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What Do Everyday Health Objects Sound Like? Combining Oral History, Sound Art, and National Dried Milk
23rd April 2021
by Kate Mahoney On the Body, Self and Family project, we aim to explore the expansive ways in which women […]
‘Lonely Gems …’ Horoscopes in Sappho magazine c.1972-3
10th March 2021
By Daisy Payling The first time I met my girlfriend’s friend Amy, she wanted to know the exact time I […]
VAT, Period Poverty, and Menstrual Stigma
9th February 2021
by Hannah Froom In 1973, the UK Government applied a VAT rate of 17.5% to menstrual products.[1] In 2001, the government […]
Something Worth Staying In For …
7th January 2021
…. OK, maybe we don’t have much choice about that at the moment. But if you have to stay indoors, […]
Seminar Series Now Live!
11th December 2020
We are excited to announce that you can now register for our seminar series on ‘Gender, Subjectivity, and “Everyday Health” […]