Four new job opportunities working on a 5-year #digital #Holocaust #memory project at University of Sussex:
* Research Fellow
* PR and Comms Manager
* Senior Project Officer
* Digital Media Specialist
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Article about the development of #FirstAid and ambulance in Scotland & England, via St Andrew's First Aid, St John Ambulance England, women, police, army, fire service, & #MedEd

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#HistMed #HistSTM #Twitterstorians #WmnsHist #MilHist

Join us next Wednesday 21 February @ 1pm UK time for the next NTU Oral History Network seminar talk with Leona Fensome as speaker. Details and registration below. Spread the word.
NTU School of Social Sciences NTU Research Chris Reynolds NTU School of Arts and Humanities Oral History Society

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Cheer up Blue Monday by attending our Writing for Mental Health Workshop Mon 15th Jan 5.30 - 7.50pm at Nottingham Central Library. Book a free place contact [email protected] For more information see - mentalhealthcarememories.co.uk
Mental Health Care Memories

Jaime McMurtie from #Nottinghamshire Archives, ready to start her talk on the healthcare records held by the Archives and what they can tell us about mental health. Part of NTU School of Social Sciences project ‘Fifty Years of Middle Street Resource Centre’ led by Verusca Calabria and funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund

The heritage of Middle Street Resource Centre in Beeston is to be celebrated and preserved thanks to a National Lottery Heritage Fund research project by Nottingham Trent University, which collected stories, memories and experiences over the last 50 years.

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Our next FREE public event is Central Library Nottingham City Libraries tomorrow @ 2pm. Jaime McMurtie from Inspire Libraries will be showcasing some of the healthcare records from the #Archives no need to book, open to all, thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund #mentalhealth #NOTTINGHAMSHIRE #heritage

Inspiring introduction by Verusca Calabria to the incredible exhibition and artwork on 50 Years of the Middle Street Resource Centre and their work supporting mental health care in Nottingham Mental Health Care Memories. On at the new Nottingham Central Library until Feb.

The exhibition & events about the project I lead open to the public next week. 🥳It celebrates 50 years of Middle Street Resource Centre's heritage, a mental health day centre in Nottingham. Mental Health Care Memories @NTUresearch #oralhistory #mentalhealth 👇👇tinyurl.com/33hh9r32

Want to find out more about the rich history of Middle Street Resource Centre in Beeston in providing mental health support over the last 50 years?

Funded by the The National Lottery Heritage Fund and led by NTU, discover the upcoming events exploring mental health and healthcare. Mental Health Care Memories

An exciting exhibition launch at the shiny new #NottinghamCentralLibrary Nottingham City Libraries for the project ‘Fifty Years of Middle Street Resource Centre’ supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. We would LOVE you to join us. Verusca Calabria Prof Geraldine Brady

Funded PhD opportunity with me & Steve Brown to uncover the role hairdressers have played in the long history of inpatient mental health care.

#oralhistory #mentalhealthcare #memorystudies #medicalhumanities

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Very pleased that my chapter which explores the function of nostalgia in oral histories of institutional care is now out in this long-awaited edited collection. The is the first volume to explore memory in the history of psychiatry. Rebecca Wynter 🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ 💙⭐ OHS Higher Education SIG

Would you like to find out more about the rich history of Middle Street Resource Centre in Beeston in providing mental health support over the last 50 years? The exhibition opens 2mrw until 15 Sept, all welcome Middle Street Resource Centre Verusca Calabria #oralhistory The National Lottery Heritage Fund

An unexpected pleasure to see Verusca Calabria Mental Health Care Memories setting up their coproduced heritage of mental health exhibition at Middle Street Centre, Nottingham #OralHistory NTU Research NTU Social Work