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Suicide Cultures: Reimagining Suicide Research – Page 2 – A blog about the Suicide Cultures research project
Two generations of suicide, two generations bereaved by suicide. My earlier master’s research, which explored the lived experience of losing a mother to suicide (Stewart and Thomas 2018), left me ... That suicide appeared to run in families. Something
July 2023 – Making Routes
Three generations of women in my family stand looking over the foliage of the Rottenrow gardens where the old hospital used to loom over the city.
June bulletin – SCPHRP
seed-corn investment to develop innovative approaches for the creation of a new generation of outdoor early learning and childcare (ELC) settings.
Interview with the record-holding vet, Jasmin Paris – SCOPE
Image courtesy of Yann Besrest-Butle. The thought of inspiring the next generation is hugely inspiring for me too! ... Being used as a role model to inspire the next generation surely has to be the ultimate accolade.
Beichen Huang / Curating (2024-2025)[SEM2]
Tanya Krzywinska (2002) directly used “archaeology” as a metaphor to excavate hidden traditions, narrative structures, and cultural meanings embedded in different generations of horror games, treating each generation as a cultural
Associates and Alumni – Literacy Lab
Her research interests include the development of cognitive skills that support children’s reading comprehension, with a particular focus on inference generation , and exploring the relationship between reading and wellbeing.
Weekly Changes – 04/11/2024 – LCFG Project
sys. and to revert to the last known good copy of the netplan configuration if generation of its new configuration fails.
Peri-menopause
Also, women from your mother’s generation may not have been informed enough to connect the dots with all the symptoms that appear sometimes years after their periods stop.
ALT-C 2023 – Educational Design and Engagement
This initial study by Celia Popovic [‘Selfie Generation : but not in class‘] looked into how faculty felt about students switching their cameras on (or not) in online classes.
The ‘Engaged Researcher’: Why teaching matters! – Teaching Matters
be ideally placed to be the next generation of scientific leaders and policy makers.