Antoinette Polito reviews Dr Heidi Edmundson's unflinching account of working as an Emergency Medicine consultant in a London hospital, and her embodied reflections on life in the NHS.| the polyphony
Malgorzata Bugaj reflects on Medfest, a festival which brought together short documentaries and healthcare, and explores the role of film in medical humanities.| the polyphony
Meg-John Barker reflects on how we might queer research cultures towards more tender and caring ways of working with ourselves, each other, and our communities.| the polyphony
Ellc looks at how a series of vocal workshops at QUEERCIRCLE allowed queer folk to more fully embody their voices.| the polyphony
Phoebe Eustance explores how institutions like QUEERCIRCLE can embrace 'malleability' as a radical practice.| the polyphony
Anni Raw reflects on the dynamic between trust and risk set up through crafting activities at QUEERCIRCLE.| the polyphony
Lu Wilson reflects on research commissioned by QUEERCIRCLE in 2024 into best practice around trans youth work.| the polyphony
PJ Annand and Lucy Wood ask: what does the term ‘safe space’ really mean, and how does this play out in the public health field?| the polyphony
Frances Williams of QUEERCIRCLE makes the case for ‘queering’ the ongoing UK public policy agenda of 'creative health'.| the polyphony
Christina Lee introduces the context behind Disability Matters' upcoming 'Online Town Hall Circus' event which will take place on the 19th of September.| the polyphony