iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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Thomas C Jones @thomas-c-jones.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

The @ihr.bsky.social Migration and Mobility seminar is starting with a bang this year, with 4 pieces of new postgraduate research on 6 October - sign up to attend at forms.gle/tUCt9uWatCYK...

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Infinite Women @infinite-women.com · 15/07/2026

You can read more about her and listen to my podcast episode with @lucyhaigh.bsky.social at www.infinite-women.com/women/alexan...

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Alexandra of Denmark - Infinite Women

Queen of England

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 24/06/2026

🌟 Exciting news! Recruitment for the next History Lab committee is open 📚 We have a range of roles available for the 2026/27 academic year. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to join the UK's national network for history PGRs! Email us if you have any questions! Please share widely!

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Lucy Haigh @lucyhaigh.bsky.social · 13/04/2026

I really enjoyed this conversation with @infinite-women.com. Be sure to check out my episode as well as all the other fantastic episodes on the Infinite Women podcast!

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History Through Her @historythroughher.bsky.social · 01/03/2026

I absolutely loved the amount of historical research that went into writing this book, most of which came from interviews from surviving women veterans of Vietnam. Check out my review of "The Women" on Substack! open.substack.com/pub/historyt...

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"The Women" by Kristin Hannah - A Review

A Heartbreaking Account of the Vietnam War...

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History Through Her @historythroughher.bsky.social · 22/02/2026

Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights" has caused quite the storm in recent pop culture. Check out my review of the film over on Substack to see what I hated but also what I loved... open.substack.com/pub/historyt...

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"Wuthering Heights" Review

Can you call it Wuthering Heights?

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 06/02/2026

Our conference #cfp is now live! This year's conference, "Embodied Histories: Body, Mind and Experience" will take place on 17th July 2026 at University of Birmingham! Keep on reading to find out more...(1/9)

HistoryLab 20th Anniversary Annual Conference 2026 — Call for Papers

Embodied Histories: Body, Mind, and Experience

17th July 2026 | Hybrid Conference, in-person at University of Birmingham, Staff House, Grand Central Room

The human body is both a biological reality and a cultural construct. It is a site of meaning, experience, and power. From rituals of health and healing to practices of regulation, discipline, and display, bodies have both shaped and been shaped by their historical contexts.
We invite papers that place the body and lived experience at the centre of historical inquiry, engaging with themes such as medicine, disability, gender, the senses, and the emotions. We welcome contributions that explore how bodies and experiences have been represented, regulated, or performed, and how these processes intersect with broader questions of identity, power, culture, and society across periods and regions.

This conference also marks the 20th anniversary of HistoryLab. Since its founding, HistoryLab has provided a national platform for postgraduate and early career historians to share ideas, foster collaboration, and build community. We invite participants to join us in celebrating this milestone year.

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 29/10/2025

📢CFP: Annual Olivette Otele Prize 2025/26! Our annual prize for Black UK-based history PhD students is now open for submissions! 📆Key dates: - Abstracts due on 28th November - Notifications on 19th December - 8000 word essay due on 27th Feb (1/3)

Olivette Otele Prize 2025/26
Open for Submissions!

The Institute of Historical Research’s History Lab is excited to announce the call for papers for the Olivette Otele Prize for the 2025/26 academic year.

The prize offers the chance for fast-tracked publication of an article and a cash prize of £250 and is open to Black UK-based PhD students working in history or related disciplines, exploring any place or period.

Olivette Otele Prize 2025/26
Open for Submissions!

We invite you to submit an abstract of no more than 400 words for a 40 minute paper by Friday 28th November 2025 to ihrhistorylab@gmail.com.

Timeline:
Abstract deadline of no more than 400 words due by 28th November 2025
Shortlisted scholars will be notified by Friday 19th December 2025 and asked to submit a full paper of no more than 8000 words by Friday 27th February
The winner will be announced by the end of March 2026

Prize and Recognition

The winner will receive a £250 cash prize, will be invited to speak at History Lab’s annual conference in summer 2026, and to submit their paper to Historical Research, the leading generalist historical journal and flagship publication of the Institute of Historical Research.

Shortlisted scholars will receive a £30 book voucher and the opportunity to present their research at a History Lab seminar.

About the Prize

The Olivette Otele Prize was created in 2020 in response to the Royal Historical Society’s ‘Race, Ethnicity and Equality Report’ which highlighted racial inequality in the field of history.

The prize was named after the UK’s first Black woman history professor and was designed to both raise participants’ profiles as well as financially reward labour involved in academic research.

