Discovering Liveability
@d-liveability.bsky.social
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Interdisciplinary research project co-producing alternatives to suicide prevention. Based at the University of Edinburgh, University of Lincoln + Mind in Camden, funded by @wellcometrust.bsky.social 💻 https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/discovering-liveability
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Say hello to our newest team members! 👋
We’re delighted to have Nakkita, Debbie and Tom joining us on the #DiscoveringLiveability project. If you’d like to find out more about the rest of the team, you can read our team profiles on our blog. Just follow the link in our bio and click ‘Meet the Team’!
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Two of our Discovering Liveability researchers, Dr Emily Yue and Dr Sarah Huque (@sarahhuque.bsky.social), have recently published a paper as part of the Edinburgh Mental Health funded Sea to Spruce project 📄

You can read the paper in Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy via the link below!
“We’re Here, We’ve Got Changed, We’re Going Out”: Wild Swimming Groups as Ecologies of Care | Hypatia | Cambridge Core
“We’re Here, We’ve Got Changed, We’re Going Out”: Wild Swimming Groups as Ecologies of Care
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Some of our research team will be chatting about Discovering Liveability and participatory research at this event in Edinburgh next week on Wednesday 8th October. The event is free and open to everyone.

Register here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/outwith-sh...
Outwith Showcase 2025: Meet the Partners!
Join us to celebrate some of the best participatory research taking place at the University of Edinburgh.
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New blog alert! Did you attend our very first Discovering Liveability event on the 1st September about the Lived and Living Experience Hub? You can now read a detailed recap of how it went on our blog! Link here: blogs.ed.ac.uk/discovering-...
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Tomorrow, some of the Discovering Liveability researchers will be taking part in a round table with the @fairness.bsky.social to discuss how wealth inequality can contribute to the risk of suicide. A full report about this discussion and this growing body of work will be released later in Autumn!
In the background there is a faded picture of a person's hand writing on a clipboard and behind them is a man sitting looking down at his hands which are clasped together. Over the top of the image writing reads 'EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT' 'wealth inequality and suicide prevention'. In the bottom right hand corner is the Discovering Liveability logo and Wellcome trust logo and in the bottom right hand corner is the Fairness Foundation logo.
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🎗️On World Suicide Prevention Day, we're announcing an event with @d-liveability.bsky.social, to bring together experts on the link between wealth inequality & suicide.

📅 Tuesday 16 September
🕚 11–12:30
📄Full report to follow

📬 Want to get involved? Email [email protected]
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Reminder! 🗓️

The Discovering Liveability team will be hosting a free online event next week. Join us on Monday 1st September to hear all about a key upcoming project of ours: The Lived and Living Experience Hub 💡

Sign up via the link below to receive a Microsoft Teams invite!
Introducing: A Lived and Living Experience Suicide Research Hub
Join us to learn more about Discovering Liveability’s development of a Lived and Living Experience Hub in suicide prevention research.
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Last month The University of British Columbia's Men's Health Research Programme hosted the Reducing Male Suicide conference, where our researcher Sarah gave a presentation all about the #DiscoveringLiveability project.

Here are some photos from Sarah's time at the conference!
Photo C Hanna Ogawa
Selfie photo of Prof. John Oliffe (left) and Dr. Sarah Huque (right). They are both smiling. A white table has 8 stacks of postcards with photos taken from around Vancouver, British Columbia and wider Canada. Sarah Huque presenting on the left hand side from behind a wooden podium and on the right a large projector screen shows the first title page of a presentation. It says "Discovering Liveability: Co-producing alternatives to suicide prevention".
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[Post #2 of 2] External job alert! On behalf of our critical suicide research group, sharing some exciting job opportunities on a work-related suicide and social justice project: shorturl.at/guFfz

Post doctoral research post based in Bordeaux, France: shorturl.at/mRCRa
Work-related suicide. An international social justice analysis - Grants Awarded | Wellcome
Work-related suicide. An international social justice analysis
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[Post #1 of 2] External job alert! On behalf of our critical suicide research group, sharing some exciting job opportunities on a work-related suicide and social justice project: shorturl.at/guFfz

First researcher post is UK based at Healing Justice Ldn. shorturl.at/b6ADy
Work-related suicide. An international social justice analysis - Grants Awarded | Wellcome
Work-related suicide. An international social justice analysis
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Introducing: A Lived and Living Experience Suicide Research Hub 💡

Join the #DiscoveringLiveability team for a free online event on Monday 1st September 12 - 1:30pm, where we’ll be introducing a key upcoming project of ours: The Lived and Living Experience Hub.

