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Making it to the Registers

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An AHRC funded-project that seeks to interrogate the lived dimensions of the regulation of global, migrant healthcare workers in the UK.

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Law & Social Justice@lsjleeds.bsky.social · last yr.

On Thurs 19th June, CLSJ members Marie-Andrée Jacob and Priyasha Saksena are co-hosting a Refugee Week event, with interesting speakers, testimonies from asylum seekers, a photography exhibition, poetry readings, and discussions on research. Join us! www.tickettailor.com/events/schoo...

Select tickets – Migration Journeys – Esther Simpson Building 3.01

As part of Refugee Week (16-22 June 2025) the Centre for Law & Social Justice warmly invites you to join us for a day of le...

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Making it to the Registers@makingregisters.bsky.social · last yr.

Don't miss Registration - a play by Stage@Leeds Young Company showing at Migration Matters Festival this Sunday 22nd June at 1:30 pm The play tells stories of overseas trained doctors and nurses seeking to practise in the UK. @lsjleeds.bsky.social @lawatleeds.bsky.social @migmatfest.bsky.social

Making it to the Registers@makingregisters.bsky.social · last yr.

Registration—a play by Stage@Leeds @Migration Matters 22 June | Sheffield Registration tells the stories of migration, stigma & who gets to become a healthcare professional in the UK. @migmatfest.bsky.social @lawatleeds.bsky.social @lsjleeds.bsky.social makingregisters.leeds.ac.uk/events/regis...

Making it to the Registers@makingregisters.bsky.social · last yr.

Registration is now open! Book your place to join us at the Hart Workshop on Regulating the Global Movement of Care | 11-12 June | London @lawatleeds.bsky.social @lsjleeds.bsky.social @ials.bsky.social

Dr Adrienne Yong@adrienneyong.bsky.social · last yr.

Hart Workshop 2025 on Regulating the Global Movement of Care happening next week! 11-12 June at @ials.bsky.social. Organised by colleagues at @lawatleeds.bsky.social @makingregisters.bsky.social and me. Spread the word! ials.sas.ac.uk/events/w-g-h... @thecitylawschool.bsky.social

Making it to the Registers@makingregisters.bsky.social · last yr.

Extended Deadline until midday (BST) Friday, 2nd May Please share with your network hematopolitics.org/symposium/

Symposium – Hematopolitics

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Hematopolitics@hematopolitics.bsky.social · 2y ago

CALL FOR PAPERS We are delighted to share the CFP for our second symposium, ‘The Politics of Blood Donation and Transfusion: Histories, Controversies, and Futures’. Details on how to apply, including a link to our submission site, can be found via our website: hematopolitics.org/symposium/

The Politics of Blood Donation and Transfusion: Histories, Controversies, and Futures 6 June 2025, Thackray Museum of Medicine (Leeds, UK) Keynote Speaker: Dr Jenny Bangham (University of Edinburgh) From early transfusion experiments and wartime blood banking to contemporary controversies over donor eligibility and the global plasma economy, blood has been a site of both solidarity and division. At the same time, new developments in synthetic blood, xenotransfusion, and bioengineered alternatives challenge existing frameworks of donation and transfusion, raising questions about the future of blood governance, ethics, and access. This symposium seeks to examine the historical, social, and political dimensions of blood donation and transfusion, focusing on how they have been governed, contested, and reimagined across time and space. We invite contributions from scholars in anthropology, history, sociology, medical humanities, Science and Technology Studies, bioethics, and related fields. This symposium is held in conjunction with the special exhibition Blood: Ties and Tensions at the Thackray Museum of Medicine and will feature a keynote lecture by Dr. Jenny Bangham, author of Blood Relations: Transfusion and the Making of Human Genetics (2020, University of Chicago Press). Panellists will also have the opportunity to explore the exhibition, fostering further discussions around its curated themes. A limited number of bursaries will be available to support domestic travel for postgraduate, early career researchers, and independent scholars.
University of Leeds - School of Law@lawatleeds.bsky.social · last yr.

Today is #WorldHealthDay! 🩺 We’re spotlighting research from @makingregisters.bsky.social on the lived experiences of migrant and global healthcare workers in the UK and why it’s vital to interrogate regulatory tools like registration and fitness to practise. 🎥 Learn more: youtu.be/Pkf7R_UhXp8

Priyasha Saksena, Amrita Limbu, Marie-Andrée Jacob - Making it to the Registers

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Making it to the Registers@makingregisters.bsky.social · 2y ago

Call for Papers deadline approaching soon - apply by 6th Jan for the WG Hart Workshop 2025 Regulating the Global Movement of Care The Society of Legal Scholars Subject Sections Fund (Migration & Asylum) supports 2 bursaries up to £400 each for ECRs/PhDs @lsjleeds.bsky.social @lawatleeds.bsky.social

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Making it to the Registers@makingregisters.bsky.social · 2y ago

We are excited to announce a CALL FOR PAPERS for the W. G. Hart Workshop, “Regulating the Global Movement of Care,” in London in June 2025! with Amanda Spalding @adrienneyong.bsky.social & @ials.bsky.social @lsjleeds.bsky.social @lawatleeds.bsky.social makingregisters.leeds.ac.uk/events/call-...

Making it to the Registers@makingregisters.bsky.social · 2y ago

We are excited to announce a CALL FOR PAPERS for the W. G. Hart Workshop, “Regulating the Global Movement of Care,” in London in June 2025! with Amanda Spalding @adrienneyong.bsky.social & @ials.bsky.social @lsjleeds.bsky.social @lawatleeds.bsky.social makingregisters.leeds.ac.uk/events/call-...

Call For Papers - W. G. Hart Workshop 2025 Regulating the Global Movement of Care | Making it to the Registers

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