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UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
Thank you to our incredible delegates and everyone who joined us at this year’s Arts Health Research Intensive! 🎓
It was such a pleasure to spend the week learning together and building new connections #AHRI26
@StColumbas @UFCAM @j_artshealthlab @WHO_Europe
ALT A group imagine of delegates on the Arts Health Research Intensive 2026. Behind the group of delegates is a view of the sea.
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
Attention, New Jersey orgs actively involved in the arts and health field, and those interested. Registration for Arts & Health Roundtables is open! 1/14: Community Partners Session. 1/22: Arts Partners Session. Learn more and register here: conta.cc/44i8x8t #NJarts
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
NEA research awards guidelines are now available!
Visit our website to learn more about Research Grants in the Arts & NEA Research Labs: bit.ly/49wP2L3
#ArtsResearch #ArtsGrants #GrantOpportunities #ResearchGrants
ALT NEA Research Awards Guidelines Now Available with NEA/Freedom250 logo.
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
New blog alert! 🔔
Read about our latest roundtable conversation, bringing together #LinkWorkers to discuss best practice for youth #SocialPrescribing 🏆
If you haven't already, join our Social Prescribing Youth Network to be part of this movement ✅
sbbresearch.org/delivering-h…
ALT A green and black illustration summarises discussion from a roundtable with Link Workers. The focus was "Delivering high quality social prescribing" and topics included Link Worker support, workloads, awareness and appropriateness of social prescribing, co-designing services, training, personalised care budgets, and outcome measures. The SPYN and Social Biobehavioural Research Group logos are in the corner.
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
👩🔬 @Daisy_Fancourt , professor of psychobiology & epidemiology at @ucl, reflects on being a woman in science and shares advice for early-career researchers.
@UCL_SBB; @GrandChallenges; @UFCAM
#PLPEXPeditions
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
We have so many people to thank for the success of our Creating Healthy Communities Convening, but we want to start with our attendees! Thank you to everyone who joined us for the convening; your questions, conversation, and enthusiasm were the best part of this gathering.
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
'It gave me my voice back': How group singing is helping new mums with postnatal depression - BBC News
Fantastic to see the results from the SHAPER partnership from @KingsCollegeLon @BreatheAHR finally published!! Huge congratulations 🥳 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c931…
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
The opening reception for our Creating Healthy Communities Convening has begun! #CHC2025
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
“Local artists deserve our attention and respect” - SVP of Social Impact, Sherri-Ann Butterfield welcomes folks to the Creating Healthy Communities convening! #CHC2025
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
New paper!
We analysed data from 51 countries to explore global patterns in arts organisation membership and found that:
🌍 Membership is inequitable
📚 Education, income & age matter
📊 Migration & income inequality influence membership
Read more 👇
bmcglobalpublichealth.biomed…
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
‘When Science Finds a Way’, the podcast by @wellcometrust, is back for another season!
The first episode "The arts: can creativity help mental health?" is released today and features Professor Daisy Fancourt speaking on #ArtsAndHealth 🎙️
Listen now: lnk.to/KPParI
ALT An orange and blue graphic shows the title "When Science Finds a Way", next to the Wellcome Trust logo and the text "Season Three with Alisha Wainwright".
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
“Whether practised alone or in a group, hobbies such as crochet and knitting become part of your social identity, functioning as a vehicle for reducing loneliness and building community.” 🧶
– Prof Daisy Fancourt in @guardian
Read the full article 👇
theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
What do young people think about #SocialPrescribing as an approach to improving #MentalHealth? 💭
Take a look at the findings of a new qualitative study, from authors @olssonab, Emily Stapley, Alexander Russell and @danhayesphd 🔍
doi.org/10.1155/hsc/2969967
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
Join us at the Arts Health Research Intensive 2026 ⭐
#AHRI26 provides a rich introduction to the evidence base around #ArtsInHealth, fundamentals of evaluation & research, while connecting you with peers who share your interests
Learn more and apply 👇
sbbresearch.org/arts-health-…
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
Have you seen our latest policy brief on #SocialPrescribing for #YoungPeople?
📌 Read our key findings and recommendations: sbbresearch.org/wp-content/u…
📅 Join the conversation at our next event on Thursday 16th October, 12-1pm: eventbrite.co.uk/e/spyn-memb…
ALT The front cover of the Policy Brief. This includes the title, a photo of young people standing together, and the logos of SPYN, the Social Biobehavioural Research Group, the National Academy for Social Prescribing and the Southbank Centre.
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
Scholarships are available for our Arts Health Research Intensive 🚀
Looking to develop knowledge, skills and contacts in #ArtsInHealth? Then this course might be for you! #AHRI26
⌛ Scholarship closing deadline: 9 November 2025
Find out more & apply 👉 sbbresearch.org/arts-health-…
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
Our latest newsletter has just landed in inboxes 📨
🔍 Take a look for an exciting book announcement plus the latest research news on #ArtsAndHealth & #SocialPrescribing: mailchi.mp/ucl/sbb-oct25
🔔 Subscribe for future updates: sbbresearch.us14.list-manage…
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
Calling the #ArtsInHealth community!
Submit your work to present at the International Society for Arts & Medicine (ISfAM) Congress 2026 'The Healing Arts – Forging Alliances of Arts & Medicine' 💬
Deadline: 30 November 2025 🔔
Find out more 👉 event.fourwaves.com/healinga…
UF Center for Arts in Medicine retweeted
🌱 Daisy Fancourt (@Daisy_Fancourt), Professor of Psychobiology & Epidemiology at the University College London reflects on Florence Nightingale and the connections between health, art, and wellbeing.
@GrandChallenges @UCL_SBB @ucl
