a macbook laptop decorated with a few stickers. Some stickers to highlight are a circular sticker with a black background that reads 'Cynical Optimist' with 'cynical' in white and 'optimist' in pink. Another square sticker that says 'GOV.UK Make things open, it makes things better' in vertical.

a few pair of hands reaching out to grab from a stack of variety of stickers on a table.

New stickers alert ✨ @jukes.ie #CampDigital

managed to snatch a ticket to #CampDigital this year! Who is going???

If you see the word 'Spearheaded,' on a cover letter or CV, you just know it's written by chatGPT

I love the concept of manuals of me. I think for me, 1-2-1 is easier cuz everyone feels 'safe' to be more straightforward and open with me. It's more in bigger meetings in groups. I find it mentally draining to adjust my comms style or try to decipher what people are saying. 😭

7 years in this country - still the hardest thing to grasp with my brain 😭

British 'beating around the bush' comms style is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo exhausting. Just tell me what u need and want, and I can do the same 😭

pretty sure i can message you on teams :D

name and shame???

i might have something! We've been working on a project for reporting an outbreak in ASC. I've spoken with a few local authorities (government public health teams) around their experiences of using our service. But it's very niche, so not sure if it'll be helpful. lemme know

gosh when r we gonna stop working with shitty big consultancies in gov

LOL!!! this is so good.

so meh seeing so many generic AI topics in conferences

We've become too 'work-fied' that we are forgetting that we are talking about people. humans.

Call ableism as ableism and talk about it as it is.

I understand the sentiment of 'convincing' stakeholders about inclusion and accessibility with legal terms and consequences, but can't a girl just talk about inclusion and diversity of disabled folks as celebrating diversity and humanness of life.

why does everything have to be convincing someone

it's the small things of the interwebs that bring us joy

Thank you! We used to use them, but not anymore...

to all user researchers or gov people: which recruitment agency do you use? are there any 'agencies' that specifically have relationships with minoritised groups?

despite all the shit things happening around the world, I've finally found the balance of romanticising small things in life and doing big fun things in life & I've never been happier.

The best clapback of the week goes to the Mexican president suggesting that the North American continent be known as “América Mexicana” because 'an 1814 founding document that preceded Mexico’s constitution referred to it that way.'

It's terrifying that Trump Americans don't understand how tariffs work & how much harm it's going to cause THEM. And, the scariest of all, 'how many Americans will have the opportunity to hear it in its entirety'?

Absolutely and absolutely no reason for a billionaire to exist. Like ever.

The world has become scarier in the last couple of weeks, and we have to pretend that everything will be okay and still work.

no thank you!

You can find the diary here

rmpartners.nhs.uk/wp-content/u...

rmpartners.nhs.uk/our-work/pre...

After asking the community ‘how can we harness the strength of community and pass on the knowledge and awareness about breast cancer and screening to women in the community?’ the diary was collaboratively produced as a way to help address barriers and increase knowledge and awareness.

Raising Breast Screening Awareness in South Asian Women YouTube video by RM Partners

Been years worth of work, but finally the #BreastCancerScreening diary is out that was co-designed with South Asian communities in North West and South West London.

#CoDesign #CommunityBasedResearch #NHSCancerAlliances #NHS

youtu.be/kYyvIdXVMtU?...

Hope you had a blast! I was so ill, i had to miss it. :(

heyy - ugh i got so ill that i missed it. Let's grab coffee sometime soon though?

Meeeeee