Jenny Crane

@jennycrane.bsky.social

Lecturer in health geographies at Bristol, treasurer of RGS Geographies of Health and Wellbeing Group; interested in activisms and feelings entangled in welfare states, "gifted" children, childbirth and trauma, participatory art.

Really pleased that my co-authored article with @ruthdav.bsky.social has just been published. We review the vast historiography of motherhood in modern Britain, and argue for the importance of motherhood (broadly defined) as a category of historical analysis: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Revisiting the Politics of Motherhood in Modern British History | The Historical Journal | Cambridge Core

Revisiting the Politics of Motherhood in Modern British History

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Join USSP's @profellenstu.bsky.social and experts on 15 April as they reflect on four‑nations health policy, sharing insights on how the NHS in Scotland fits into wider UK health policy debates.

Academy of Social Sciences@acadsocsciences.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Are you interested in how the 4 UK nations are approaching health policy? There’s only a week to go until our webinar, in association with @socialpolicyuk.bsky.social, where our expert panel will share their reflections on just that. Don’t miss out, register now➡️ acss.civiplus.net/civicrm/even...

We’re thrilled to share this AHRC-funded PhD opportunity from Swansea University @swanseauni “Serious about Play: Childhood, Play and Policymaking in Wales, 1945 to present” explores how Wales developed its own distinct stance of child’s play through the examination of postwar Welsh childhoods.

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My co-edited book, Posters, protests, and prescriptions: Cultural histories of the National Health Service in Britain, is £18 in the MUP January sale! manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526163462/ I would LOVE to see it used in teaching and am always happy to chat about its wonderful chapters!

Manchester University Press - Posters, protests, and prescriptions

Posters, protests, and prescriptions - Browse and buy the Hardcover edition of Posters, protests, and prescriptions by Jennifer Crane

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Is your child texting about Buckinghamshire Archives? Here are the signs to look out for: BRB: Buckinghamshire records, blimey LOL: Lots of ledgers SMH: Some medieval holdings WTF: Where's that folder? ROFL: Researching our former lacemaking IDC: Is Duke corrupt? BTW: Big trees, Wendover

If anyone wants to form a panel where any of the following fit, please get in touch... ~in/out classifications (intelligence testing&its impacts) ~in/out of 'trauma' (reparative archiving around birth 'trauma' v. 'experience') ~in/out of the academy (expertise/engagement) sshm.org/sshm-2026/

SSHM 2026: In/Out

Location: University of Leeds Dates: 30 June to 3 July 2026 Submission Deadline: 5.00pm (GMT) 11th January 2026 Conference Co-Convenors: Dr Alexia Moncrieff & Dr Katherine Rawling Conference Co…

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On Weds 22 Oct, there's an exciting interdisciplinary conversation about 'Planetary Health' at UCL. I'll be talking (I think) about its antecedents and older traditions like social medicine. All welcome, through will be primarily aimed at postgrads and ECRs. Sign up a must: tinyurl.com/5e7s6yby

Planetary Health

Interdisciplinary presentations and discussions focusing on the effects of climate change, biodiversity loss and environmental degradation.

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Lovely to chat all things public engagement and impact this afternoon ☺️ Looking forward to a fab set of talks tomorrow 🙌 @healthgeographyrgs.bsky.social

Jenny Crane@jennycrane.bsky.social · 11mo ago

ENRGHI 2025 is open for registration, and last chance to submit an abstract is 1 September. www.rgs.org/events/upcom... 7-8 October, University of Bristol: join a 30 year tradition of connecting PGR and ECR research across geographies of health and wellbeing. @healthgeographyrgs.bsky.social

ENRGHI conference poster on a watery background, says 'ENRGHI 2025, 7-8 October, University of Bristol; a two-day event showcasing health and wellbeing research by postgraduate and early career researchers, organised by the RGS-IBG Geographies of Health and Wellbeing Research Group.  Special strand 2025: blue bodies.'