New online home for the Black Health and the Humanities Network
We are delighted to announce that the BHH has moved to a new website!
We are delighted to announce that the BHH has moved to a new website!
BHH is proud to have collaborated with Surviving Society on a special series of podcasts which introduces the work of our network members.
After an enriching, transformative year forging connections and collaborations, under the brilliant leadership of Principal Investigator, Dr Josie Gill, and
Dr Emily Kate Timms reflects on how discussions throughout the Black Health and the Humanities workshops led her to revisit
Ayotunde Ojo advocates for African agency in health research.
Chimwemwe Phiri shares her thoughts on the connections between art and environmental activism in Malawi
Maxwell Ayamba considers the historical presence of people of African descent in the British rural countryside
Kariima Ali interviews author Jacqueline Roy, reflecting on the writing process and representing Black experiences of poor mental health
Kelechi Anucha discusses workshop four’s theme of care in Amanda Thomson’s art practice
Arya Thampuran considers questions of care and embodied connection in Jacqueline Roy’s novel