Orla Muldoon

@orlamuldoon.bsky.social helped the public better understand gender-based violence by speaking to media and shaping public discussions. Her work led to concrete policy changes.

This #ERCengage winner's research 👉 bit.ly/4lc3Qnp

@unioflimerick.bsky.social @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social
#SciComm

‘I really want to offer hope… none of us are broken’ | BPS Dr Aoife-Marie Foran (University of Queensland) hears from her one-time colleague Professor Orla Muldoon (University of Limerick) about a new book, ‘The Social Psychology of Trauma: Connecting the Per...

‘I really want to offer hope… none of us are broken’

Dr Aoife-Marie Foran (University of Queensland) hears from her one-time colleague Professor @orlamuldoon.bsky.social about a new book, ‘The Social Psychology of Trauma: Connecting the Personal and the Political’.

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<em>British Journal of Social Psychology</em> | Wiley Online Library A central issue in adoption research is understanding why some individuals adapt to their adoption experience while others face considerable difficulties. The social identity approach (SIA) offers a ...

Sharing my that the first paper from my PhD has been published seems like a nice way to introduce myself to @bsky.app 🎉

This paper points to the crucial role of social identity loss for individuals adopted through Ireland’s #motherandbabyhomes

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Looks great - thanks for sharing Dearbhla.

5 years after Brexit, has united Ireland push lost its momentum? Brexit forced the border question back onto the agenda, but the sense of crisis that once drove these conversations has started to dissipate

5 years after Brexit, has the push for a united Ireland lost its momentum as the sense of crisis that once drove these conversations has started to dissipate? By Catriona Shelly & @orlamuldoon.bsky.social @unioflimerick.bsky.social @researchireland.bsky.social www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2...

Screenshot of first two paragraphs of the editorial "Building community and advancing transparency in Political Psychology's next chapter" (Authors are Liz Suhay and Mark Brandt). The first two paragraphs read, It is impossible to understand politics and governance without understanding human psychology. Few reading this will likely argue with that statement, and the tumultuous and often surprising political events of our contemporary era make this clearer. It is also true that we cannot understand many aspects of human psychology without understanding people's political motivations and affiliations as well as the contexts and institutions that inform and constrain them. Political Psychology is dedicated to fostering cross-disciplinary research with the goal of shedding light on both the study of politics and of psychology. Although interdisciplinary research is increasingly common, Political Psychology has long been unique in its commitment to serving research communities in two disciplines in equal measure. The two of us reflect this commitment, not only intellectually but also with respect to our home disciplines. One of us (Brandt) is a professor of psychology. The other (Suhay) is a professor of political science. Likewise, our team of Associate Editors and the Editorial Board are balanced between these two fields. During our term, we will foster greater engagement between political scientists and psychologists.

Today is the first day @lizsuhay.bsky.social & @mjbsp.bsky.social are co-EiC 🥳

Read the vision statement!
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Submit your papers! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...

Thanks for this. We hope those boarded out will participate. And we will look at this group separately in our analysis. So hopefully that will allow insights to develop.

University of Limerick new study will document social, psychological & health needs of those with experiences of Irish Mother & Baby homes Working in conjuction with the National Counselling Service this project focuses on the long-term impact of Mother and Baby institutions. As part of the study, both mothers & adult adoptees will be su...

Thanks to @drivetime.bsky.social for featuring our new study on long term
Impact of mother and baby institutions. You can listen back here.
www.rte.ie/radio/radio1...

Please think about participating if you can.

University of Limerick launches major new study on experiences of Irish Mother and Baby Institutions A major new study from University of Limerick will document the social, psychological and health needs of those with experiences of Irish Mother and Baby institutions. Researchers at the Centre for So...

Sharing the link to a study we are hoping survivors of mothers and baby homes will participate in. Please think about it.

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