Follow the link below to register!
Introducing: A Lived and Living Experience Suicide Research Hub
Join us to learn more about Discovering Liveability’s development of a Lived and Living Experience Hub in suicide prevention research.
events.bookitbee.com
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New blog post! 💻

This month’s #DiscoveringLiveability blog post comes from our researcher Dr Paro Ramesh and discusses the usage of AI within suicide research.

Click on the link below to read.
Tech for life? AI, Suicide Research, and the Right to a Liveable Future – Discovering Liveability: Co-producing Alternatives to Suicide Prevention
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Our #DiscoveringLiveability researcher Sarah is continuing her site visit to Canada with a trip to Stanley Park in Vancouver! 🌊

Vancouver is in the traditional, ancestral and unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
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Visited "the room(s) where it happens" while in Toronto - aka home of the Indigenous-led Critical Health & Social Action lab founded/directed by @d-liveability.bsky.social advisory board member Jeffrey Ansloos. Accompanied by truly nourishing discussion w/ long-time lab member Deanna Zantingh!
Office space with a glass door where the Critical Health & Social Action team are based at U of Toronto.
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SAVE THE (NEW) DATE: Monday 1st September 🗓️

We'll be hosting our very first online event for the #DiscoveringLiveability project on Monday 1st September.

We will be sharing more details about the event and how to register soon, and we look forward to seeing you there!
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Sharing some brilliant examples of interconnected, intergenerational, and evolving Indigenous community-led programmes and successes supported by Movember Canada. Really useful for thinking with for DL WP2 (community-based practices of care).
A slide with images from Indigenous-led programming, projected above a stage and the speaker.
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Looking forward to the learning coming up tonight at this event as part of the UBC RMS week - provincial launch of the Real Face of Men's Health report. @d-liveability.bsky.social
Photo of panelists on stage to discuss the report. Slide about the report launch. Exterior of the UBC Robson Square building in the sun.
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Last week, Co-Investigator @sarahhuque.bsky.social arrived in Vancouver, Canada for #DiscoveringLiveability’s first site visit. This week she'll be spending time with the Men’s Health Research Program at the University of British Columbia. Stay tuned for more updates along the way!
This image shows a selfie picture of Co-Investigator Sarah Huque on the sun deck of a ferry. Sarah is smiling at the camera and in the background, you can see plastic seats, a barrier and the ocean and mountains on the horizon.  This image shows a body of light blue water framed by dark green fir trees. Large mountains are silhouetted in the background and the sky is blue with some thin white clouds.
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SAVE THE DATE: September 10th, 9:30 - 11am!

We'll be hosting our very first online event for the #DiscoveringLiveability project in September.

We will be sharing more details about the event and how to register soon, and we look forward to seeing you there!
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We would love to explore a potential collaboration! The quickest way to get your details onto our system is through signing up to the 'Discovering Liveability Contact List' form via the page linked below. If you could pop some contact details onto this form, we can be in touch in the coming weeks!
Get Involved – Discovering Liveability: Co-producing Alternatives to Suicide Prevention
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As part of our ongoing exploration into ‘liveability’, we’ve asked our #DiscoveringLiveability team to keep an eye out for any images that they think speak to liveability in some way! This image was taken by one of our team members during a quiet moment at their local arts centre in Lincoln ☕️
A film picture of an empty arts cafe. There are tables and chairs placed in front of a small stage to the right, and sun is streaming in through multiple glass doors to the back of the room.
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As part of our ongoing exploration into ‘liveability’, we’ve asked our #DiscoveringLiveability team to keep an eye out for any images that they think speak to liveability in some way. This next image was taken by one of our researchers in Sofia, Bulgaria. The text reads: ‘The Personal is Political’
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Myself and several @d-liveability.bsky.social folks are in Glasgow this week for #EMCRF2025 hosted by @roryoc.bsky.social + team - great first day yesterday, especially loved Susan Rasmussen's keynote - excellent career advice via the medium of pigs!