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socialwork100@socialwork100·1 Ara

@JDev65 @SocialWorkEdinU Thanks @JDev65 and thanks for your input!

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John Devaney@JDev65·1 Ara

@socialwork100 You will be missed Jenny by everyone at @SocialWorkEdinU and beyond 😢

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socialwork100@socialwork100·1 Ara

After two years this project has now ended. Thanks to everyone who has followed and shared its progress. Information and resources are still accessible on the project website: libraryblogs.is.ed.ac.uk/socialwork100/ Wishing all our followers a happy and healthy 2021 when it comes!

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socialwork100@socialwork100·30 Kas

mhfestival.com/news/684-smhaf… Looking for some inspiration for the SMHAF 2021 writing competition? The 1940s mental health survey of Dumfriesshire shows a very narrow definition of "normal". The catalogue can be viewed here: archives.collections.ed.ac.uk/repositories/2… #mentalhealth

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socialwork100@socialwork100·24 Kas

"She is looking very well and seemed quite pleased with life!". Note by course director Nora Milnes on the progress of a recent Social Study graduate now working with employees at the Robertson Shredded #Marmalade factory. £250 a year and sometimes the whole of Saturday off!

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Municipal Dreams@MunicipalDreams·24 Kas

Edinburgh’s 1919 Act Housing, Part I: ‘Healthy Houses for the People is the Best Public Health Insurance’ municipaldreams.wordpress.com/2020/11/24/edi…

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socialwork100@socialwork100·23 Kas

The project's latest blogpost is now live and explores the contents of a survey of the mental health of the population of Dumfriesshire in the Scottish Borders in the late 1940s. libraryblogs.is.ed.ac.uk/socialwork100/… #mentalhealth

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Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival@MH_arts·23 Kas

SMHAF, led by @mentalhealth, will return from 3-23 May 2021 and explore the theme of 'Normality?'. Find out more about the festival, the theme & the different ways you can get involved here: mhfestival.com/news/685-smhaf… 📷 @imimurchan

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socialwork100@socialwork100·23 Kas

Read about Margaret and other Social Study students in our new online exhibition here: libraryblogs.is.ed.ac.uk/socialwork100/… #socialwork #twitterstorians #exhibition #Students

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socialwork100@socialwork100·23 Kas

"I’m going concentrate on languages this winter as I’d very much like to go and do some kind of reconstruction in Europe after the war" Social Study graduate Margaret Monkley to course director Nora Milnes on her #plans beyond missionary work in Newfoundland #ExploreYourArchive

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socialwork100@socialwork100·21 Kas

"Go and talk to Seebohm Rowntree", advice from Charles Booth to Miss McKnight of the Charity Organisation Society in this 1906 letter from the #SocialWork archive. #exploreyourarchive #communication

Back in the main library yesterday to re-shelve a few conserved items. Delighted to see this again, removed from its cracked glass frame and cleaned - a letter from social reformer Charles Booth, dated 1906, to Miss McKnight, Secretary of Glasgow Charity Organisation Society.

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socialwork100@socialwork100·21 Kas

"Go and talk to Seebohm Rowntree", advice from Charles Booth to Miss McKnight of the Charity Organisation Society in this 1906 letter from the #SocialWork archive. #exploreyourarchive week starts today with #communication

Back in the main library yesterday to re-shelve a few conserved items. Delighted to see this again, removed from its cracked glass frame and cleaned - a letter from social reformer Charles Booth, dated 1906, to Miss McKnight, Secretary of Glasgow Charity Organisation Society.

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socialwork100@socialwork100·20 Kas

This year is the centenary of the Scottish and British Associations of Social Workers. Our new online exhibition highlights some of the previous Social Study students at Edinburgh University: libraryblogs.is.ed.ac.uk/socialwork100/… @CRC_EdUni @BASW_UK @ScotsSW @explorearchives #socialwork

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socialwork100@socialwork100·20 Kas

Interesting facebook live at 1pm today from Edinburgh City Archives on the city's Inch #Housing Scheme fb.me/e/QP9rX8C5 Join Bill Cook, a first generation Incher and committee member of the Inch Community Association, as he explores the formation of the Inch Housing Scheme

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Viviene Cree@VivCree·17 Kas

Important findings then and now...

Work related #anxiety is nothing new. These entries in the mental health survey from 80 years ago illustrate the impact the #workplace can have on physical and #mentalhealth. In particular working in mines often triggered traumatic experiences for men who had served in the #war.

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socialwork100@socialwork100·16 Kas

Work related #anxiety is nothing new. These entries in the mental health survey from 80 years ago illustrate the impact the #workplace can have on physical and #mentalhealth. In particular working in mines often triggered traumatic experiences for men who had served in the #war.

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Prof Laura Vaughan@urban_formation·13 Kas

@socialwork100 I love it: "go and talk to Seebohm Rowntree". It fits too: Rowntree's study of York was intensive, in contrast with Charles Booth's extensive study of London: @rowntreesoc

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socialwork100@socialwork100·13 Kas

Back in the main library yesterday to re-shelve a few conserved items. Delighted to see this again, removed from its cracked glass frame and cleaned - a letter from social reformer Charles Booth, dated 1906, to Miss McKnight, Secretary of Glasgow Charity Organisation Society.

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Viviene Cree@VivCree·12 Kas

What treasure you keep unearthing, Jenny!

And this from one of the last boxes struck a chord today - from Immigration and the Race Relations published 50 years ago by the Runnymede Trust. #Immigrants #ImmigrationMatters #immigration

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