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This summer, we're excited to invite applications from across the arts and humanities communities to join our Advisory Board, representing different career stages, sectors, and disciplines. See our blog by Jaideep Gupte, which includes application information orlo.uk/GZME7

Girl squad 🙏🏼 so excited to get started with our The British Academy grant on #PD & #epilepsy stigma in Kenya - scoped out our fieldwork office this morning with our top team Mary bitta, PhD Alastair Cole AKU Brain & Mind Institute Newcastle University

A team of our academics has found that people in the North of England are among the worst affected by Long Covid, highlighting the devastating impact of Covid-19 across northern regions in comparison to southern areas. #WeAreNCL #MedicalResearch ncl.ac.uk/press/articles…

Read the cfp for the special anniversary issue on the Future of Medical Humanities, 25 Years of MH: Equity, Justice, and the Future(s) of Medical Humanities, bit.ly/460JFSd #medhums

Our new #WomanOfTheNorth report lays bare the unequal challenges faced by women living in the North of England - who live shorter lives, work more hours for less pay and are more likely to be an unpaid carer than women in other regions of England 1/13 healthequitynorth.co.uk/vast-inequalit…

Damning research published by Health Equity North has laid bare the unequal challenges faced by women living in the North of England. The report is co-authored by Fuse researchers including Professor Clare Bambra @StephanieO18 Professor Nicola Heslehurst 💙 (she/her) & Ruth McGovern. #WomanOfTheNorth #inequality #health #work

📢Just published! Three of our lab members Jordan McCullough & @marcakeller & Joe Wood have articles covering literary palliation, total pain and assisted dying in this theme issue on the cultures of palliative care edited by @a_m_elsner & Steven Wilson Literature and Medicine

🎉Our new programme of free public lectures Newcastle University is now live! Featuring talks from: Peter Kellner Prof Ian Haynes Helen Holmes Prof. (Dr) Anusha Shah @TommyShakes David de la Haye Nayef Al-Rodhan

Get ready for an exciting line up of public lectures this autumn at @uniofnewcastle 🎓. All our events are free and open to everyone! Newcastle University Engage@NewcastleUni Newcastle University STEM Outreach NUSU #FromNewcastle #WeAreNCL

Fancy £10k for humanities or social science research? We’ve opened the call for our small research grants. Do share. Awards will be allocated through partial randomisation - awarded randomly between those applications that meet our quality threshold thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/ba-lev…

We are thrilled to announce that the History of Memory and Emotions has been renewed for another year! Do send in your thoughts and queries, and email us a proposal if you'd like to participate!

Due to popular demand, we've released more tickets for our upcoming symposium w/ @VisualMedHums & the Narrative Practices Lab on moving images in #medhums at the intersection of gender & genre! Registration details below 🎥👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/940328667357…

Thinking of joining Newcastle University for 2025? It's never to early to check out our campus and fantasic programmes. We have two Saturday Undergraduate Open Days coming up: 🗓️28 Sept 🗓️16 Nov Book now to secure your place on one of these: bit.ly/4e5eqIT

Read the Call for Proposals for a forthcoming Medical Humanities Special Issue on “Queer Medical Humanities” bit.ly/47kA2OU #medhums

This week we are showcasing the five project booklets, which explore some of the themes of our Arts and Humanities Research Council funded research, that we launched last week. If you want to see them all now, check out this blog post 👇 allourfootsteps.uk/newwriting/the…

How might the history of #RightsOfWay act as one portal through which we can understand different ideas about citizenship in the recent past? Check out our project booklet on Citizenship written by Glen O'Hara which explores this theme allourfootsteps.uk/publications

Mapping our #RightsOfWay is vitally important in order for rights to be both protected & managed into the future, but how has this been approached in policy & practice? Read case studies & recommendations in our Mapping Rights of Way booklet by Tom Breen allourfootsteps.uk/publications

There is considerable (& often invisible) work involved in enabling people to use #RightsOfWay both on the ground & behind the scenes. Dr Abbi Flint & Tom Breen explore the histories and role of this labour, in our Working on Paths booklet allourfootsteps.uk/publications

📢Exciting news! Applications now open for 7 Robinson Bequest Bursaries worth £3,000 each!Work with our Core Collections programme & teaching project in Newcastle Uni Special Collections & Archives & Newcastle University Library Education Outreach 🗓️Closing date Fri 25th Oct. Learn more ncl.ac.uk/library/bursar… Newcastle University Newcastle University