Such a good read. There is so much more to unearth regarding the emotional history of activist movements.
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As Gale Ambassador at @unibirmingham.bsky.social I love showing students how primary sources can enrich their research. Our Library affords us access to all these archives and more, with cutting-edge digital humanities tools to help you get the most out of them. Why not explore for yourself?!
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Bridging Fellow in Medical Humanities
@durhamimh.bsky.social | ECR Visiting Fellow @thejohnrylands.bsky.social | Consultant historian @hematopolitics.bsky.social. Currently working on the sensescapes of cancer in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
The study of smell in the humanities and sciences. Spreading joy and knowledge in all things smelly! #smellstudies
Acc. mod.: @manonraffard.bsky.social, Chanelle Dupuis & Radel J. Gacumo.
Website: https://www.smellstudies.com/
Historian of disability, gender and sexuality in modern Britain | Research Fellow @voicesofmotherhood.bsky.social | Editor @historyworkshop.org.uk
A new professional body supporting scholarship in Modern British Studies: more details coming soon!
Founded in 2008, International Society for Cultural History (ISCH) is an academic society that aims at connecting and supporting cultural historians and their research with, e.g., annual conferences and Cultural History journal.
https://www.culthist.net/
The Wohl Library of the @ihr.bsky.social is a national resource for everyone researching or writing history. Membership is free to everyone and we are an open access, reference library holding over 200,000 books and journals.
Gender historian, book lover, runner, gymnerd.
Current projects: social & cultural history of the marriage bar; history of women typists
She/her
https://manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781784996208/
Research/writing services:
https://helenglew.com
The account for the Contemporary British History seminar at @ihr.bsky.social
Fortnightly seminars, alternating between in-person and online. Follow us for details of our programme and other related talks and events that may be of interest.
The North American Chapter on the History of Emotion (NACHE) 🌎 Promoting and organizing publications, colloquia, conferences, & more! https://nachemotion.wordpress.com
Historian of women and politics, feminism, the left in modern Britain.
PostDoc @unimuenster.bsky.social | former Visiting Fellow @ Centre for British Studies at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | c18 poetry | law and literature | disability studies | women's suffrage literature | occasional ornithologist
Writer, Historian, Researcher | NHS Reform, Birth, Policy |The Health Foundation | NOSTALGIA published by Picador | Repped by Oli Munson | Views own | She/her
BlueSky account for History: The Journal of the Historical Association. Academic history journal published by Wiley; editorial team based at Northumbria University. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/1468229X
📦 Archives Assistant, Churchill Archives Centre 📚 PhD in the history of scrapbooking in Britain during the twentieth century. 🚜 Founder http://womenslandarmy.co.uk
Views own.
Victorian historian at a UK post-92. Usually lost in the past & admin. Slowly writing book on British settlement houses 1880-1920. Looks at home, & gender. Interested in pedagogy, & disability in higher education. Dyslexic/dyspraxic. Her/she.
Historian. 18/19C women, material culture, mental illness. British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow. University of Birmingham. Book on asylum tourism forthcoming with Manchester University Press. She/Her #womenshist #histpsych #medhum
The Historical Journal publishes papers on all aspects of British, European, and world history since the fifteenth century.
📖 Historian of suffrage, feminism and internationalism | 🖊️ Distant Sisters (MUP, 2020) | @ahsjournal.bsky.social Book Review Editor | he/him
media + curriculum tool for promoting women & nonbinary historians | 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 | https://womenalsoknowhistory.com/ #WomenAlsoKnowHistory
#HistoryBeyondTheBinary
IHR Women's History Seminar, Schools of Advanced Study, University of London
