I declare my conflict of interest as being absolutely biased. The collegiality, support & encouragement I have seen in the Early Career Hallucinations Research Group is so heartening. At #sirs2024 I’ve seen ECRs supporting other ECRs, cheerleading presentations & posters, & generally being wonderful.

Great to see our research reaching a wider audience! The stark reality of having your period as a homeless woman independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n…

We are in the news Dr Stephanie L. Barker Gabriella Orsini Jennifer Tarabay and Frances Greenway! Check out an article on our research paper on menstruation while experiencing homelessness in the The Independent! #qualitativeevidencesynthesis

So pleased to see our research on menstrual health and homelessness is being recognised nationally. Menstrual stigma has affected personal, social, and economic well-being for too long, disproportionally effecting those experiencing homelessness. independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n…

Check out our latest blog post on upcoming research exploring menstruation and homelessness, funded by the British Academy: lnkd.in/gV7YUkJx Interested in more on women, homelessness, and unheard voices? Join us at our conference on June 6th - lnkd.in/gptq-iY4

Still time to book! 'Join this session if you are a system disruptor and want to join the movement to challenge the hierarchy of knowledge.' Read more: linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… #psychology #homelessness Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice Jennifer Tarabay @nick_maguire5 Francesca Anderson (she/her) Psychology at Soton

**4 weeks to go** Sign up via Eventbrite. Language, stigma & homelessness. Humour and everyday conversations perpetuating stigma. Join the conversation. eventbrite.co.uk/e/psychology-h… #homelessness #language #stigma Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice Psychology at Soton @nick_maguire5 Jennifer Tarabay King's College London

I’m a GP with a specialist interest in Women’s Health Here are the vital things your periods 🩸are telling you about your health - that you shouldn’t ignore

See 🧵 for Oxford Research Impact Event highlights! DClin Psyc trainees and speakers presented their brilliant research, shared insights into best practice, & highlighted the value of lived experience. Thank you Alasdair Churchard @ Fiona Symington for co-organising and hosting!

All set up for tomorrow’s Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice regional conference! Looking forward to having this space buzzing with people and ideas! @nick_maguire5 🅱🅴🅲🅺🆈 🆆🅰🆁🅳 FrancesGreenway Gabriella Orsini Francesca Anderson (she/her) Alasdair Churchard

Charlie Wood and Jamie Glasspool from OutcomeHome highlight the impact policy can have on the ground - e.g. shortfalls in housing benefit/universal credit --> service arrears/potential eviction; revolving door between prison release and homelessness #CHRPConference2024

Crucially important conversations about unhelpfulness of categorical approach - language matters. "Dual diagnosis" inherently implies 2 discrete problems, 2 services, separate commissioning etc. Need to stop medicalising distress linked to adversity/poverty #CHRPConference2024

"People are whole people, they're more than just who they are when they come into contact with your service" #CHRPConference2024

Thank you so much for a brilliant day Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice! I am buzzing. Takeaway message? “Systems may be complex but being compassionate isn’t” (Alex Bax)

What a privilege to chair the session on “unheard voices” at the Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice annual regional conference. If we’re going to disrupt the systems that aren’t working we need to listen to the voice of lived experience and ACT on what they say #HousingIsAHumanRight

Apologises of the blurry photo. The number of households living in temporary accommodation has reached a record high. Notice the upwards trend since 2010..

Fantastic day focusing our attention to the policy which shapes homelessness at a critical political time. In the Unheard Voices stream we hoped to bring attention to the lack of access to menstrual healthcare for people experiencing homelessness. #CHRPConference2024

In the province of Malaga, Spain, local women crocheted loads of blankets and strung them up to provide shade. How gorgeous is this?!

What a day! Such an inspiration to work with young people from Speak Out Group from Step by Step Lodgings and co-create a policy brief involving policy and practice recommendations about young people in care moving towards independence. Well done 🅱🅴🅲🅺🆈 🆆🅰🆁🅳 Centre for Homelessness Research and Practice

Listen up, it’s time to check Elon’s work. This is the work he took $7 million of your taxpayer money for in expenses last week. So to be clear US taxpayers are paying for a pretend prime minister to tell lies to the American people 🎥 TikTok - Whelmed Daily