(New) Curator of Indigenous Perspectives @McrMuseum, PhD in Graphic Medicine & Curatorial Practice, & research illustrator. Devoted cat lady. #BlackLivesMatter
Bournemouth, England
Joined November 2017
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Can't wait to share our initial work thinking about Indigenisation at a UK museum - across natural history and cultural collections. But, more importantly, I look forward to hearing from colleagues at other museums on work that they have done/want to do. Hope to see you there!
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A great first late opening event for #MMBelonging & #MMGoldenMummies @McrMuseum, hosted by @ZandraAlberda and I! Some incredible work resulted from the 'Drink and Draw' format!
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Call for papers for Issue 43 of the Journal for Education in Museums (JEM). What are the shifting priorities for museum learning, what was the impact of the pandemic and what’s next for museum education practice? More info: gem.org.uk/our-work/publicat…
Call for papers is now open! Make sure to submit your expression of interest till 24 Feb! Details ⬇️
gem.org.uk/our-work/publicat…
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A fantastic afternoon yesterday delivering storytelling training to the creative and enthusiastic comms team at @UHD_NHS @Em__Welham @stirlingfellow 🙏🏽 for having me in - I look forward to future collabs! 🫶 research illustrator @ZandraAlberda + ft artist @callouscomics
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Help us spread the interdisciplinary word! amycchambers.com/2022/05/23/…
Really interested in #medhums #medpolicy #scicomm #scipolicy perspectives on/intersections with screen representation (film, tv, documentary/public info media, game, social media - moving image media)
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Really interested in #medhums #medpolicy #scicomm #scipolicy perspectives on/intersections with screen representation (film, tv, documentary/public info media, game, social media - moving image media)
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It’s our @ahrcpress team! W/ partners @GraphicMedicine @CILIPinfo PHD @ComicsGrid & RA extraordinaries who coded 15,000 comics, blogged, posted, workshopped & published @Oz_Demirkol @ShannonMcdavitt Conor Byrne @ZandraAlberda @GeorgiaCTozer Jonny Sexton Kufre Okon 🙏🏽💞
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Exciting online event coming up! Our incredible PhD student Shelley @j4lebi will be in conversation with the amazing @IndigeniseMcr curator Alexandra @ZandraAlberda of the @McrMuseum. 23rd March 2-3.30pm GMT. Sign up via this link: eventbrite.co.uk/e/indigenis…
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Join us tomorrow for an exciting session discussing 'Indigeneity, Material Cultures, Affectivity' with fabulous guest speakers @rachelwinchers @archaeotext @ZandraAlberda & Bob Preucel @HaffenrefferMus
Stop by the Samuel Alexander Building on Tuesday 15 February for a conversation about the dynamics between emotions, objects and materials, organised by @stefanHanss and @sashahandley. Book your free tickets here: ow.ly/cPe450HMBOS @UoMSALC @UoMhistdept
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We're preparing to re-imagine the past & the future this Saturday with @Sheba_Arts, @McrMuseum & a team of youth researchers. And things are looking bright!
If you're 15-24yrs with heritage from Iran, Iraq, Palestine or Syria, it's not too late to join us!
See below for info.👇🏿
We’re starting youth arts & research workshops @ManMetUni next Sat! If you are 16-24yrs & you/your family are from Iran, Iraq, Syria or Palestine, come & join us to explore #history #culture #art & #research with @Shebaarts & @Mcrmuseum. DM us or see the poster for info. Pls RT
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#affectiveartefacts is back, starting this semester w/ an event on 'Indigeneity, Material Cultures, Affectivity' w/ @McrMuseum Alex Alberda, @HaffenrefferMus Bob Preucel, @UoMhistdept @rachelwinchers & @UCamArchaeology @archaeotext REGISTER! @IndigeniseMcr @NAISA__ @SAPIENS_org
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New job opportunity at the museum 👇👇👇
Well worth checking out!
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Great reflection from Jennie on our teaching sessions on Indigenous gardening and caring back in Dec. What is understated is how my great colleagues helped make my proposed activities more dynamic and clear. Well done team & thanks to the thoughtful students! Can't wait to plant.
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📣 We're kicking off the year with a very special online premiere of Totem Latamat: Carving a Message for Climate.
This ORIGINS film captures TOTEM LATAMAT's incredible journey from a Mexico to #COP26, and its return to the Earth.
📅 21 Jan, 6.30PM
🔗 bit.ly/TotemLatamatFilm
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If you missed our #CreativeClimateJustice webinar earlier this month you can now catch up online. Hear from @charisejeanine_, @vickyestee, @farzja & @ZandraAlberda as we explore how cultural organisations can tackle climate justice.
Watch again now >> bit.ly/3e2MEPT
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How can the arts and culture support the wider movement for climate justice on a local and global scale? Find out with @charisejeanine_, @vickyestee, @farzja and special guest @ZandraAlberda in our
@ace_national webinar next week bit.ly/305Id3p
#CreativeClimateJustice
ALT Image is from Fog Everywhere by Camden People's Theatre, photo by Brian Logan, featuring the actor Tobi King Bakare.
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Breathing space for all! Followed by a themed collection that I’m very excited to be co-editing with @drfigtree and @ZandraAlberda
Open Submissions Closed Until 1st July 2022, when we reopen to receive submissions for the Conjuring a New Normal: Monstrous Routines and Mundane Horrors in Pandemic Lives and Dreamscapes special collection only (deadline 1/09/22). comicsgrid.com/news/508/ #ComicsStudies
Join us Nov 18 (abstract link 👇) to approach what museums are and embody for individuals and communities through Indigenous authors' works, engaging with Billy-Ray Belcourt's (Driftpile Cree) poetic essays: A History of My Brief Body (2020). Been looking forward to this!
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Might be of interest to you all or those you know @NCCR_BU @ConflictSocial @hlbu7 @UNLGreatPlains @AmyETatum @MelCopyright @DanWei55