April Ashley was a pioneering figure in trans history
She is now well-known for being outed by the press in the 1960s and for her later work towards transgender equality
Discover more about her life in today’s blog:
https://t.co/V4NJp6DVj3
#TransDayOfVisibilty
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Thrilled to be a guest on @UkNatArchives podcast exploring the lives of working women in history with @vicky_ig, @jessamycarlson, and @krmaude 🎧
I shared my research on the experiences of the Metropolitan Police Women Patrols #WomensHistoryMonth
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Explore the history of public toilets & their role in society in two new pieces of content. ‘The history of indecent advertisements in public toilets'
https://t.co/gjwdiCrXef
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If you missed our 'History Mysteries: Anne Lister' broadcast, you can now access the recordings! Enter the world of Anne Lister - explore her will with @vicky_ig, her magnificent estate @ShibdenHall and her coded diaries @wyorksarchives.
Watch now: https://t.co/vg2wWpR8dv
On Saturday, 1st February, @Stonewallhousin invites you to explore 41 years of LGBTQ+ history. It is a rare opportunity to explore the archives and find out about the story of the charity’s journey since 1983.
Sign up: https://t.co/jODbop0o0H
#LGBTplusHM25#Housing#LGBTQIA
Join us for the Modern Britain Practical Archival Skills Training on Feb 18-19. Discover essential records at @UkNatArchives with expert guidance, on themes from Home Office Records to protest.
More info: https://t.co/MNRezHyC1R
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Join us for a lived experience focus group on LGBTQ+ history at The National Archives! 🌈📚
🗓 Jan 31, 2025
🕒 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM GMT
📍 Kew, Surrey
Funding available.
https://t.co/D8Fcz9x9sr
#LGBTQHistory#Archives#Research#QueerHistory
Join us for a lived experience focus group on LGBTQ+ history at The National Archives! 🌈📚
🗓 Jan 31, 2025
🕒 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM GMT
📍 Kew, Surrey
Funding available.
https://t.co/D8Fcz9x9sr
#LGBTQHistory#Archives#Research#QueerHistory
Are you passionate about inclusive storytelling in museums? @UniWestminster is offering a PhD Studentship on 'Signing Sound: Deaf Gain within Inclusive Co-created Audio Descriptions of Museum Experiences'. Find more about this opportunity: https://t.co/7o4WybR96Z
Schools event 🚨
Join us as we go on an adventure to uncover the mystery behind the Victorian diarist, Anne Lister. @UKNatArcEdu
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New blogpost!
Katherine Hsu writes about the role of 19th century missionary wives, as revealed by their memoirs. She explores how they navigated female identity when accompanying their husbands on foreign missionary endeavours.
Read here: https://t.co/jHP6NAbXNS
Have you started Christmas shopping? Maybe this Eaton's department store Christmas catalogue from 1903 might inspire you 🌟🎄
#WomensHistory#GenderHistory
Delighted to see my latest essay is now out! This deals with the representation of working-class women in England and Wales as 'bad mothers' between 1870 and 1939. Thanks to editors @lauracprice @DrLau_Harrison & Oli Betts for bringing it together 🥳🌟
https://t.co/sUHfGIw8iL
Notice: On Weds 11 Dec our document reading rooms will be closed to the public whilst we undertake essential staff training. Our café, shop, library and other public areas will remain open. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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