Thanks to @TLRHub, @TCD_AHSS and @FranceinIreland for the support of the Reframing '68 events last week. Thanks to our wonderful speakers and to everyone who came to the film, the panel discussion and to friday's papers. It was fantastic.
In a change to the advertised schedule, @Sinead_McE will kick off our research seminar series this Monday at @ihr_history, presenting her paper '‘Reframing the 60s through women’s autobiography: re-writing Black radicalism’. Please join us at 5.30pm in the Peter Marshall room.
It's the last day of the Reframing '68 events @TLRHub It has been fantastic so far. Pop in to any of our sessions. Key note by Maude Bracke, ‘”Women’s 1968 is not yet over” The capture of speech and the gendering of 1968’. Full programme here: https://t.co/S8q3EmNwvc
The three-day programme of events will assess the complex legacy of 1968 and present new research illustrating the role of conservative forces, as well as radicals, in shaping the ‘year of revolt’.
What does the year 1968 mean in 2018? Marking the 50th anniversary of the iconic year of protest, historians and cultural experts from around the world will gather in Trinity this week to discuss the complex legacy of 1968. #Sixties#May68
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Starting at 7pm in the Mairtin Uí Cadháin Theatre in the Arts building, a screening of 'Rocky Road to Dublin' as part of a series of events commemorating the 50th anniversary of 1968. Tonight's screening will be followed by Q&A w/ Dr Carole Holohan & Dr Rosie Lavan @tcddublin
Sign up to our symposium (https://t.co/S8q3EmNwvc) @TLRHub to hear more from Dan Geary on this topic: 'Paisley’s exclusivist nationalism lives on in Trump and Brexit'
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Reframing '68 and the Sixties: Screening, Panel Discussion and Symposium 26th - 28th September 2018 via @68Reframing ➽ https://t.co/4ToY5wet2E. (Photo credit: Technicolor Dreamin' by Karen Moller, Trafford Publishing, Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos). #Sixties#May68#Revolution
@ABearPursuesMe will be speaking on 'Visibility in Modern Irish History' on 9th October 2018 at 6pm as part of @TCDHistHum programme, all welcome. Details in pic
Papers on Northern Ireland, China, female activists, and religion - check out our programme for next Friday 28/9! https://t.co/S65Zlah3mr #twitterstorians
"Reframing '68 and the Sixties" Looking forward to talking about protest and negotiation in #Derry and #Belfast at this fascinating event in TCD in late September #civilrights https://t.co/Uq7u9IlQsR