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"Low Risk Doesn't Mean No Risk": The Making of Lesbian Safer-Sex and the Creation of New (S)experts in the Late Twentieth Century
We are happy to announce that 'The Cultural History of the NHS' project continues to bear fruit!
Dr Hannah Elizabeth, one of our postdoctoral Fellows, has just published their chapter, '“Low Risk Doesn’t Mean No Risk”: The Making of Lesbian Safer-Sex and the Creation of New (S)experts in the Late Twentieth Century' (open access here), an exciting piece of work informed by and begun during their time with us here at CHM!
Dr Elizabeth is now a Fellow on Dr Rebecca Wright's fantastic Wellcome Trust funded Project Carbon Bodies: Warmth and Fuelling Health in Britain, 1918 to 2022 at the University of Northumbria.
Congratulations to Samir Hamdoud on his successful Viva!
The CHM Team is very happy to celebrate Samir Hamdoud's successful viva last week.
Congratulations to Samir and his supervisor Hilary Marland, with thanks to examiners Claudia Stein and Vicky Long.
Workshop: Embodied Faith: Spirituality and Corporeality in Early Modern Christianity, 12-13 September 2024
Sophie Mann, CHM, and Martha McGill have arranged a two-day international workshop focusing on spirituality, corporeality and health in the early modern period.
When: Thursday, 12 Sept, 2pm to Friday, 13 Sept, 3pm (GMT)
Where: Teaching Grid, Warwick University Library