'power as resistance can be generative' Can't agree more. A great ending to my Wednesday and a lot of food for thought for the rest of the week.

Dr Anna Jamieson Dr Franziska Kohlt 🦤 JFreebs @LouiseCreechan Conversations about Arts, Humanities and Health Arts and Humanities Research Council Asylum Libraries Mila Daskalova Ute Oswald, PhD Dr Jessica Campbell Bethlem Museum of the Mind

📣#CFP alert! Proposals for #RSVP2024, "Place in the Victorian Periodical Press" are now open! At long last, we will convene University of Stirling from 13-15 June 2024. Proposals due 1 Nov. 2023 by 11:59 PST. View the full CFP on our website! rs4vp.org/rsvp-conferenc…

🚨 The deadline for proposals to all Event 2024 hubs (including Stirling) has been extended to 1st December. event2024.org/call-for-paper…

We are thrilled to announce that we have decided to extend our CFP until 25 September 2023. So you can still send us your abstracts!

Have you submitted your paper, panel, roundtable, workshop, or poster proposal for #AAHM2024 yet? We want to see you in Kansas City! Proposals are due Oct 2.

Delighted to share the programme for our forthcoming online symposium on Psychiatry and the Arts in Nineteenth-Century Britain Psychiatry and the Arts in 19th century Britain on 26 October, part of our Arts and Humanities Research Council Network The Open University OU Arts & Social Sciences. Details here and all welcome musichealthandhappiness.wordpress.com

Got plans this Friday? Join us for a chat with Curran Index co-editors Lars Atkin & @EmilyJLB! Topics at this digital roundtable will range from open-access digital resources to how author attribution helps us 'undiscipline' the field, and so much more! rs4vp.org/the-curran-ind…

Buzzing from our Psychiatry and the Arts in 19th century Britain symposium this morning. Fascinating presentations from Kevin Matthew Jones Mila Daskalova Ute Oswald, PhD and Cheryl McGeachan and thank you to everyone for thought-provoking conversations.

Thank you for organising it, Dr Rosemary Golding ! It's been a great morning with some really insightful discussions!

Funded PhD opportunity with me & @ProfSteveBrown to uncover the role hairdressers have played in the long history of inpatient mental health care. #oralhistory #mentalhealthcare #memorystudies #medicalhumanities ntu.ac.uk/study-and-cour…

It's live! The recording of our latest #RSVPDigEv with Lars Atkin, Patrick Leary & Philipia Hatziandreou discussing the important and undisciplining work of attribution & historical recovery is out now on our YouTube channel! youtu.be/ByW1Qiwnx94

Reminder that we have a call out for papers for our symposium on Psychiatry and the Arts in 19th Century Britain on 21 March, as well as interest from practitioners and historians for short collaborative conversations. Deadline 8 January. See fass.open.ac.uk/research/proje…

Mark your calendars! We're hosting our next book launch for *British Writers, Popular Literature and New Media Innovation, 1820–45* on Aug. 30! We'll learn about the emergence of a mass reading public in the early #19thC. Join us, won't you?tinyurl.com/bdh229wd

The latest post from OUHealthArts explores Kerry Jones' important work with the arts, mental health and loss fass.open.ac.uk/research/group…

Any researchers working on 19th-century psychiatry and creativity? I've got the perfect #CfP for you!

Delighted that my article on music at Crichton Royal Heritage The Crichton during the mid-19th century is now published and open access: academic.oup.com/ml/advance-art…