Stories
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This is a MOOD
Adults might sometimes dismiss teenagers’ ‘moodiness’, but adolescence is a time of complex shifts in brain and body, which are intricately bound up with fluctuating feelings.
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Invisibility
Why do menopausal women feel invisible? Because nobody talks about menopause or because society doesn't value older women?
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Crones
Menopause can be tough when nobody talks about it and all the stereotypes are negative, but it can also be transformative, marking the start of a new stage of life - cronehood.
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Witches
Many of the women persecuted as witches in the 16th-century “witch craze” were over 50 and exhibited signs of menopause. Helen Foster suggests that the stigma of the wicked witch still affects older women and how they deal with menopause.
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An Asian man points to a globe watched by three youths representing an advertisement for sex education to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS by the World Health Organization (WHO). Colour lithograph, 1994.
Date: [between 1990 and 1999]Reference: 669319i- Archives and manuscripts
HRC records: 416; 418-419; 421; 425; 448-449; 458; 461; 466
Date: 1970Reference: SA/TIH/B/1/5/14Part of: Tavistock Institute of Human Relations- Archives and manuscripts
Work and Vocation
Date: 1944-1974Reference: PSY/HEA/3/12Part of: Hearnshaw, Leslie Spencer (1907-1991)- Books
Equalities and inequalities in family life : proceedings of the thirteenth annual symposium of the Eugenics Society, London 1976 / edited by Robert Chester, John Peel.
Eugenics Society (London, England)Date: 1977- Archives and manuscripts
Advertising
Date: 1985-1993Reference: SA/ASH/T/5/34Part of: Action on Smoking and Health (ASH)