In Provenance, Erica Cervini delves into the emotional stories of the 'wayward' girls sent to Brookside Reformatory between 1887 & 1903. She busts the myths and assumptions made about the girls at the time, and shares their fates in and beyond Brookside: https://t.co/r1tU62sY0z
Some happy news, amidst the grim world we live in. I am very happy to share that my first manuscript 'Unfolding Spatial Movements in The Second- Hand Book Market in Kolkata' - is finally coming out in December.
https://t.co/lPSNv246d5
Its all fun and games listing your dog and tortoise in the 1921 census but then 102 years later I have to spend time figuring out why there was someone in West Ham with the occupation "Eat Slugs"
This is very good news for Trove. Let's hope for more of the same for other cultural and arts infrastructure on budget night in May. https://t.co/wYGxUq8XLh
This is children screaming out for help to us all out here in the free world
Listen to them & act. It’s clear they’re being violated in the prison by the prison
#FreeThemAll
@BruceAlexB @hmberents@amywayness Thanks for the tag Bruce, and congratulations Helen! Your research looks really interesting and it would be great to meet up sometime in the new year.
So happy to share that this paper is now out in the world! It was waylaid by a pandemic, a touch of burnout, my mom’s cancer diagnosis (she’s fine now!), and some tough intellectual work — but I am proud of it, think it’s important, and I hope you enjoy it! #genderhistory
amazing stuff, there's really no world in which this should be an article in a newspaper. but yeah, conservatives love to have a go at universities, they'll just always keep on keeping on
https://t.co/ULYNOw570f
My first journal article has been published with @AJPandH titled ‘Democratising Collective Memory Through Forensic Exhumations in Spain’ https://t.co/jMl3bVWWZH