Dr Deborah Husbands
The Black History Year programme, which I lead, engages with staff, students and the public through an annual series of important conversations. We cover marginalised and racialised experiences in industry, politics, academia, mental health, social activism, business and many more areas. We welcome opportunities to engage with experts in their field.
Cripping the collections: Centring disability in museum narratives through inclusive co-created interpretation
Talk/presentation / 13 Nov 2023 - 15 Nov 2023University of Reading: Black History Month Lecture
Talk/presentation / 19 Oct 2023British Psychological Society Black History Month Roundtable 'Saluting our Sisters'
Talk/presentation / 18 Oct 2023Accessing acceptability, utilisation and disclosure of health information to an automated chatbot for advice about sexually transmitted infections in minoritised ethics populations (AUDITED)
Panel / 20 Sep 2023BERA Symposium: Degrees of Difference
Talk/presentation / 13 Sep 2023University of Huddersfield, Keynote lecture
Workshop / 28 Jun 2023Challenging Racisms in Higher Education and Beyond
Talk/presentation / 11 May 2023 - 12 May 2023NERUPI lightning talk: Impostor phenomenon among racially minoritised students in higher education
Talk/presentation / 19 Apr 2023Black History Year: Grief in the Black Community
Talk/presentation / 19 Apr 2023'I don't see what you mean': Broadening participation through co-created inclusive digital museum audio
Stakeholder event and Panel / 24 Mar 2023What is a psychologist?
Talk/presentation / 21 Mar 2023Navigating Intersectionality, Allyship and Leadership with Purpose
Stakeholder event and Talk/presentation / 16 Jun 2021Confronting my Imposter, with Rhoda Quist
Stakeholder event and Other / 14 Jun 2021 - 14 Jun 2021'I don't see what you mean': Broadening participation through co-created inclusive digital museum audio'
Stakeholder event and Workshop