Political trailblazer Vida Goldstein is finally being commemorated in Victoria.
Historian @clareawright says that statues of influential women contribute to a deeper narrative of Australian history, helping the country to mature. https://t.co/R3AxwPr7PR #AusPol#Twitterstorians
The Woman who invented Monopoly in 1924 https://t.co/0y8aAXsPNU
"the game objective is not only to afford amusement to the players, but to illustrate to them how under the present or prevailing system of land tenure, the landlord has an advantage over other enterprises..."
In recognition of Equal Pay Day (August 25, 2023), RMIT University Archives is highlighting the career of Annie Mabel Sandes (1881-1966), Foundation Principal of Melbourne’s College of Domestic Economy, 1906 to 1916.
If you are working on a PhD in #podcasting Do consider submitting for this virtual symposium: Emerging Research in Podcast Studies Symposium https://t.co/pA6fv0I2gh via @podcaststudies
I always argue that podcasts are, above all, serial phenomena. Luckily, so are group pictures of the awesome people discussing them, and hopefully podcast studies conferences, too! #icapodcon23#podcaststudies
We were feeling such a connectedness that we opted for a second group picture in the afternoon on the last day of #ICApodcon23 (after our spontaneous biz mtg). #podcaststudies#podcasting#ICA23
@DerPreger This book has been incredibly helpful throughout the process of writing my PhD exegesis over the last two years – thank you so much for releasing it just in time for me to use @DerPreger