We look forward to reading your applications!

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 25/10/2025

Our next seminar is happening on Thursday 30th October and is titled "From Displacement to Belonging: Heritage, Identity, and Generational Change in Post-1974 Cyprus". Join us with Lara Peeraer to learn more about displacement in Cyprus since the 1974 division. (1/2)

From Displacement to Belonging: Heritage, Identity, and Generational Change in Post-1974 Cyprus

Lara Peeraer
(Erasmus Mundus, University of Glasgow)

Lara Peeraer graduated in 2024 with a Master’s in Art History and Archaeology from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Her research focuses on the intersections of heritage, history, and social identity, with particular interest in how cultural heritage fosters belonging and wellbeing. She has contributed to cultural diplomacy projects such as Wonderlust and international cultural festivals, and gained experience as an intern with EUNIC. Currently, she is pursuing a second Master’s in Arts and Cultural Heritage Management in Global Markets (Erasmus Mundus, University of Glasgow), further specializing in heritage as a tool for social wellbeing.

October 30 2025| 17.30 - 19.00| Online, via zoom

From Displacement to Belonging
Lara Peeraer

This paper examines the history of internal displacement in Cyprus since the division in 1974 and its impact on the current identity of the community and its engagement with heritage. The research focuses on the village of Dromolaxia and how internally displaced persons (IDPs) and their descendants experience local heritage and their sense of connection to it. Based on theories of social identity, place identity and place attachment, it examines how displacement has damaged the relationship between IDPs and the heritage of their new place of residence. Survey data is used to examine generational differences in awareness, familiarity and involvement with heritage. First-generation IDPs remain more attached to the heritage of their place of origin, and often have a weaker connection with the local heritage of Dromolaxia and are involved in archaeological initiatives to a limited extent. Second-generation displaced persons, on the other hand, show a shift. Their familiarity with local sights, participation in heritage activities and willingness to engage in conservation are approaching the level of long-term residents. This transition suggests that, although displacement initially severed place identity, second-generation residents are less affected by this due to the similar internal cultures and customs of the country. The findings show that heritage in post-conflict Cyprus is a dynamic process of identity formation. In contexts of displacement, heritage functions both as an anchor to the past and as a path to new forms of connectedness. By acknowledging the historical depth of displacement and involving displaced persons in inclusive heritage practices, heritage management can promote dialogue, social cohesion and long-term community participation. More broadly, the case of Dromolaxia illustrates how heritage can mediate the legacy of conflict and support intergenerational processes of identity restoration.

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 12/10/2025

Our next online seminar will be on Thursday 16th October! Join us for this interdisciplinary panel to discuss working in archives and methodologies! To book your place, please use this link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... We can't wait to see you there!

History Lab Seminar: Historians and the Archive. Online (via Zoom) Thursday 16th October 5.30pm - 7pm.

This seminar brings together four papers from Postgraduate Researchers in History, Creative Writing and Medieval Studies, focusing on work in archives and case studies arising from archival work. By exploring a range of case studies and topics of focus, this seminar aims to explore archival methodologies and their use by historians. Audience members are encouraged to bring examples of their own archival practice for discussion.

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Dr Eve Hayes @evehayes123.bsky.social · 08/10/2025

A fantastic welcome to new PhD researchers in history and related disciplines today hosted by the Institute of Historical Research @ihr.bsky.social with contributions from @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social & @royalhistsoc.org colleagues.

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 03/10/2025

We hosted the first seminar of the academic year yesterday evening and it was brilliant! If you want to share your research with a friendly crowd, or perhaps you're a first time presenter, then consider applying to take part in our seminar series! More info below...

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 28/09/2025

Our first seminar of the academic year is taking place on Thursday 2nd October! 🤩 Tawana Kunaka will be presenting her research titled British Brute and Benevolence which investigates the role of colonial violence and the mystique of British anti-racism in sustaining imperial authority. (1/2)

History Lab Presents "British brute and Benevolence: An Investigation into the use of Colonial Violence and the Mystique of Anti-British Racism During British Imperialism in Relation to the Baptist War (1831-1) and the Morant Bay Rebellion (1865) by Tawana Kunaka. 2nd October, 5.45pm-7pm, online via Zoom.

