Madeleine Ingham
@madeleineingham.bsky.social
University of Birmingham ESRC funded PhD student. Exploring memory and metamemory for sexual violence along the reporting pathway.
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A magnificent keynote from Heather Flowe on her vital work researching memory preservation in sexual assault survivors in Kenya, entirely co-created with local partners #sarmac2025
June 14, 2025 at 2:34 PM
A magnificent keynote from Heather Flowe on her vital work researching memory preservation in sexual assault survivors in Kenya, entirely co-created with local partners #sarmac2025
Reposted by Madeleine Ingham
We’re thrilled to announce our three amazing keynote speakers for #sarmac2025!
Richard McNally (Resolving Controversies Regarding Trauma & Memory)
Heather Flowe (Beyond WEIRD: Memory Retrieval in Low Resource Environments)
Akira O’Connor & Erin Robbins (Diversifying Cognitive Psychology)
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Richard McNally (Resolving Controversies Regarding Trauma & Memory)
Heather Flowe (Beyond WEIRD: Memory Retrieval in Low Resource Environments)
Akira O’Connor & Erin Robbins (Diversifying Cognitive Psychology)
☘️
January 30, 2025 at 8:56 PM
We’re thrilled to announce our three amazing keynote speakers for #sarmac2025!
Richard McNally (Resolving Controversies Regarding Trauma & Memory)
Heather Flowe (Beyond WEIRD: Memory Retrieval in Low Resource Environments)
Akira O’Connor & Erin Robbins (Diversifying Cognitive Psychology)
☘️
Richard McNally (Resolving Controversies Regarding Trauma & Memory)
Heather Flowe (Beyond WEIRD: Memory Retrieval in Low Resource Environments)
Akira O’Connor & Erin Robbins (Diversifying Cognitive Psychology)
☘️