳 It was great sharing a stall with @DrRuthWadman and Olivia Taylor, and lovely to meet so many fab young people and practitioners 🙌
Good to see the call to abolish the unfair and inadequate under 25 Universal Credit rate. Draws on our research with young people - over £70 a month less because of their age, but bills and food cost the same. https://t.co/W8fAvbfFMg
@CRSP_LboroUni@Ruth__Webber@donaldhirsch
Junior doctors have experienced a 26% real terms cut in pay since 2008-9. Absolutely bonkers. Solidarity to striking colleagues over the next few days.
@amy_creaser @Ruth__Webber@TheJihadulHaque It was a fabulous turnout. More people turned up than we could accommodate which shows how much interest there is in the community for this work.
Plus it was people from so many different backgrounds. Brilliantly delivered by the team and had really helpful feedback.
🧵My dear co-author @pinardinch and I wrote this paper years ago when we were both post-docs @CMES_LUND. After rejections from some media journals (who thought it was an "area" paper, no comments), we found the right place for this paper @newpers_turkey.
https://t.co/98KsNrL3Zu