Tawana Kunaka holds a BA in History and Politics from the University of Liverpool. She is now pursuing an MA in Contemporary British History at King’s College London, focusing on the impact of colonialism on Britain and its influence on racialised perceptions of immigrants and non-white Britons. In 2025, she presented at the Lancaster Postgraduate Conference on her paper ‘Stella Dadzie and the Significance of experience on the Black radical tradition’. Tawana’s research seeks to contribute as a progressive force in academia, using historical inquiry not only to understand the past but also to envision more equitable futures.

This research investigates the role of colonial violence and the mystique of British anti-racism in sustaining imperial authority. Popular memory of the British Empire often omits the violence found within the colonial period, instead Britain is often presented as a benevolent power committed to justice and humanitarian progress. By using Perry’s conception of the ‘mystique of British anti-racism’, this study examines how such myths were constructed and maintained despite repeated episodes of colonial brutality.

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 24/09/2025

📢 New Seminar Series! We are thrilled to be working alongside @ihr.bsky.social on a brand new seminar series titled Migration and Mobility. We are coming together for a special edition of the seminar to showcase the work of PGRs and ECRs on migration and mobility history (1/3)

Migration and Mobility History

Call for Papers: IHR History Lab and Migration and Mobility Seminar

Taking place at the IHR Senate House and online, 10th February 2026, 5.30pm-7.30pm. The IHR History Lab and Migration and Mobility are coming together for a special edition of our seminar series to showcase the work of PGRs and ECRs working on migration and mobility history.

We invite submissions of 20 minute papers from PGRs and ECRs on the topic of migration and mobility (broadly defined), focusing on any period or place.

This is an opportunity to share your research with, and recieve feedback from, established and emerging scholars working on migration and mobility studies. To apply, send abstracts of under 250 words, with a short bio, to Kathleen Commons at kabcommons@gmail.com by 5pm on 15th November.

Migration and Mobility History

About the Seminars

History Lab is the national network for postgraduate students in history and related disciplines. Based at the Institute of Historical Research, it serves as an intellectual and social forum that connects, empowers, and supports the postgraduate community.

The IHR Migration and Mobility seminar provides a space for historians and scholars from other disciplines to come together to discuss migration and mobility in history. The seminar seeks to attract papers on a diverse range of themes and periods in migration and mobility history, including the emerging field of pre-modern migration histories, and histories of migration within the Global South. We will take an interdisciplinary approach, working with sociologists, legal scholars, and geographers with an interest in historical migration and mobility.

if you have any queries about this seminar, contact Kathleen at kabcommons@gmail.com

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Selena Daly @selenadaly.bsky.social · 24/09/2025

Please spread this far and wide! I’m on the convening team of this exciting new IHR seminar series and we are looking forward to hearing about all the cutting-edge research being done by ECRs across the country!

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 17/09/2025

📢 Happy September and welcome to the start of a new academic year! What better way to start off 2025/26 as a history PGR than to apply for our bi-weekly seminar series? 💻👩‍🏫 (1/3)

History Lab Call for Papers: History Lab Seminar Series 2025/26.

Topics of interest:
- 40 minute papers on any period or aspect of historical study.
- themed panels of two 20 minute papers, or three 10-15 minute papers.
- papers from all UK-based Postgraduate Researchers
- We welcome first-time presenters and innovative presentation styles including panels, poster presentations, and more.

All submissions will be rigorously reviewed by our team to ensure quality, innovation, and relevance. Abstracts accepted on a rolling basis - apply anytime!

Online, Thursdays from 5.30pm.

Autumn term: 2nd October to 11th December
Winter Term: 22nd January - 30th March
Spring Term: 16th April - 25th June

Submission Requirements:
- Abstracts of 250-350 words detailing research, objectives, methodology, and key findings.
- Five keywords outlining your research interests.
- A personal biography of approximately 100 words (one for each person for group panels) and social media handles if applicable.

To apply, scan the QR code or use the link in the below post.

Institute of Historical Research. Seminar Convenors include Megan Schlanker (University of Lincoln), Joe Colm Jones and Patrick O'Dare (Queen Mary's University, London).

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 06/08/2025

There is still time to send in your application to join our committee for the next academic year! We are thrilled with the response so far, and are particularly looking for PGRs for the following roles: 💻 Social Media & Outreach Coordinators 🏆Awards Officer 💰Treasurer (1/2)

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Lucy Haigh @lucyhaigh.bsky.social · 02/08/2025

I visited Bamburgh Castle this week and it absolutely blew away my expectations. What do you mean there's a castle on the beach!? 🤩 I highly recommend a visit, it's so worth it!

Bamburgh Castle, a view from the beach looking to the castle.

