Historian of women's education, writing "Rosa Branson, Art, Life and Education" (4_WUP), Liverpudlian, European, lapsed musician, Views mine, RT not endorsement
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NEW for #histedmonth - Histories of Women’s Education website joycegoodman.org.uk This Image c/o Mrs Lord, Theory and Practice of Laundry Work for Scholars (1898) @HistEdSocUK @ISCHE_org @GradWomen @histchild #wmnhist #eduhist @imageschildhood
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Excellent news!!!
My book, 'Histories of Everyday Life', which is a social history of social history in mid-C20 Britain, is published in paperback today with @OUPHistory at a very respectable price 🪇
(Thanks to everyone who has already engaged with it!)
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The latest issue is out! Check out “Education, Power, and Control: Who Decides?” the editorial introduction: cambridge.org/core/journals/… #histed #twitterstorians
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Are you interested in #history? We welcome applications to join us as a Member or Fellow.
We welcome historians of all kinds, both from within HE & related sectors as well as those interested in the past, but not employed in a history-related profession.
royalhistsoc.org/membership/
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In 1950, #RichardTitmuss was appointed to the first chair in Social Administration at the London School of Economics, a post he held until his death in 1973.
John Stewart, author of ‘Richard Titmuss’, in @LSEReviewBooks: ow.ly/ZaPC50QvkFU
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My new blog post is Public Schools for Private Gain, which focuses on the declining American commitment to schooling for the public good.
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Prof Joyce Goodman retweeted
My book, 'Histories of Everyday Life', which is a social history of social history in mid-C20 Britain, is published in paperback today with @OUPHistory at a very respectable price 🪇
(Thanks to everyone who has already engaged with it!)
global.oup.com/academic/prod…
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Great to see our own @caitbeaumont featured in WI Life! Her article gives details about our exciting project and explores the pioneering activism of @WomensInstitute over the years. #womensgrassrootsactivism
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The next session of our popular Women in Intellectual History online seminar series will be next Wednesday afternoon, with exciting papers from @BlazeFutures and Amira Moeding - all organised by @em_steinhauer 🌟
More info at the link below!👇
is-ih.com/ecr/women-in-intel…
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I’ll be giving this talk on International Women’s Day….
Elizabeth Crawford at Senate House Library Friday 8 March 4.00pm - Pascal Theatre Company pascal-theatre.com/elizabeth…
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Congratulations to the Lilith Collective on the publication of Lilith: A Feminist History Journal, no. 29. Several AHA members are among the contributors. Details and open access via the link below!
The latest issue of ‘Lilith’ showcases exciting new innovations of scholarship by #feminist historians.
It exemplifies the value of balancing international trends in feminist history with the recognition of local episodes in the history of gender struggle.
doi.org/10.22459/LFHJ.29
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Don't forget the CFP deadline is this Thursday (1 Feb)! This year @BAVS_UK is participating in EVENT2024 rather than holding its usual annual conference - UK hubs are spread across the country, come present in Belfast, Cardiff, Hawarden, Lancaster, or Stirling in September.
The deadline for proposal submissions is quickly approaching! Submit a proposal for the September face-to-face hub events by February 1, 2024 at EVENT2024.org/call-for-paper….
ALT A graphic with white text on a green background reading: “EVENT 2024 is an experiment in sustainable global conferencing, including monthly Zoom events, face-to-face hub events in September, and the asynchronous discussion of uploaded papers on COVE Conferences. All talks that explore the period 1832-1910 will be considered, though we encourage reflection on our theme, “event,” which can be interpreted broadly. Submit proposals by Feb 1, 2024. Submit your proposal using the form at event2024.org/call-for-papers.” Full cfp available at that link as well.
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Please get in touch if you would like to talk to us about your #schoolmealmemories!
@ESRCSchoolMeals @EducationSheff @IOE_London @IOE_ICHRE @wlv_education @GurpinderLalli @_isabellectr @EllenLauraB @laura_c_newman @susfoodsheff @iHumanSheff @TastedChannel @SoilAssociation
We are still looking for pupils, catering staff, teachers and parents to share memories of school meals in 20th century Britain!
If you would like to take part in an oral history interview, please contact Dr Isabelle Carter: [email protected]
#histed @FoodMuseumUK
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#HistEd fact of the day!
"The importance of teacher training in early childhood education has been acknowledged since Friedrich Froebel (1782-1852) established his ‘children’s garden’ (later renamed kindergarten) in Bad Blankenburg, Germany in 1837." (Tukiyo Nishida, 2020:11)
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Interested in #familyhistory? Check out recording of our @ihr_history @contbrithist roundtable where @JuliaLaite @TricksterPrince @DrLauraKing, Prof Mike Roper & me share experiences of using our own family histories to inform our historical practice.
history.ac.uk/podcasts/round…
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Exciting news! The full, detailed programme for the @IHR_history #London #SummerSchool 2024 is now available! Join us to explore London's rich #history through its #rivers, 8-12 July 2024. 📢 #Bursaries available: applications close 30 March! 📢 More info: history.ac.uk/ihr-london-riv…
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Inside this album are 30 prints of the architectural jewels of Manchester. Some buildings are still standing. Others, like the Old Town Hall, are not.
Explore this album online at Manchester Digital Collections: ow.ly/QcUV50QtxQV
ALT Photo album with red cover gold border and crest. Gold text reads 'Manchester'.
ALT Black and white photograph showing Grecian Style with a colonnaded facade.
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Great to be part of this collection, in conversation with John Tosh on writing histories of masculinities. I still reflect on the privilege of conducting an oral history interview with John. His innovative work launched so much later research & makes this kind of volume possible
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Registration is now open for #HAP24, ‘Historical Legacies: collecting history, historical collections, & community voices’!
🎟️free - bursaries available for expenses
🗓- 6 March
📍- @cardiffuni
With: @UkNatArcRes @RoyalHistSoc @CUHistArchRel
tinyurl.com/3hfp2na2
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Extended call for Papers: britainandtheworld.org/news/…
