In response to COVID-19 and in line with @ihr_history procedures, all our seminars are postponed until further notice. We will update with any new arrangements.
Join us on 17 March for the second even in our Seminar series on Collecting Covid-19, featuring speakers from @ltmuseum & @NtlMuseumsScot https://t.co/OVVzK2wLeP
#twitterstorians#museums people #WW2 researchers
Questions coming up alot from my research today
What uk museums/galleries were open during the second world war? What was there in the way of special exhibitions of collections (perhaps in different buildings) during the war?
We would love to advertise your forthcoming #publichistory events, publications, projects, courses in our IFPH newsletter. We have one week to finish the list. Add them in the comments. Thanks.
🚨🚨Live CfP alert!🚨🚨
Yes, a live CfP for a conference happening *this September*.
It is not, of course, an ordinary conference - ordinary went out the window a while back. But even within the realm of 'scholarly event happening in 2020', this one is unusual.
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New Historians for History post! As we reflect on his legacy, please take a moment to read @GrahamSmith4's affectionate and moving tribute to Justin Champion, a truly great historian and a genuinely decent human being: https://t.co/gbLdSPTREb @greg_jenner
BCA NEEDS YOUR HELP: We are creating a new archive collection to capture the historic activism of 2020. We want your digital flyers, posters, photographs, videos and more. Details are here https://t.co/1b3SEtWtM0 or see link in our bio. #blackbritishhistory#blacklivesmatter
Discrimination, Monuments, Myths.... and George Floyd. An intense discussion (June 8) on the public history of the U.S Civil War. https://t.co/D5xrJvuddT @AMFoster_ @TaylorStoermer @IHRPublicHist@joseragas@revue_lms@TorriYatesOrr
Happy to launch our new series on Wednesday June 3. Public History with Suzannah Lipscomb. We will discuss the links between public history and broadcasting. Free registration here https://t.co/OrrAgJbeIi @sixteenthCgirl#publichistory
The 2020 World Conference for Public History that was supposed to take place in August in Berlin is postponed to the summer of 2021. Sad but safer. #ifph2020
Obviously we should remind you that large amounts of our 119 year back catalogue are always available for free @bho_history, but until 30 September, so is everything else!
Online Public History Summer School (June 1-5)! Free access - register here https://t.co/YCioYyEcCj - program here https://t.co/yVxrZbj2Qs Please share. #publichistory
All content on British History Online is currently free. *We're now extending this access to 30 September* https://t.co/LtWoGsI6iv
Please RT #VirtualIHR#twitterstorians@bho_history
We've added some more suggestions to our curated list of freely available and open access resources for historians. Aimed at MA dissertation students, we hope it is useful to all researchers, esp. at this time. #twitterstorians#openaccess