A view from Bamburgh Castle looking down onto the beach.

A view from inside Bamburgh Castle of the grounds.

Another view of Bamburgh Castle from the beach.

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 08/07/2025

We are seeking enthusiastic and committed team members to fill a variety of roles that help to shape the intellectual and social life of our postgraduate community. The roles we are recruiting for are...🖊️💻📲💼🖼️⚔️🏛️

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 25/07/2025

If you enjoyed our conference why not help shape our next one!? We are currently recruiting for our new committee and are looking for... ✨ Secretary ✨ Treasurer ✨ Seminar & Conference Convenors ✨ Social Media Officers ✨ Awards officer See our pinned post for more information about the vacancies!

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Lucy Haigh @lucyhaigh.bsky.social · 25/07/2025

My role @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social is up for grabs! Feel free to message me if you have any questions :)

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 08/07/2025

Two Social Media and Outreach Coordinators! 📲

Social Media and Outreach Coordinators (two positions available). Role responsibilities:

Manage History Lab’s presence on platforms such as Bluesky, Instagram, and other relevant social media channels.
Diversify History Lab’s social media presence through the creation of a LinkedIn page.
Work alongside the Committee to publicise seminars, events, and initiatives in a timely and engaging manner.
Help to grow our membership and expand our national reach.

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 24/07/2025

Our conference has kicked off! We were welcomed by History Lab's Chair @thomascryer.bsky.social, Director of @ihr.bsky.social @clairelanghamer.bsky.social, and Professor Neil Forbes from Coventry University who is delivering his keynote speech 👨‍🏫 Don't forget that you can join us online! 💻

Photograph of Professor Neil Forbes delivering his keynote speech titled about the twentieth century after the First World War.

Photograph of History Lab conference programmes and Royal Historical Society bookmarks, leaflets and badges.

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 22/07/2025

📢 2 days to go! We can't wait to see everyone at our annual conference either in-person or online! 💻 In-person tickets are sold out but you can still sign up to join us online for the entire day! Use the link below to register... www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...

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HistoryLab Annual Conference | Shaping Histories: Representation and Perception through Time

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 22/07/2025

Don't forget that we are recruiting for our new committee! If you have any questions, please email us as we are happy to answer. Keep on scrolling to see what roles we are recruiting for the next academic year!

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 18/07/2025

📢 Our annual conference is less than a week away! 💻Did you know you can sign up to attend online? Use the link below to virtually attend our conference, and carry on reading for the event's programme! www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...

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HistoryLab Annual Conference | Shaping Histories: Representation and Perception through Time

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Lucy Haigh @lucyhaigh.bsky.social · 12/07/2025

@ihrhistorylab.bsky.social is recruiting for a new committee and my role is available! I've been on the committee since 2023 and have really enjoyed it. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to drop me a message!

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 08/07/2025

📢 CALL FOR NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS! 📢 History Lab warmly invites applications for its 2025-2026 Committee. History Lab is the national body, hosted at the @ihr.bsky.social, which represents over 1,500 graduate students of history across the UK. Keep on reading for the available roles and deadline!

Applications for History Lab's 2025-26 Committee

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Lucy Haigh @lucyhaigh.bsky.social · 18/06/2025

I recently interviewed Kimberly Hess all about the life of Sarah B. Cochran, American business woman and philanthropist. Described as a "trailblazer" for women in business in America, relatively little is known about Sarah. To read more, click the link below! www.lucyhaigh.com/blogs/busine...

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Business, Philanthropy, and the Importance of Local History: An Interview with Kimberly Hess on Sarah B. Cochran — Lucy Haigh

Although she has been described as a “trailblazer” for women in business in America and used her wealth to benefit the local community in Pennsylvania by supporting education for men and women and wom...

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Business, Philanthropy, and the Importance of Local History: An Interview with Kimberly Hess on Sarah B. Cochran — Lucy Haigh

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 02/06/2025

Big thank to you @maxinebeuret.bsky.social (our previous conference convenor!) for taking these pictures throughout the conference! (3/4).

Photograph of attendees by Maxine Beuret.

