Dr Elizabeth Chappell

YouTube video by Herts Research Interview with Dr Elizabeth Chappell - Oral Histories Team

Very pleased to be interviewed by Visit Research Fellow Dr Andrew Green of @uhertfordshireucu.bsky.social for his fascinating series of interviews on the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBp8...

BBCInterview090825 Interview with Dr Elizabeth Chappell on the 80th anniversary of the nuclear attack on Nagasaki 9 August 1945

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I'm so happy that The Conversation Insights Team published my in-depth article regarding my research with #hibakusha #survivors of #Hiroshima. Thank you!

I was honoured to speak about my research at a symposium hosted by The University of Westminster on the Legacies of War in Japan alongside a third generation hibakusha. Here is a podcast with selected highlights www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvGH...

The legacies of nuclear war: Research and creative practice - The Irenaut - By Elizabeth Ingrams The starting point for my study ‘Hibakusha Narratives in Context: A Dialogical Approach...

My article is featured on the cover of the new issue of The Irenaut, out now: theirenaut.com/winter-issue...

Fascinating talk w. Michael Rosen and Philip Seargeant about place names which so often provide a clue to the past. Loved that 'gate' has two different meanings; the scary thing is that when things are renamed, history can be forgotten - 'Mount Pleasant' and even 'Sellafield' are good examples

Booking is now open for our upcoming conference in June on Creativity, Creative Arts and Neurodivergence! Attend online or join us in person at the Foundling Museum in London. More details and registration here: www.ticketsource.co.uk/creative-int...

How are 21st-century developments in technology changing the very nature of language and the ways that we communicate with each other? Philip Seargeant, author of The Future of Language, provides a brief history of the future of human communication.

How are 21st-century developments in technology changing the very nature of language and the ways that we communicate with each other?

@philipseargeant.bsky.social, author of The Future of Language, provides a brief history of the future of human communication bit.ly/4merPmK

Free Speech and Literature: Panel Discussion with Henry Porter, Aki Schilz, Sabrina Mahfouz and Dónall Mac Cathmhaoill MK Lit Fest · Episode

open.spotify.com/episode/0LYM... Loved this panel discussion on Free Speech and Literature. Key takeaways: online selves r fictions; SM comms are ltd by major corps; all arts are affected by 'lets not cause offence' culture & polarisation; a move twds 'equity of expression' as a more rounded term.

I loved this discussion about freespeech and artificial intelligence with @philipseargeant.bsky.social and Julia Bell. Well worth a listen: key takeaway the book is enduring, it allows space for imagination and dreaming; AI cannot trump human minds #freespeech #creativewiring #artificialintelligence

Free Speech and Literature: Part 1 - Literature and Offence MK Lit Fest · Episode

I haven't seen Giant yet (am going in May) but this discussion with playwright Mark Rosenblatt is excellent, talking about (among other things) how and if Roald Dahl's antisemitism colours his own reading of the books.

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I will be speaking at this conference at The University of Westminster 6th May. It's free to join online or in person. Kazumi Kuwahara will be speaking about her grandmother's experience of Hiroshima See here: www.tickettailor.com/events/unive...

I will be speaking at this symposium at The University of Westminster on 6th May alongside Kazumi Kuwahara. It's free to join in person or online, zoom link is contained in booking here: www.tickettailor.com/events/unive...

I was presenting my Creative Practice from Research at at an International Interdisciplinary symposium organised by Bradford University last week. The symposium was sponsored by #ICAN icanw.org All the participants in my workshop on my new play wrote an original piece by the end of the session.

Video: Live: Nagasaki atomic bomb survivor speaks ahead of Japanese Nobel Peace Prize winner's ceremony A Japanese organisation of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki has won the Nobel Peace Prize for its “efforts to achieve a world free of nuclear weapons”. The group, known as Nihon Hidan...

Hibakusha Terumi Tanaka survivor of Nagasaki tells us that nuclear weapons do not protect us as human beings and that nuclear weapons are a problem for the future. Nobel Prize ceremony @3pm UK time. Read: www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace... and watch and listen: www.livetube.tv/news/video-l...