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amuk: Unpathologising Worlds in a Word

University of Liverpool Power, Space and Cultural Change (PSCC) research group and Centre for Health, Arts, Society and Environment (CHASE) are honoured to host an online talk by Dr. Khairani Barokka. amuk: Unpathologising Worlds in a Word Khairani Barokka’s book amuk (Nine Arches) is the story of how the (mis)translation of a single word pathologised ‘natives’ […]

Opportunity to take part in creative research workshops for LGBTQIA+ people with Energy Limiting Conditions

If you answer yes to all the above you may be interested in joining creative research workshops being carried out by researchers at the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Hope University, in partnership with Chronic Illness Inclusion and Healing Justice London. There are a range of different workshops to choose from including: You can choose […]

Opportunity to take part in creative research workshops for Muslim Women with Energy Limiting Conditions

If you answer yes to all the above you may be interested in joining creative research workshops being carried out by researchers at the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Hope University, in partnership with Chronic Illness Inclusion and Healing Justice London. There are a range of different workshops to choose from including: You can choose […]

Opportunity to take part in creative research workshops for people with Energy Limiting Conditions

If you answer yes to all the above you may be interested in joining creative research workshops being carried out by researchers at the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Hope University, in partnership with Chronic Illness Inclusion and Healing Justice London. There are a range of different workshops to choose from including: You can choose […]

Research findings launch: Disbelief and Disregard: Gendered Experiences of Health and Social Care for people with Energy Limiting Conditions

For the last 18 months, researchers from University of Liverpool, Liverpool Hope University and Chronic Illness Inclusion have been researching gendered experiences of disbelief and disregard in relation to Energy Limiting Conditions (ELCs) also referred to as Energy Limiting Chronic Illness (ELCI). Join us at 2.00pm (BST) on 14 th September 2023 for a 90min […]

Artist commission opportunity for a Muslim woman artist to work on AHRC funded project ‘Imagining Better Futures of Health and Social Care with and for People with Energy Limiting Chronic Illnesses’

There is an opportunity for a UK-based Muslim woman artist with experience of facilitating creative workshops for disabled or chronically ill people to join the team working on an AHRC funded project exploring the future of health and social care with and for people with energy limiting conditions/chronic illness (ELC). The project includes collaborations with […]

Successful funding for new project: Imagining Better Futures of Health and Social Care with and for People with Energy Limiting Chronic Illnesses  

We are happy to announce that we have been successful in obtaining funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to continue researching ELCs.  This new project is called Imagining Better Futures of Health and Social Care with and for People with Energy Limiting Chronic Illnesses. This research follows from our other funded project and […]

Project update August 2023

After the data analysis, the team has been busy writing Policy Briefs and identifying target audiences for these. The Policy Briefs intend to capture the key ideas from the data and are illustrated with important direct quotes from research participants. They also offer our recommendations for moving forward. Each brief focuses on a slightly different […]

Disbelief and Disregard project update: September 2022 

A quick update on the project as we have been working on it for 5 months. What have we been doing in that time?  The project started with the webinar ‘Challenging Disbelief and Disregard in relation to Health, Medicine and Disability’ in May.   Since then we’ve had three strands of work ongoing:  We’ve been analysing […]

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