In case you missed it: A stop-motion animation following the story of a woman and her dying mother, focusing on everyday forms of care. Less than 10 minutes long - grap a cup of tea and give it a watch. youtube.com/watch?v=0h0uAE2L…

Drawing on an interview from the project, colleagues @kuhlbrandt and Maayan Matz have created an evocative stop-motion animation following the story of a woman and her dying mother. The video is intended to be a conversation starter about death and dying youtube.com/watch?v=0h0uAE2L…

We're grateful to have been able to present our work as part of such an inspiring panel on Vital Spaces, convened by @r_j_lynch and @NFBrenman #ChronicLiving.

The @formsofcare team is excited to speak in the virtual seminar series @RoyalAnthro on Thursday 30 July 2020 3pm (BST) Anthropological Contributions to the Covid-19 Crisis: End-of-life care in England during the Covid-19 Pandemic More info/to register: bit.ly/2NgT2Wy

Today we've shared another blog post on our website (previously published on @DiscoverSoc under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0): "How Covid-19 challenges our notions of a good death". by @EricaBorgstrom lshtm.ac.uk/research/centres…

Here’s a short video of @ericaborgstrom talking about language and end-of-life care. Brief mention of our project, too! youtube.com/watch?v=3IlVpZtU… #eolc #hpm #socscieolc #deathstudies

The Forms of care project team (@SimonCohn @EricaBorgstrom @Annelie3ssen) is looking forward to tomorrow’s ‘Collaboratory’, a workshop with two palliative care teams - including our very own “A Case for Consequences” Exercise! #anthropologyinaction #collaboration #palliativecare

We thought it would be good to introduce our team. Today: say hi to @simoncohn based @LSHTM. Anthropologist interested in diagnosis, chronic illness, & how innovative social science provides critical insight & influence contemporary biomedical practice. #socscieolc 3/3

We thought it would be good to introduce our team. Today: say hi to @ericaborgstrom based @openuniversity. Anthropologist interested in core concepts in end-of-life care, prev.ethnographic work on choice&advance care planning. #socscieolc #eolc #acp open.ac.uk/people/esb79 2/3

We thought it would be good to introduce our team. Today: say hi to @Annelie3ssen, anthropologist based @LSHTM interested in , #care, #ageing & #eolc, prev ethnographic work w. people living w. #dementia in care homes on the good life. #socscieolc lshtm.ac.uk/aboutus/people/d… 1/3

And then the third speaker: Irene Higginson on palliative care (research) in numbers, on its place on the global health agenda and on its future. Thanks #ghlab @LSHTM for an inspiring evening on such an important issue! #death #dying #publichealth

Second speaker: @SimonCohn’s talk “Not thinking about dying as failure” at Global Health Lab entitled “Why does global health need to talk about death” - on the importance of not rendering non-intervention other to doing everything for patients at the end of life. @LSHTM