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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 24/08/2025

Two businesses I need in my life yesterday 1️⃣ Binge Boxes™ — mystery bundles for screen junkies: “one more episode?” coins, watchlist trackers, popcorn candles, cult-film stickers 🎬 2️⃣ Female horror villain only merch — Carrie mugs, Samara tees, Annie Wilkes totes. Girls of gore > final girl bore 🔪

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 26/06/2025

Am I wrong for thinking that there should be a higher salary for this Curator of Diverse Perspectives role @thackraymuseum.bsky.social..? #fairmuseumjobs

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 18/01/2025

📢Autistic participants wanted for AR + VR heritage accessibility study📢 Exciting opportunity to participate in the amazing Shelby Navone’s doctoral research! See the attached flyer (/alt-text) or get in touch with Shelby at snn9@le.ac.uk for more information 🌟

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

📢 I couldn’t be more excited that this PhD project exists! Supported by an incredible academic and professional team 🙌🏽 Share far and wide - all the details are below 👇🏽

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

📢 I couldn’t be more excited that this PhD project exists! Supported by an incredible academic and professional team 🙌🏽 Share far and wide - all the details are below 👇🏽

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 30/11/2024

Anybody aware of a feed for arts and humanities and/or museums and heritage conferences?

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 30/11/2024

Insanely proud of my partner @nicknewman.bsky.social for submitting his PhD thesis - and a massive portfolio of his creative practice! Watch this space for an *incredible* piece of work (and resources) on guiding theatre directors to better portray Alzheimer’s disease on stage 👏👏👏

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a man with a beard and a white shirt is smiling with his eyes closed

Alt: Mr Miyagi, from Karate Kid, an older Japanese man, with a beard and a white shirt, smiling coyly as he nods his head.

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Charlotte Slark @charlotteslark.bsky.social · 20/11/2024

If you want to hear more from @sophievohra.bsky.social (and me too!) then there are a whole host of Sensational Museum podcasts available wherever you find your podcasts. Including this 9 minute introduction to multisensory in museums: open.spotify.com/episode/4Dml...

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Sensational Shorts - Multisensory

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 20/11/2024

Just going to pop this back on your feed 😊⭐️

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 31/10/2024

🏆Prize announcement! #CFP #History We're excited to announce that submissions are open for our Olivette Otele Prize for Black, UK-based PhD students. This is an opportunity for academic excellence to be recognised and showcased! Please keep reading... #OlivetteOtelePrize (1)

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Thomas Cauvin @thomascauvin.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

Job: Associate professor/Assistant Professor in AI & Data Mining for Digital History Join us at the University of Luxembourg and develop the research, teaching and practices between digital history and #AI Deadline for application 15/1/2025 recruitment.uni.lu/en/details.h...

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 18/11/2024

📢 NEW TSM PODCAST ALERT📢 @sensationalmuseum.bsky.social Sensational Short episode on Identity with me and @suryabowyer.com now ready for your ears (or eyes: descriptive transcript available - docs.google.com/file/d/1CU5v...)

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Sensational Shorts - Identity

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

For the many new faces on here - enjoy a sound of comfort to settle in with @sensationalmuseum.bsky.social open.spotify.com/episode/0iA4...

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Sophie's Sound of 'Comfort'

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The Sensational Museum @sensationalmuseum.bsky.social · 15/11/2024

Looking for an introduction to the project? Our #podcast is a great place to start. Our 'Sensational Shorts' give short intros to concepts like #DisabilityGain and #Multisensory. Longer podcasts produced for our Belfast and Cardiff retreats get into more detail open.spotify.com/show/1WKXdzx...

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The Sensational Museum

Podcast · The Sensational Museum · Welcome to The Sensational Museum Podcast, where we share content that explores access, disability, museum practice and the senses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr...

