Endometriosis (R)Evolution: Making the Invisible Visible is a two-day conference consisting of three interactive workshops, research poster presentations, and four panels for paper presentations.
You can find the full conference program here.
The Book of Abstracts can be found here.
The Hysteria Project Lecture is Online
Artist Rachael Jablo opened the Endometriosis (R)Evolution: Making the Invisible Visible conference with her exhibition The Hysteria Project. As part of the opening event, Jablo held a talk which doubled as the keynote lecture for the conference. In her deeply personal and beautifully delivered lecture, Rachael Jablo shared her own story as a chronic illness sufferer and mused on how her physical limitations shaped her work. Discussing art, patient narratives, and narrative medicine, Jablo offered the audience a unique insight into the power of storytelling and how it can re-shape the world we live in.
You can now watch the keynote lecture on UniTube.
The Endometriosis (R)Evolution: Making the Invisible Visible conference is part of the In/Visible Endometriosis: Menstruation, Menopause, and Narrative Medicine project funded by the Elisabeth List Fellowship Programme.
