SHI Foundation

🚨call for editors 🚨 The journal Sociology of Health and Illness is recruiting two new book review editors. More details here shifoundation.org.uk/about/news/app…

We are pleased to announce the new editorial team for the journal Sociology of Health & Illness. More details here: shifoundation.org.uk/about/news/new…

🚨Check out the new look Foundation for the Sociology of Health and Illness website 🚨 shifoundation.org.uk Same info, but hopefully more usability, and with new online form submission

PLEASE NOTE NEW EXTENDED DEADLINE DUE TO ONGOING UCU INDUSTRIAL ACTION: The new deadline for applications to all FSHI funding programmes is Friday 28 April 2023 shifoundation.org.uk/?page_id=22

The Foundation for the Sociology of Health & Illness Book Prize is accepting nominations for the 2023 award. Details here: britsoc.co.uk/groups/medical… The FSHI Book Prize is awarded to book making most significant contribution to medical sociology/sociology of health & illness.

Expressions of interest are invited for an Editorial Team for editorship of the journal Sociology of Health and Illness from 01.10.2024. Teams may be from single or multiple universities. More information here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/pb-assets/asse…

The deadline for the forthcoming 2022 award schemes is the 31 October 2022: shifoundation.org.uk/?page_id=22. Postdoc fellowships, postgrad travel grants; symposia and workshops etc. Open to those in the field of sociology of health & illness.

The deadline for the 2022 award schemes has been extended to the 16 April 2022: shifoundation.org.uk/?page_id=22. Postdoc fellowships, postgrad travel grants; symposia and workshops etc. Open to those in the field of sociology of health & illness.

The FSHI confirms that we are accepting applications for the 2022 award schemes until 31 March 2022: shifoundation.org.uk/?page_id=22. Postdoc fellowships, postgrad travel grants; symposia and workshops etc. Open to those in the field of sociology of health & illness.

The FSHI confirms that we are accepting applications for the 2021 award schemes until 31 October 2021: shifoundation.org.uk/?p=666. Postdoc fellowships, postgrad travel grants; symposia and workshops etc. Open to those in the field of sociology of health & illness.

The Foundation for the Sociology of Health and Illness (FSHI) Book Prize is now accepting nominations for the 2021 award: tinyurl.com/y84xydaj

Our 2021 award schemes have been announced: shifoundation.org.uk/?p=583. Postdoc fellowships; postgrad travel grants; symposia and workshops; funding to support the development of research grants. Open to those in the field of sociology of health and illness. Deadline 31/3/21.

IT'S TOMORROW! Thank you to everyone who has signed up to BSA's #medsoc2020 - we're really looking forward to forgetting to unmute, WiFi fails & being interrupted by animals, family members & parcel deliveries. PLUS - excellent sociological content & seeing everyone #covidmedsoc

.@SHI_Foundation book prize-winner to be announced at @BSAMedsoc online event 10th Sep - exciting programme incl @Cost_ofLiving panel; register here britsoc.co.uk/events/key-bsa…

**Medsoc conference klaxon** We are running a free online event on 10th September, with some exciting speakers & events. Please register here if you want to join us: britsoc.co.uk/events/key-bsa… #MedSoc2020

The deadline for applications to the autumn 2020 rounds of the Foundation's funding schemes has been announced: 31 October 2020. shifoundation.org.uk/?p=565

The Mildred Blaxter Fellowship was such a privilege and proved pivotal in allowing me to publish a fair bit from my PhD including write my monograph. Would thoroughly recommend people apply.

Mildred Blaxter postdoctoral fellowships: we are pleased to announce that we will be running two schemes in the academic year 2020-21, with two fellowships awarded in the autumn and two in the spring. Further details: shifoundation.org.uk/?p=538

I'm thrilled that I've been awarded a Mildred Blaxter fellowship from @SHI_Foundation to continue my work on how wider social discourses are enacted at the micro-interactional level during unsolicited advice-giving in primary care, mentored by @sueziebland. Can't wait to start😀