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ALT An advert for a new part-time, fixed-term Research Fellow post at the Centre for Appearance Research. In the advert, there is a photograph of a young Black woman who has undergone a double mastectomy due to breast cancer. The advert reads “Come work with us! Want to work as a Research Fellow to help improve body image among women with Breast Cancer? 2 days per week, fixed-term for 2 years. Apply here: www.uwe.ac.uk/about/jobs Job Ref: R06857. Closing date: 14 January 2024.”
ALT An advert for a new part-time, fixed-term Research Fellow post at the Centre for Appearance Research. In the advert, there is a photograph of a young Black woman who has undergone a double mastectomy due to breast cancer. The advert reads “Come work with us! Want to work as a Research Fellow to help improve body image among women with Breast Cancer? 2 days per week, fixed-term for 2 years. Apply here: www.uwe.ac.uk/about/jobs Job Ref: R06857. Closing date: 14 January 2024.”
ALT Image 1. A blue background, with title text reading ‘Body Image in Indonesian Girls featuring Dr Kirsty Garbett. Appearance Matters: The Podcast!’. There is an image of Kirsty and the episode cover image which shows an image of a group of Indonesian school-aged girls sitting on a wall eating ice cream.