A new policy paper by Clarisse BerthezĂšne, Julie V. Gottlieb & Michal Shapira argues that policies aimed at reducing female suicide rates should take into account the long history of debates around mental health, self-harm and assisted dying. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
Testing and Contesting Womenâs Bodily Autonomy: Informing Policy with a Historical Case Study from Britain in the 1930s - History & Policy
Responses to the death of Evelyn Fuller in 1938 point to a long history of public debate around mental health, suicide and assisted dying. Policy makers need to pay attention to that history in order ...
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