Delighted to be hosting the third in our series of #NUS100 researching student lives symposium here at (very hot and sunny) @SwanseaHistory and to have @mlyshrp @SamBlaxland@jayrees93 and Bertie Dockerill giving papers on using oral histories
Calling historians and lovers of stories 📣📚
Submit your abstracts for the annual QUB Centre for Public History Conference- Telling stories: History, narrative and fiction by 28 Feb!
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#FutureOfHAPP
Pleased to see that my thesis is now available on OpenAccess via https://t.co/UluIsCYLL8 😁. If you are unable to download the thesis, please DM me & I will forward you a copy!
Here's a short 🧵 on the topic of the thesis ⬇️
Pls RT: Looking for people interested in doing book reviews for History of Education @HistEdSocUK. Send me an email ([email protected]) with your research interests and I'll try match you to a book! ECRs most welcome - great way to learn a bit about the publishing process.
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Study a postgraduate degree at Swansea and boost your career prospects!
Join our Postgraduate Virtual Open Day on 20 October and find out more about how our taught and research courses can benefit you.
➡️Register now: https://t.co/tSXyIFMXYO
Interested in locating and finding steel history and heritage in your local area? We have created a variety of resources, including walking tours and digital maps,that are now available on our Social Worlds of Steel page: https://t.co/6t3KwkWedu #steelheritage#industrialheritage
Our Postgraduate Virtual Information Session is tomorrow! There is still time to book so join us from 10am (BST) and we’ll answer your questions live: https://t.co/SRBgmNG7ka
Extension deadline for our conference cfp to Monday, 13th Sept.
16th. October, we'll be hosting a #histed & #histchil PGR/ECR virtual conference with a combination of colleague's work, talking together and a key note paper. We look forward to hearing about lots of people's work.
The Women's History Network Writing Retreats return after their summer break this Friday 10 September - if you are looking for a supportive space in which to advance your women's history writing then find out more an book through https://t.co/jB9y4Q8Us4
Only one more day to go till the WHN National Conference - online this year and free - so no reason for anyone to miss it. To find out more an book go to https://t.co/VqaB6GFl8u
With the increase in staycations this year, we have seen an influx of visitors to Mumbles and Gower this summer. #LanglandBay has always been a popular choice, as demonstrated by our favourite 1920s @SwanseaUni student Ruby Graham #HBAH#ArchiveTourist
@katefcairns This isn't exactly about 'sleepovers' but still could be useful. Angela McRobbie discusses the importance of 'bedroom culture' and demonstrates in her work how bedrooms allowed girls to establish their own social worlds.