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Please be advised that Residency Programming will remain active in annum 2023 but subject to capacity. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis for Short-Term Distant Study (1 Month Program) and Long-Term Study Residency Programming (12 Month Program) curriculum’s only.
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PERIODIC FIELD RESEARCH:
Ⓒ2009-2023 CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Excerpt from our ongoing research and outreach work with old age participants. Interviews exploring family dynamics, spousal loss, cancer and disease, relationships and roles, longevity, support, recovery, strength and resilience, the aging process, death, and long-term care.
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SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS: JOURNAL OF APPLIED GRIEF & BEREAVEMENT RESEARCH:
The Substructured Loss: Journal of Applied Grief & Bereavement Research is an open-access, peer-reviewed, online journal that is dedicated to the publication and dissemination of art-led field research within grief, bereavement, and adjacent themes. The bi-annual publication will aim to archive, preserve for catalogue, research, and reference purposes.
Contributory themes include both theoretical-historical and practice-led art research conducted on, but not limited to the following subject matter: the aging process, care, and the elderly; cancer, disease, and terminal illness; sex work and sexual assault; abortion and miscarriage; suicide and survivorship; mental illness, mental health, and trauma; spousal and familial loss; and associated grief and bereavement-centered themes.
Blind peer-reviewed papers will be published in English.
Blind peer-reviewed images (and adjacent written work), video, and audio will be published with English equivalency and support.
Parties interested in joining the scientific board (subject to capacity and selection criteria) will be asked to submit applications in annum 2023.
Release date in annum 2024.
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