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In one week we will be presenting our 'Manifesto for Change'. Join us online to hear about the research that we are doing, and the role it plays in prioritising #NHS staff wellbeing. DM for joining details.

Our opening presentation was by Dr Anna Conolly Anna Sharing work underpinned by research of Nurse experiences of working during #COVID19 Anna showcased how feminist methodology, creative methods and co-production were central to the project. 2/10

The presumption of contact for abusive parents should not be law in this country, but many violent perpetrators and sexual abusers continue to access their children due to rulings in the Family Courts. The Govt must act now to protect our children, what are they waiting for?

Thank you to BBC Woman's Hour for shining a spotlight on the Transparency Pilots and giving me the opportunity to talk about why transparency matters so much to children and families #familiesvoices Family Rights Group

In the companion commentary paper, Anna Conolly (Anna) highlights the need for systemic changes to prepare for future health emergencies and their effects on healthcare professionals: tinyurl.com/2ysee4xu

IN CONVERSATION: SIR NICHOLAS MOSTYN: ‘Everybody is infected by the cult of secrecy because that’s the way we’ve always done it’: thetimes.co.uk/article/brief-…

The Guardian conveniently remove the word “men” and “male” from this report. Main driver of mental ill health in women and girls is “men’s” violence and abuse. It’s MALE violence against women and girls. theguardian.com/society/2024/m…

📢 We've published our report, ‘Reforming adult social care in England’. 🏥 Department of Health and Social Care has no long-term plan to address chronic understaffing or the impacts of patchwork funding on local authorities. Read our report: publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5804/cmse…

As a barrister, I am facing disciplinary proceedings by Bar Standards Board for expressing frustrations at the “echoes of a boys’ club attitude” in a family court judgment by a judge & member of the Garrick. The disciplinary judge recused himself, as he was a member of the Garrick too.

Thrilled to announce I'll be working with The Bureau of Investigative Journalism for the next two years reporting on the family courts & continuing our investigative series #familycourtfiles which examines how allegations of domestic/sexual abuse are handled by the family justice system 🧵tinyurl.com/2nbmr4sv

The family courts are fertile ground for a huge variety of important public interest stories and as part of my role I will be taking full advantage of the reporting pilot which was recently extended to a further 16 courts in England. tinyurl.com/ree22esu

I've written a blog about my experiences of reporting from the family courts both before and after the pilot including some of the barriers I encountered and why I feel the new rules are already making a difference. tinyurl.com/4mun4hrv

Today the Carer’s Leave Act which I passed through Parliament comes into force! The law allows unpaid carers 5 days of leave to help manage their employment and caring responsibilities. The work carers do is vital yet often under appreciated.

We want to hear your ideas! If you have questions for key stakeholders about the increased rates of suicide among women nurses - please share them in the comments, or DM us. #NurseSuicide #CoProduction #YourVoiceCounts

This is so important to so many, adult social care should be an election issue, not ignored: theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Take a look at the protocol for our #CriticalInterpretativeSynthesis of literature looking at Women #NurseSuicide This study is led by my brilliant colleague Dr Anna Conolly Anna

Our colleague, Dr Anna Conolly Anna has written a blog for Nurse Suicide Study 💙 commenting on the 'sticking plaster culture' that is presented as a solution for distress and suicidality in #HealthWorkers Take a look: nursesuicidestudy.com/blog/dont-give…