City St George’s, University of London

🗣️ "The most important part of a testimony is what you tell your children, about what you experienced, and the protective value that has."

✍️ Prof Anthony Finkelstein's powerful words reflects the important discussions uncovered by 'The Future of Past Trauma', an event in collaboration with The Wiener Holocaust Library.

💭 The event brought together scholars and practitioners to explore trauma-informed archival practice, participatory archiving and the ethical dimensions of survivor narratives.

A few of our Exmouth Market top spots 👀 Did we miss your favourite?💭

Wishing all staff and students from our Muslim community a peaceful Islamic New Year. As the month of Muharram begins, it is a time for reflection, renewal, and hope for the year ahead 🌙

The UK Government has announced it will introduce a 'social media ban' for under-16s, but will this prove effective?

Experts from across City St George's weigh in with their views ⤵️

Refugee Week is an opportunity to reflect on the themes of home, belonging and solidarity.

At City St George’s, these conversations have been explored through art, advocacy and dialogue, helping to raise awareness of the experiences, challenges and resilience of displaced people.

Together, they remind us of the importance of empathy, understanding and collective action.

We're delighted to congratulate Prof Sabrina Germain on her appointment as Professor of Healthcare Law and Policy at City St George’s! 🎉

💭 This achievement recognises Germain’s expertise and impact in the field, and also reflects the important work of WHEN Equality, an initiative to increase the number of black women in senior academic roles.

🗣️ On taking part in the 100 Black Women Professors Now programme, Germain shared “I am deeply grateful to my mentors Prof Jessica Jones Nielsen and to my sponsor Richard Ashcroft whose support and belief have been unwavering throughout. "

🙌 She continued, "It is an honour to join the growing community of Black women professors in the UK."

🏳️‍🌈 Join us this Pride Month for a special screening of Out Laws, including a Q&A with the cast and directors Lexi Powner and James Lewis.

📍11 June, 17:30 start.

Register here ➡️

Celebrate Pride Month with SHMS: Film Screening and Live Q&A | City St George's, University of London A Pride event taking place at the School of Health & Medical Sciences featuring a film screening and live Q &A with the director and cast.

💬 Join us for Professor Madeline Cruice's inaugural lecture, reflecting on her journey in aphasia rehabilitation - illustrating how the pursuit of life quality remains the essential compass for the future of aphasia care.

🗓️ Wednesday, 10th June, 17:30–19:30

Sign up here ➡️ https://ow.ly/a8ub50Z6zuR