Cultivating Care – Art Hx: Visual and Medical Legacies of British Colonialism

Cultivating Care

April 26, 2023

Mapping maternal histories of colonial medicine

A still from Sarah Khan's 2022 digital short, curative spaces

Cultivating Care

June 14, 2022

Sarah Khurshid Khan, Curative Spaces, 2022

Cultivating Care-Pathologies of Difference

May 10, 2022

Embodied Entanglements III: Invasive Species

Cultivating Care-Pathologies of Difference

May 10, 2022

Embodied Entanglements II: Hostile Environments

Cultivating Care-Pathologies of Difference

May 10, 2022

Embodied Entanglements I: The Master’s Tools

Cultivating Care-Pathologies of Difference

April 20, 2022

More Than an Image: Black Women Healers at the Helm of Modern Gynecology

A black and white still showing midwife Mary Francis Coley attending to a patient.

Cultivating Care

March 24, 2022

Care and Birth Advocacy: A Midwife’s Own Story and Maternity Care Coalition

A print from a wood engraving showing a rolling hilly landscape with countless young trees in orderly rows in the background,and numerous stumps of cut trees on the right. Several men stand and sit in the foreground; many are dressed in suits and hold canes, and others are dressed in robes. Two figures on the right hold tools, and the man in the center, likely meant to be Denison, carries a shovel in his left hand. Two young figures dressed in more casual clothing sit at the base of a tree to the left.

Cultivating Care

March 23, 2022

Sir William Denison’s Quinine Plantation

A black and white photograph of three women learning to be nurses at the Manual Training and Industrial School for Colored Youth in Bordentown, New Jersey.

Cultivating Care

March 23, 2022

Cultivating Care: An Introduction