Good morning, all! Have you or someone you know used an IUD and would be interested in giving an interview about the experience to help form an oral history on the topic? Hannah would love for you to get in touch via: [email protected] (RT/♥️ welcome) #iud#oralhistory
My mum came round yesterday and raided my wardrobe for #worldbookday so that she could dress up as Paddington's Mrs Brown, I've never felt prouder of my aesthetic choices till then 🙌
I'm a doctor!!! It's been an amazing journey, so much gratitude to have done it with the best lab, friends colleagues and supervisors in Pact Lab. And thanks to a great team of examiners for a fun, challenging and engaging viva ❤️
Join us in person or online for our annual Postgraduate Forum conference on the 23rd of May!
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📢CALL FOR PAPERS 📢
Calling all #HistEd enthusiasts, #PGR and #ECR students! We are excited to open up a call for submissions towards this year's @HistEdSocUK Annual Conference on the theme 'Transnational, Global and Imperial Histories of Education'.
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What do citizens need to know and how can history contribute to citizenship education? My blogpost this month reflects on a workshop held at Newcastle University on this theme. @katherineaeast https://t.co/cp0RzVKNIx
I'm going to be teaching a one-day course on 'Fakes and Forgeries' for @LondonRareBooks on 15 May. It should be lots of fun!
Ten bursaries available, supported by the AHRC, covering fees and limited travel costs. Apply here: https://t.co/y3re1oz9ea
Very grateful to the participants at yesterday's Political Education workshop - & to those who helped facilitate the event. The discussions were fantastic - even better - we have plans for our next steps. @katherineaeast@ha_palin@lamb_heart_tea@SpeakingCitz @LeanneK_Smith
Thank you to all those who came along to the #PoliticalEducation Workshop today and to Liz Kemp for facilitating an open-source methodology for the event. The discussions were phenomenal 🩷
@rhammersley99@katherineaeast https://t.co/L3HH8yvqwk
We're ending our Winter Meeting on a high note with our second plenary, given by Craig Harline (BYU) on ‘Centre and Periphery Are Met, Middle and Margin Shall Kiss: A Modern Saga of Migration and Reconciliation’. #EHSWinter24
Thank you to those who came along to my #EHSWinter24 discussion on adult catechesis; lots of fantastic questions about the rhetoric used by the clergy to 'resolve' issues of shame! ✝️ https://t.co/dGE7TiTdLf
Excited to share my thoughts on shame and embarrassment in adult catechising at the #EHSWinter24 meeting on margins and peripheries later today - lots of great papers on childhood and education sprinkled throughout as well!