Take It Back: Zines, Madness and Mental Health
Lilith Cooper introduces Take It Back, a participatory zine making project about madness and mental health
What’s it like to have ADHD?
David Ellis reflects on ADHD and the language – and judgements – around it. ‘But you said for me to write a couple of lines’, I protest as the teacher ushers me out of
Of smell and loss: Tweets from a Covid-19 Sickbed
Felicity Callard reflects on 27 days living with the symptoms of Covid-19.
Queer Identity and Survivorship: Navigating Gynaecological Cancer
Elizabeth Coleman argues that it is time to queer the gynaecological cancer narrative. There are no narratives on queer women and gynaecological cancer. This is what I discovered as I trawled the internet looking
“Don’t tell me I’m mad. This is the truth”
Elena Carter and Anthony Day, archivists at Wellcome Collection, give a candid account of their work cataloguing the ‘profoundly personal’ archive of artist and mental health survivor Audrey Amiss. As archivists, we spend our