‘This Week in Graphic Medicine’ highlights news about comics in medicine published during the week (Saturday – Friday). Links are typically presented without commentary, unless clarification of relevance is necessary. So without further ado…
Note…
This covers the period of 11/9 until 11/22 as there was not a post in the week between.
Matthew’s Pick of the Week…
We have a Toronto Conference Date: July 16 – 19, 2020!
We have a Toronto Conference Theme: Graphic Medicine In/During Troubled Times: Social Justice and Human Rights!
We have a hashtag too: #GraphMed2020!
Expect the call for papers to come by December 1st. You can keep up with all the conference information available on this page: 2020 Toronto Conference.
Special Note…
A dedication: Tom Spurgeon, one of the kindest critical voices in comics, passed away recently. There has been a profound outpouring of memories from the comics community and this week I want to ask you to pause and reflect as well.
The New York Times reported on his passing here: Tom Spurgeon, Who Surveyed the Comic Book World Dies at 50
Articles & More…
Kickstarter: Be Gay, Do Comics: a queer comics anthology
Crowdfunding: The Plague and Doctor Caim
Event: II Edición del Congreso de Medicina Gráfica
Event: Registration for Art, Aesthetics ,and Medical/Health Humanities Open
Upcoming Webinar (Tweet): Graphic Medicine for Better Interprofessional Education and Collaboration
CFP: Summer Institute 2020: Space, Place and Design in the Medical and Health Humanities
CFP: Comics and Popular Arts Conference (CPAC) 2020
Call for Art: Open Call for Artists: Comics and HIV/AIDS
Book: Between You and Me: Transitional Comics
Book: PathoGraphics: Narrative, Aesthetics, Contention, Community
Book: Menopause: A Comic Treatment
Book: Algériennes
Book: The Third Population
Zine: Disability & Self-Care
Comic (Preview): The Eulogy of Toby Peach: I’m Still Here
Webcomic: My Life With Him vol 1 (PDF)
Webcomic: Dr. Lynx’s Peppy Pills, part 2
Webcomic: Dr. Lynx’s Peppy Pills, part 3
Webcomic: Creative burnout is inevitable. I recently took a different approach to overcome it — and it worked.
Webcomic: Liminal State: The Plummet
Webcomic: Decolonizing Queerness in the Philippines
Webcomic: Twitch
Webcomic(s): Germwars!
Webcomic (Twitter): Glasses
Scholarly: (Un)bridgeable Chasms?: Doctor-Patient Interactions in Select Graphic Medical Narratives.
Scholarly (Webcomic): Annals Graphic Medicine – Cicely Saunders: The Woman Who Changed How We Die
Scholarly (Webcomic): Annals Graphic Medicine – Progress Notes: Senior
Scholarly (Podcast): A doctor, a cartoonist, a mom
Scholarly (Thesis): Detached from Our Bodies: Representing women‘s mental health and well-being with graphic memoirs (PDF)
Book Review: ADICCIÓN
Book Review: ¡EMBARAZADA! NO ES NADA FÁCIL
Book Review: Girl on Film: a graphic novel memoir of a life in the arts and the biological basis for memory-formation
Blog: How Do You Integrate Graphic Medicine in the Workplace?
Blog (w/ Comics): Contemplating the Absurd
Blog (w/ Comics): City-scaping
Tweet: Brainstorming negative health terms for a GM project
Tweet: J-Term Course at Harvard on Graphic Medicine!
Tweet: Anything on information seeking and comics?
Sketching made me see the residents as real people, not ‘old people’
Surprise, You Have Early Breast Cancer
Burnout is rampant among doctors and nurses. Can the arts help?
HMH Books & Media Launches New Imprint Dedicated to Publishing Graphic Novels That ‘Make a Mark’
10 of the Best Nonfiction Comics on Hoopla
How Literature Can Lead to Better Health Care
Best Graphic Novels 2019 | SLJ Best Books
Conversations Singapore Needs to Have About Mental Health Are Happening on Instagram
Some great stuff this week! Did I miss something? Let me know in the comments below or tweet @NoetheMatt! Until next time…
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