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Sibling Studies Network
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We are an international and interdisciplinary group of sibling studies researchers.
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Please check out this recording of a Sibling Studies Network hosted event from the summer @sibs.org.uk
pblock8.bsky.social Pamela Block @pblock8.bsky.social · 10d
I am so happy to say that a webinar on "Sibling Co-Creation During Times of Transition" recorded with Helen Ries and Dima Kassem is finally available online. It is short, only 36 minutes long but there is also a text summary of the discussion that followed which was really amazing.
WEBCAST | Co-creation during times of transition - Research Findings
This course is a replay of a web presentation of research findings with Dr. Pamela Block, Helen Ries and Dima Kassam. They share the results of their research on sibling relationships during times of ...
learning.siblingscanada.ca
November 5, 2025 at 4:55 PM
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Last chance to sign up to this event tomorrow – looking forward to seeing everyone there!
siblingstudies.bsky.social Sibling Studies Network @siblingstudies.bsky.social · May 29
Please do join our online event next on 25th June: 'Siblings, Disability and Care: Anthropological and Co-Created Perspectives'. With @pblock8.bsky.social Helen Ries Dima Kassem @nikitahayden.bsky.social @tomjryan99.bsky.social
Programme here: tinyurl.com/mr2ejrt7
Sign up here: tinyurl.com/mra86v38
Flyer for an event as follows: Siblings, Disability and Care: Anthropological and Co-Created Perspectives. Co-Creation During Times of Transition. This online event builds an understanding of the impact of major life transitions on sibling relationships – particularly the emotional, social and caregiving dynamics involved. We will look at mutual care relationships as a form of access intimacy, activist affordances, and worldmaking between disabled and non-disabled siblings. We will discuss possible directions for future research as well as recommendations for service providers, decision makers, parents and others to contribute to building sustainable, inclusive support systems and better overall outcomes. This project is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. The event is on Wednesday 25th June 2025 at 6-7.30pm BST and 1-2.30. Email n.hayden@sheffield.ac.uk for information on signing up.
June 24, 2025 at 10:58 AM
siblingstudies.bsky.social
Please do join our online event next on 25th June: 'Siblings, Disability and Care: Anthropological and Co-Created Perspectives'. With @pblock8.bsky.social Helen Ries Dima Kassem @nikitahayden.bsky.social @tomjryan99.bsky.social
Programme here: tinyurl.com/mr2ejrt7
Sign up here: tinyurl.com/mra86v38
Flyer for an event as follows: Siblings, Disability and Care: Anthropological and Co-Created Perspectives. Co-Creation During Times of Transition. This online event builds an understanding of the impact of major life transitions on sibling relationships – particularly the emotional, social and caregiving dynamics involved. We will look at mutual care relationships as a form of access intimacy, activist affordances, and worldmaking between disabled and non-disabled siblings. We will discuss possible directions for future research as well as recommendations for service providers, decision makers, parents and others to contribute to building sustainable, inclusive support systems and better overall outcomes. This project is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. The event is on Wednesday 25th June 2025 at 6-7.30pm BST and 1-2.30. Email n.hayden@sheffield.ac.uk for information on signing up.
May 29, 2025 at 10:03 PM