NDHums is a safe and generative research network and space that accomodates the diverse, individual needs of scholars working in the humanities | https://ndhuma

Crip-queer disability scholar + creative practitioner | Tourette Syndrome, Creative Research Methods, Public Space (+ more) | Assistant Professor (Research) @du

Women's History Scotland exists to promote study and research in women's and gender history, particularly for those working in Scotland or on Scottish themes.

UKDHHH is a network to allow those interested in Disabled, Neurodiverse, & D/deaf histories, from the ancient world to the modern era, to connect & collaborate.

Bodily autonomy, trans stuff, asexuality, neurodivergence, and other assorted interests. Queer, agender, aroace, and autistic (any pronouns)

historian of Victorian culture & politics (esp w material culture); curator & public historian; education advocate. Obsessed with 1884. Otherwise, on a bicycle.