🐶 Cuddle Convention with Hearing Dogs for Deaf People (Wednesday 1 May)

Join us on the grassed area outside Bill Bryson Library between 11.30am - 2pm on Wednesday 1 May to meet and greet some of our lovely canine visitors from Hearing Dogs for Deaf People! (1/2)

Our event in Leicester for Dying Matters of Hospice UK

'Dying in the 21st Century': a public forum to celebrate the ‘dying matters’ week

8 May 2024, 10-12.
University of Leicester, Leicester Law School, Fielding Johnson L67
Leicester Law School College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities University of Leicester

Watch Emma Cave Durham Law School talk about medical trials using infected blood products involving children in the 1970s and 80s. Emma advised the UK’s Infected Blood Inquiry on medical ethics 👉 (at 11.00) brnw.ch/21wIYbv

Follow an insightful paper from Kenneth Chambaere on the practice in Belgium, our final plenary speaker Trudo Lemmens is now speakership about Canada‘s rapid normalisation of MAID. Fabulous session!

Looking forward to commenting from a philosophical perspective on some interesting papers by Kenneth Chambaere and @TrudoLemmenson Medical Aid In Dying this afternoon Durham CELLS

We are starting our final session with a paper by Prof Kenneth Chambaere Kenneth Chambaere on assisted dying in Belgium

CELLS co-Director Sam Halliday has presented an insightful analysis of the presentations by Agnes van der Heide and Emily Jackson.

Thank you so much Sam Halliday for hosting an excellent conference!!! 😁😁😁

Prof Emily Jackson LSE Law School now speaking about assisted dying and unintended consequences

Really honoured to be responding to Agnes van der Heide Erasmus MC and Emily Jackson LSE Law School papers this morning.

A fabulous speaker to start the day: Prof Agnes van der Heide talking about the National Evaluation study of physician assisted dying in the Netherlands

You can now pre-order Diverse Voices (tell your librarian)! So excited about this textbook bringing intersectionality and marginalised stories to the health(care) law curriculum by some wonderful scholars!✨ bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/diverse-voices…

A brilliant end to day 1 of the conference ''Death and Dying in the 21st Century: Interdisciplinary Perspectives'' by Durham CELLS at Durham Law School

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⁦Shaun Pattinson⁩ now responding to Roger‘s thought provoking paper. An excellent conclusion to a brilliant day! We‘ll be back tomorrow for more.

Roger Brownsword on law‘s governance and its discontents ⁦Durham CELLS⁩

Our final paper of the day comes from Professor Roger Brownsword The Dickson Poon School of Law : the governance of assisted dying

Our final PHR highlight: Durham CELLS own Jordan Buck on dignity

Congratulations Charlotte, we are looking forward to working with you Durham CELLS