Dearbhla Moroney

We reviewed Small Things Like These, a powerful film about Ireland's institutional history! If you've been impacted by Mother and Baby Institutions, please share your experiences in our survey: unioflimerick.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3J…

Landmark University of Limerick study seeks voices of mothers and adoptees from Mother and Baby Homes independent.ie/regionals/lime…

A major new study from UL's Department of Psychology will document the social, psychological and health needs of those with experiences of Irish Mother and Baby Institutions. Read more: ul.ie/news/universit…

#SmallThingsLikeThese #MotherandBabyHomes #Psychology

We reviewed Small Things Like These, a powerful film about Ireland's institutional history! If you've been impacted by Mother and Baby Institutions, please share your experiences in our survey: unioflimerick.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3J…

@AM_Foran Conversely, those in the parliamentary minority used the apology to shape a political narrative that demanded national collective action. Our work highlights the role that identity-based power relations can play in how we confront historical injustice. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/po…

It was great to have the opportunity to work on this very important paper!

#DontStopTalkingAboutGaza #FreePal #Limerick

Fantastic #ISPP2024 talk from @DearbhMo on the impact of forced separation through Ireland’s mother and baby homes on survivors’ #SocialIdentity 👏👏

Grateful to have the opportunity to present my PhD research at ISPP #ISPP2024 @PolPsyISPP

Disappointed to see this talk in the program at #ISPP2024. It normalizes the ongoing occupation and genocide in Palestine. How did this get accepted? @PolPsyISPP

...and we conclude the 2024 #ISPPAcademy with a group photo! I am grateful to our instructors and session leaders, @MarketaOdlova and Minnie Chappell and Sev Bennett at @PolPsyISPP Central Office for their support, and of course our fellows for their enthusiasm and engagement!

Up next, @growth_ul team member @DearbhMo gives an insight into her ongoing work with mother and baby home survivors. Thank you for sharing this important work. #ICSIH6

Abstract submission deadline extended to Wednesday 3rd April, 5pm (GMT+1) for this years Social Identity & Health conference - spread the word and we will see you in Limerick 😎#ICSIH6

Abstract submission for ICSIH6 closes the 29th March - submit here if you haven't already: icsih.com/abstractsubmis… Very excited to welcome you all to our beautiful @ul campus!! #ICSIH6

traumatic experiences can, under certain conditions, impact people’s political positions & appetite for social change. This perspective reveals trauma as a socially situated phenomenon linked to power and privilege or disempowerment & disadvantage. 5/6

Spotlight on our keynote @orlamuldoon. Her research highlights the value a collective approach to adaptation to stress & trauma. Her current work is particularly related to collective basis of post traumatic growth & physiological responses to stress. 1/6 @ULPsych

The government have made a total mess of a relatively straight forward issue. I demand more than symbolism. I want real supports for women, people with disabilities and carers - not another excuse for the government to do nothing. We must demand better. #VoteYesNo

Today's the day! Abstract submissions now open for #ICSIH6 - closing date for submissions 29th March 2024. Submit here: unioflimerick.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9S… Accepting: Feature talks (20-mins) Focus talks (10-mins) Blitz talks (5-mins) Posters More info: icsih.com/abstractsubmis… 1/3

First study of my PhD published! We conducted two experiments examining how what identity women runners have salient/ in use (their gender vs their runner identity) affected self-reported likelihood to exercise outside and sense of safety Link to paper dx.doi.org/10.1002/casp.2…

Keep the date! We are delighted to announce the International Conference on Social Identity and Health 6, will be in Ireland @ULPsych @UL, 18th – 20th June 2024 see icsih.com