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 12/11/2024

So captivated by not only with the content of the Beyond the Bassline project/exhibition, but how the panel conversation is flowing with incredible facilitation by Miles Greenwood @museumsassociation.bsky.social #Museums2024

Perspective from sat at a table at a panel for Beyond the Bassline panel at Museums Association conference 2024. In the background are two large projector screens in the top left and right showing slides from the Beyond the Bassline exhibition, with a table of four people below them in the middle on the stage who are lit by yellow-hued spotlights. They are in front of a black wall with small lights coming through like stars behind them. In the top of the image are the lighting and ventilation riggings, which have neon purple lighting, facing to the back of the room and downward. In the midsection of the image, and moving towards the photographer are round tables with black table cloths, the backs of black chairs around the tables, and the backs of people’s heads who are attending the panel.

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 12/11/2024

On my train bright and early from #York for the #Museums2024 conference in Leeds @museumsassociation.bsky.social

Photograph taken out of a train carriage window, looking out onto York railway station. With a glass arched ceiling and LNER train carriages in the background. In the foreground are access ramps for trains on the left, with someone in shadow sat on a bench next to them, the main platform with a decorative columned archway, and a three-seat pale metal bench facing the camera to the right. In the very foreground are the words ‘MIND THE STEP’ backwards, so the could be read the right way round for someone walking towards the train, in bold yellow paint on the floor, and a bold yellow ‘safety’ line running right-left in the floor in the very bottom of the image.

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 14/07/2024

Please tell me that at least one other person had that uncanny feeling re parallels between recent Trump news and Agatha Christie’s “A Murder is Announced”…

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 18/02/2024

📣 Want to try something totally different for your collections information? Apply for Strand A and you could be in with a chance to work with me (good or bad, you decide) to test out a new and kind of radical CMS (full design tbd) DM me if you have any questions

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 04/12/2023

📣 It’s your very last chance to have your voices heard! 📣 Survey closes end of play on 5 Dec! Find out how you can get involved below 👇🏽

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 28/11/2023

I have been in worse venues… Really looking forward to repping @sensationalmuseum.bsky.social and doing some recon 👀 at the Museum Development Yorkshire event at York’s beautiful Hospitium today

Historic building with ground level made of pale stone with window openings, a dark brown/black staircase up to the upper level with white frontage and black beams. Trees either side of the building. Blue skies and sun in the background. Photo taken from the concrete walkway to the building with grass either side

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 27/11/2023

Only 1 week left to get involved in @sensationalmuseum.bsky.social 'Strand A: Collections' preliminary research! 😱 Find out how to get involved below👇🏽

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 24/11/2023

📣 Not long left to get your thoughts and experiences into our Strand A @SensationalMus research!! See below for how you can still get involved👇🏽

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 06/11/2023

📢 Do you work in museums & want to help The Sensational Museum’s Communication Strand make radical change to exhibition design a reality? Fill out (and/or share) our short survey about your experiences working with multisensory approaches in museums! t.co/Utpu6a9iOe

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 03/11/2023

📣Your input can make a huge difference for The Sensational Museum bit.ly/3ESAQNH Check this out if… 🖥️ you make, manage + maintain collections management systems used by UK heritage orgs 🏛️OR you work in UK heritage + have access to create, edit + add to collections info on your CMS software

Two pink interlocking S shapes each going from thick to thin lines. The one of the left is thin on the top and thicker on the bottom, the one on the right is thick on the top and thinner on the bottom. To the right of the interlocking S shapes are three words in pink on separate lines which say The Sensational Museum. This is all on top of a white background.

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 01/11/2023

Would be super jazzed - if you haven’t been bombarded with this already - if you could fill out my survey/have an interview with me re universal design, ability diversity, opportunities and barriers to collections management systems and museums 🏛️🖥️👇🏽

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 23/10/2023

Is it an inevitability that I’ll lose all 20 followers I’ve gratefully accrued by doing literally nothing of note on here..? Watch this space for something to make your follow worth it. Maybe.✌🏽

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Sophie Vohra @sophievohra.bsky.social · 02/10/2023

📣PSA about my current research The Sensational Museum ‘Strand A Collections’ survey on multisensory and accessibility in heritage practice, data models and user interfaces of collections management software now open: bit.ly/3ESAQNH Check it out if you work in UK heritage or for CMS providers

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