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Emily Calcraft @emily-calcraft.bsky.social · 31/05/2025

Had a fantastic time at the Teaching in a Time of Crisis conference organised by @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social at the University of Warwick. Thanks to @lucyhaigh.bsky.social for the 📸

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HistoryLab @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social · 13/05/2025

We have teamed up with @historylabplus.bsky.social and History UK on a collaborative upcoming conference "Teaching in a Time of Crisis" which will be held at University of Warwick on Thursday 29th May. You can now book your place by using the following link: www.history.ac.uk/events/teach... 1/4

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Teaching in A Time of Crisis: A History Lab, History Lab + and History UK Collaborative Conference

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Bodleian Libraries @bodleian.ox.ac.uk · 01/05/2025

Did anybody else catch this @theguardian.com article on censorship in libraries? 'in an Index on Censorship survey last year, 28 of 53 librarians polled reported that they had been asked to remove books from library shelves, many of which were LGBTQ+ titles' www.theguardian.com/books/2025/a....

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Librarians in UK increasingly asked to remove books, as influence of US pressure groups spreads

Anecdotal evidence suggests a rise in requests to take books off shelves, particularly LGBTQ+ titles

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Infinite Women @infinite-women.com · 22/04/2025

Thanks Lucy! IW podcast listeners will also hear from Lucy later this year about her work on Alexandra of Denmark 😊

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Kathleen Conti @kathleenconti.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

Are you a student or emerging professional interested in public history and looking to share your work/research? The @ncph.bsky.social New Professional and Student Committee would love to support you! Share your work, projects, and anything else : ncph.org/ncph-student...

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NCPH Student Showcase Form | National Council on Public History

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Sandeep Bakshi @sandeepbak.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

Here two more scholarships for MA studies for students of Gaza at the Uni of Sussex, UK. Due date for applications 1st June 2025. Please share. www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-f...

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Scholarships for Palestine : University of Sussex

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Tanya Goldman @tanyagoldman.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

Welcome to Bluesky Women's Film & Television History Network, @wfthn.bsky.social!

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Research Society for Victorian Periodicals @rs4vp.org · 13/04/2025

In case you had to miss it, our latest #RSVPDigiEvent recording is now live on YouTube channel! Come to hear @pfyfe.bsky.social talk about his new book, Digital Victorians. Stay for the scintillating discussion afterwards! youtu.be/zrGqm5G0EWg

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Book Launch Celebration of Digital Victorians by Dr. Paul Fyfe

YouTube video by Research Society for Victorian Periodicals

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Lucy Haigh @lucyhaigh.bsky.social · 02/04/2025

1k followers!? That's insane! 🤩 my parents think you've all got me confused for someone else 🤣 I hope to post more developments on my research (which is outlined below) but for now I'm sat waiting for my students to arrive for the final seminar of the semester before Easter 🐣🌸

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Cambridge Collections Connections Communities @camglamresearch.bsky.social · 25/03/2025

🚨2025 AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership First up: The Hidden Gender of Collections: Women and the Curation of Scientific Heritage @universityofleeds.bsky.social and @theul.bsky.social 📅: 30 April 2025 🪶: cc-ee@fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk Apply here👇 www.ccc.cam.ac.uk/initiatives/... #GLAM

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Cambridge University Library and University of Leeds - Collections Connections Communities

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History Workshop @historyworkshop.org.uk · 18/03/2025

Our archive contains over a hundred articles and podcasts related to women’s history! To celebrate Women’s History Month we asked our editors to pick some of their current favourites ✊🗃️

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Mark Nesbitt @marknesbitt.bsky.social · 18/03/2025

PhD on offer at Kew: Plants and their Products: Biocultural collections at Kew Gardens & the South Kensington Museum during the long nineteenth century If only I could apply! Fascinating mutual interests of Kew and the V&A in plants. Closes 16 May www.royalholloway.ac.uk/studying-her...

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Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com · 28/02/2025

GLENN: Why don't you wear a suit? You're at the highest level in this country's office & you refuse to wear a suit. A lot of Americans have problems with you not respecting the office. ZELENSKYY: I will wear a costume after this war will finish. Maybe something like yours. Maybe something better.

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Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

MAGA are mad at Zelenskyy for not wearing a suit for an official White House meeting. Meanwhile:

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Kevin M. Kruse @kevinmkruse.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

It’s nice how they’ve replicated the middle school dynamic of the insecure bully and his sniveling sidekick picking on someone surrounded by a circle of scared little boys who also try to talk shit so the bully doesn’t come after them. Or as the right calls it, “masculinity.”

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Garry Kasparov @garrykasparov.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

Zelensky is a wartime leader watching his people suffer and die under Russian attacks every day. To be lectured and lied to by Trump and Vance, as they defend the war criminal dictator committing these atrocities, is unimaginable agony. An everlasting shame for America.

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