Lucy Cann
@lucycann.bsky.social
PhD @BirkbeckHCA looking at intersections of race and sex work in late twentieth century Britain. AHRC funded. she/her.
Very excited to be presenting at this year's SHS conference - and at the BCLM in my hometown, too! I'll be giving a paper on representations of South Asian women's sex work in Birmingham in the 1990s and discussing how we can use 'representation' as a methodology
📣The programme for our 2025 conference is out now!
👉Read it here (scroll down to 'Conference Programme'): socialhistory.org.uk/events/confe...
✨Take a look at the amazing array of social & cultural history on show!🗃️
👉Read it here (scroll down to 'Conference Programme'): socialhistory.org.uk/events/confe...
✨Take a look at the amazing array of social & cultural history on show!🗃️
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socialhistory.org.uk
March 21, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Very excited to be presenting at this year's SHS conference - and at the BCLM in my hometown, too! I'll be giving a paper on representations of South Asian women's sex work in Birmingham in the 1990s and discussing how we can use 'representation' as a methodology
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NEW REPORT 🚨
"Welfare as Women’s Independence: How can the Women’s Liberation Movement inform our radical visions of women’s welfare?" by Lucy Cann
This new study looks back to past feminist debates to draw learning for future forms of feminist welfare 👇
https://buff.ly/3WfPkAn
"Welfare as Women’s Independence: How can the Women’s Liberation Movement inform our radical visions of women’s welfare?" by Lucy Cann
This new study looks back to past feminist debates to draw learning for future forms of feminist welfare 👇
https://buff.ly/3WfPkAn
Welfare as Women’s Independence: How can the Women’s Liberation Movement inform our radical visions of women’s welfare?
Read our new report exploring how the Women’s Liberation Movement can inform radical visions of women’s welfare.
autonomy.work
January 20, 2025 at 10:12 AM
NEW REPORT 🚨
"Welfare as Women’s Independence: How can the Women’s Liberation Movement inform our radical visions of women’s welfare?" by Lucy Cann
This new study looks back to past feminist debates to draw learning for future forms of feminist welfare 👇
https://buff.ly/3WfPkAn
"Welfare as Women’s Independence: How can the Women’s Liberation Movement inform our radical visions of women’s welfare?" by Lucy Cann
This new study looks back to past feminist debates to draw learning for future forms of feminist welfare 👇
https://buff.ly/3WfPkAn
My article on AIDS voluntary organisations' responses to Black gay men (1980s-2000) is out in @mbhjournal.bsky.social. It traces the contrasting ways in which Terrence Higgins Trust, Blackliners and Naz Project engaged with communities with particular needs. academic.oup.com/tcbh/advance...
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January 20, 2025 at 2:51 PM
My article on AIDS voluntary organisations' responses to Black gay men (1980s-2000) is out in @mbhjournal.bsky.social. It traces the contrasting ways in which Terrence Higgins Trust, Blackliners and Naz Project engaged with communities with particular needs. academic.oup.com/tcbh/advance...