Sarah Lewis-Newton
@sarahln.bsky.social
Slightly unhinged Librarian and trainee Archivist. Would rather be collecting things for my nature table and drinking tea. She/Her
Us Tropical Medicine Librarians do like an updated classification scheme!!! Thanks for bringing it and all your hard work!
A big thank you to our colleagues David Archer & Eloise Carpenter from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine for hand delivering the new edition of Barnard's classification scheme which we use in the library.
Barnard was the first LSHTM librarian.
#Barnard
Barnard was the first LSHTM librarian.
#Barnard
July 17, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Us Tropical Medicine Librarians do like an updated classification scheme!!! Thanks for bringing it and all your hard work!
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Our fabulous Archivist Ian presenting some LSTM heritage materials to visitors from the international library conference LibPMC
#LibPMC2025
#LibPMC2025
June 4, 2025 at 7:59 AM
Our fabulous Archivist Ian presenting some LSTM heritage materials to visitors from the international library conference LibPMC
#LibPMC2025
#LibPMC2025
The amazing Martha Chinouya and I published a paper, we wanted to contribute towards the ongoing debates on terminology, race, and whiteness in colonial tropical medicine
#Congratulations, our own Sarah Lewis-Newton has had a paper published with our colleague Martha Judith Chinouya from Global Health Education entitled "Boys and Men": the Making of Senegambian and Congolese Masculinity in Tropical Africa: A Reflection
archive.lstmed.ac.uk/26077/
archive.lstmed.ac.uk/26077/
“Boys and Men”: The Making of Senegambian and Congolese Masculinity and Identities in Tropical Africa: A Reflection - LSTM Online Archive
archive.lstmed.ac.uk
January 31, 2025 at 12:13 PM
The amazing Martha Chinouya and I published a paper, we wanted to contribute towards the ongoing debates on terminology, race, and whiteness in colonial tropical medicine