Health and Health Care

While the Covid-19 crisis is still unfolding, it has already revealed much about the history of our time and left lessons that will be important to study before the next pandemic. But even before it began, archivists and scholars were struggling to develop new methods to record and analyze history in an age of abundant but perishable data. Resource constraints and fights over access have only intensified because of pressures on archival budgets and the partisan politics that surround any attempt at retrospective analysis.

Melanie Kiechle, ‘From Nuisance to Sensitivity: The Shifting Logics of Public Health’

Wednesday 19th April 2023, 4 – 5:30pm (UK time). Online. Register here.

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Dear Colleagues,

Please allow me to announce a Symposium Event titled:

"Aging and Multicultural Diversity: The Place of Migrants in Asia's Aging Societies" on January 29, 2023 (Sunday) at 13:00 at Toyo University.

If you happen to be in the Tokyo area, or know of anyone interested, it would be great if you could join, or share the information.

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Aging and Multicultural Diversity: The Place of Migrants in Asia's Aging Societies

29 January 2023 (Sunday), 13:00 --16:45