On Thursday 23 May, Royal Historical Society is visiting historians Brunel University London.

The visit ends with a public lecture (5pm) by Corinne Fowler, who'll take us on ‘Country Walks Through Colonial Britain’ - the subject of her new book.
All welcome and booking open bit.ly/48SNhps

On Thursday 23 May, Royal Historical Society is visiting historians Brunel University London.

The visit ends with a public lecture (5pm) by Corinne Fowler, who'll take us on ‘Country Walks Through Colonial Britain’ - the subject of her new book.
All welcome and booking open bit.ly/48SNhps

Universities ‘risk grinding to a halt’ as job cuts deepen

Institutions where hundreds of roles are at risk will have to radically change the way they operate, staff warn, with big impact on students and the wider community timeshighereducation.com/news/universit… via Times Higher Education

#GHIL Director Christina von Hodenberg will give a keynote lecture and launch her latest book 'The Other '68: A Social History of West Germany's Revolt' HistoryManMet as part of the German History in the North Conference on 10 May! 👇

eventbrite.com/e/german-histo…

The Glasgow Sugar Aristocracy by Stephen Mullen has now had over 5000 downloads. It assesses Caribbean slavery’s economic impact on British society.

Available to read for free here: uolpress.co.uk/book/the-glasg…

Institute of Historical Research Royal Historical Society

#OpenAccess #Slavery #Scotland #History

Last Friday, we were delighted to host Julia Laite ([email protected]) who gave the latest Royal Historical Society lecture. The recording of Julia's excellent paper - 'Possible Maps: Ways of Knowing and Unknowing at the Edge of Empire' - will be available soon bit.ly/4b7la7R #twitterstorians

Recording of Royal Historical Society's recent training event - 'Podcasting History' - is now available bit.ly/3JOMmw0.

This workshop, presented by Dr Bob Nicholson and Dave Musgrove, provided expert advice on creating your own #history podcast #twitterstorians

The last of the Cambridge History Faculty's anniversary-year events will take place on Tuesday 14 May at 5pm at Buckingham House, Murray Edwards College, with Ludmilla Jordanova's lecture marking the 300th anniversary of the Regius Professorship. All welcome!

Recording of Royal Historical Society's recent training event - 'Podcasting History' - is now available bit.ly/3JOMmw0.

This workshop, presented by Dr Bob Nicholson and Dave Musgrove, provided expert advice on creating your own #history podcast #twitterstorians

Last Friday, we were delighted to host Julia Laite ([email protected]) who gave the latest Royal Historical Society lecture. The recording of Julia's excellent paper - 'Possible Maps: Ways of Knowing and Unknowing at the Edge of Empire' - will be available soon bit.ly/4b7la7R #twitterstorians

Outstanding lecture, lyrically recounting tragic stories of imperial encounter and ways of seeing the world. Definitely one to rewatch when the recording goes live

A powerful, profoundly moving Royal Historical Society lecture on maps, waymaking and the history of imperialism, exploitation & engagement between indigenous peoples and settlers on the edge of empire by Julia Laite ([email protected])

Interested in getting more involved with BrANCH? We're looking for a new Treasurer to join our wonderful committee!

You can find more info & application details below 👇
branch.org.uk/2023/4-committ…

We have vacancies for the Bibliography of British and Irish History ( #BBIH ) editorial board: buff.ly/3VFkNN1

Applications now welcome. Closing date: 31 May 2024 Brepols Royal Historical Society

We look forward to welcoming Julia Laite (School of Historical Studies, Birkbeck) to give this evening's RHS lecture: 'Possible Maps: Ways of Knowing and Unknowing at the Edge of Empire (Newfoundland c.1763-1829)' bit.ly/44jfpRT

Registration for online still open if you'd like to join us at 6pm.

Happening today: Prof Julia Laite ([email protected]) will give a lecture on the history of British Empire and Newfoundland, 'Possible Maps: Ways of Knowing and Unknowing at the Edge of Empire'.

The venue is now fully booked, but you can still watch the lecture online: eventbrite.co.uk/e/possible-map…

The BrANCH Harriet Tubman Prize, sponsored by the Royal Historical Society, is now open! Please do encourage your BAME students to send their essays on c19th US history to me at [email protected]

branch.org.uk/tubmanessaypri…

On 17 July, we're holding an online panel discussion on 'AI, History and Historians', to consider the implications of #GenAI for the discipline and profession bit.ly/3whHgVX Booking now open.

With Helen Hastie, Matthew L. Jones, Anna-Maria Sichani and Jane Winters 1/2

.Royal Historical Society welcomes applications to join us as Fellows, Associate Fellows, Members or PGR Members. Our next closing date is 27 May.

More on Fellowship / Membership, and the benefits of joining the Society, available here: bit.ly/45lOzr0 #twitterstorians

Join us to think about the past, present and future of the history seminar at the IHR whilst also celebrating the launch of Talking History: Seminar Culture at the IHR with University of London Press

🗓 11 July 2024
⏲ 17:30-20:00 BST
📍IHR, Senate House

history.ac.uk/events/talking…