🎙️ Miscarriage as a Feminist Issue - featuring Professor Susie Kilshaw & Dr Victoria Browne @miscarriageproject.bsky.social open.spotify.com/episode/0CVs...
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Feminist Miscarriage Project
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https://feministmiscarriageproject.org/ Promoting intersectional approaches to miscarriage and solidarity across the full spectrum of pregnancy endings. Funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council. Led by Victoria Browne and Susie Kilshaw.
Our exhibition is on all weekend - closing on Monday 4th May. Come and visit! www.lboro.ac.uk/media-centre...
New exhibition challenges how we think about miscarriage – and the stories we don’t hear
A powerful new exhibition is set to open in London this spring, inviting the public to rethink one of life’s most intimate and misunderstood experiences: miscarriage.
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The Feminist Miscarriage Project (@miscarriageproject.bsky.social), co-led by IRPH's Dr Victoria Browne and University College London's Professor Susie Kilshaw, is now on Instagram! Given them a follow to stay up-to-date with the project. www.instagram.com/feministmisc...
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175 Followers - 9 Posts - "New panel discussions announced as part of our Pregnancy Endings Photography Project 🤍 Join us as we explore how pregn…"
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New exhibition challenges how we think about miscarriage – and the stories we don’t hear Exhibition runs from 28 April at 10am, until 12pm on 4 May, at the Bomb Factory Art Foundation, Holborn, London www.lboro.ac.uk/media-centre... @miscarriageproject.bsky.social
New exhibition challenges how we think about miscarriage – and the stories we don’t hear
A powerful new exhibition is set to open in London this spring, inviting the public to rethink one of life’s most intimate and misunderstood experiences: miscarriage.
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As part of our events programme, we're hosting 2 panels discussions at the Bomb Factory Art Foundation in Holborn, London on Friday 1st May: Pregnancy Endings in the Hostile Environment, 1pm-2pm Pregnancy Endings as a Work Issue. 3pm-4pm feministmiscarriageproject.org/events/ao07t...
Pregnancy Endings panel discussions — The Feminist Miscarriage Project
Pregnancy Endings in the Hostile Environment , 1pm-2pm Discussing how immigration policy and NHS charging shape access to pregnancy care for migrant communities in the UK. Confirmed speakers include: Dr. Anna Miller (Doctors of the World), Dr. Monish Bhatia (University of York) Pregnancy Ending
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Our photography exhibition - Pregnancy Endings - is coming up! Tuesday 28th April - Monday 4th May at the Bomb Factory Art Foundation, Holborn. feministmiscarriageproject.org/events/pregn...
Pregnancy Endings photography exhibition — The Feminist Miscarriage Project
This one-week exhibition is a collaboration between the FMP, documentary photographer Tara Todras-Whitehill and artist-curator Meg Ferguson. Promoting the full-spectrum approach, it challenges the hierarchies and divisions around miscarriage, abortion, birth and other pregnancy endings, demonstratin
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Feminist Miscarriage Project@miscarriageproject.bsky.social · 10mo agoConference alert! Thursday 18th-Friday 19th June, 2026, London campus of Loughborough University. Online day: Monday 22nd June, 2026. Please see Call for Papers here: feministmiscarriageproject.org/conference
Miscarriage as a Feminist Issue: A Conversation Between Cheryl Furjanic and Victoria Browne www.feministfutures.org/feminist-fut... @miscarriageproject.bsky.social
Feminist Futures - Miscarriage as a Feminist Issue
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New article! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
“Every miscarriage is a work accident”: Theorising miscarriage through a labour lens
This article explores the potentials of a materialist approach to miscarriage, taking Silvia Federici's provocation that ‘every miscarriage is a work …
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Our interview with the wonderful aracelis girmay - editor of So We Can Know: Writers of Color on Pregnancy, Loss, Abortion, and Birth - is now available to read on our blog: feministmiscarriageproject.org/blog/intervi...
Interview with aracelis girmay — The Feminist Miscarriage Project
We are delighted to share our interview with aracelis girmay (Knight Family Professor of Creative Writing and Professor of English at Stanford University). aracelis is author of the poetry collections...
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Our first public event! Film screening of Zurawski v Texas, followed by a panel discussion about the impact of abortion bans/restrictions on all kinds of pregnancies, with the film's producer and others. Friday 17 October, UCL East Cinema, 2pm-5pm. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/zurawski-v...
'Zurawski V Texas' Screening at UCL
A screening of the new critically acclaimed documentary that reveals the impact of abortion bans and restrictions in the US.
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Conference alert! Thursday 18th-Friday 19th June, 2026, London campus of Loughborough University. Online day: Monday 22nd June, 2026. Please see Call for Papers here: feministmiscarriageproject.org/conference
Conference — The Feminist Miscarriage Project
Information on the conference 'New Directions in Miscarriage Research: Intersectional, Interdisciplinary and Full-Spectrum Perspectives', Loughborough University London Campus, June 2026.
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Our first public event! Film screening of Zurawski v Texas, followed by a panel discussion about the impact of abortion bans/restrictions on all kinds of pregnancies, with the film's producer and others. Friday 17 October, UCL East Cinema, 2pm-5pm. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/zurawski-v...
'Zurawski V Texas' Screening at UCL
A screening of the new critically acclaimed documentary that reveals the impact of abortion bans and restrictions in the US.
eventbrite.co.uk
Delighted to be launching the Feminist Miscarriage Project! Please see our new website and we'll be updating on news and events soon: feministmiscarriageproject.org
The Feminist Miscarriage Project
A new collaboration led by two feminist academics, Victoria Browne and Susie Kilshaw, promoting intersectional approaches to miscarriage, grounded in bodily autonomy, social justice, and solidarity ac...
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