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  1. Jun 12

    Only went and won the postgraduate paper prize. Apparantly. 😆

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  2. Jun 12

    Thank you for the space to discuss racial inequality and challenge we face in embedding anti-racism in HE. And thank you to and for sharing that platform and the post-panel discussions and strategizing. .

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  3. Jun 11

    Great to see that this interesting panel includes two members of our Race, Ethnicity and Equality working group. Follow discussions at this week's Social History Conference via

    Hall filling up for one of highlights of - plenary panel on History & Diversity with Meleisa Ono-George, Sue Lemos, &
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  4. Jun 11

    Excellent talk by Meleisa Ono-George and Sue Lemos about the lack of diversity among teachers and researchers in History departments.

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  5. Jun 13

    Now to hear from , who is talking about the way that women who killed children presented themselves in petitions

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  6. Jun 13

    Had a genuinely brilliant time at , and can't remember a conference where I've spoken to so many people, received such useful advice, or thought more about my future work. Thanks to everyone involved. I like Keele Uni, too!

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  7. Jun 11

    diversity panel. My question is how do we deal with students who are racist towards BME staff, especially when student feedback is so important? Research shows student feedback for BME and women staff is worse.

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  8. Jun 13

    It's been a fab few days at and . Have enjoyed good conversations, great papers, and have left with plenty of food for thought!

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  9. Jun 10

    Our very own will be at conference tomorrow discussing 'The Activist as Expert: Feminism, the Miners' Strike and Working-Class Women' on a panel from 2-4pm tomorrow.

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  10. Jun 11

    Spotted my edited collections on the stall today at very exciting

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  11. Jun 10

    And the conference hashtag is... *drum roll* See you all tomorrow!

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  12. Jun 11

    A fascinating discussion of Prison museums and dark tourism by at annual conference

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  13. Jun 13

    Thanks for a great conference! Heard some great papers on very different topics, from limits of office-holding in em England to 19th c. singing workers. Happy to present my paper on husbandry manuals and glad for all the good comments

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  14. Jun 12

    We’re at this week talking women and law in lots of different medieval/early modern courts. First up is PI Deborah Youngs on husbands and wives in court early Tudor star chamber

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  15. Jun 12

    and 's talking about identities and football hooliganism in the north east in the Global, Local and Transnational strand at the Conference

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  16. Jun 11

    Excited to be at looking forward to hearing some great papers. I’ve set up my poster. It’s a bit Big Flame-y 😀

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  17. Jun 13

    It’s been a wonderful few days at Watch this space for further updates - and roll on 2019!

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  18. Jun 13

    Final few papers from a very interesting conference . Thank you for a great 3 days. Badge left on campus for anyone interested in joining

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  19. Jun 11

    Stressful morning stuck in traffic but just arrived at Ran straight to hear Rebecca Hasler’s paper on Barnaby Rich’s Irish pamphlets!

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  20. Jun 11

    Series What’s happening in Black British History- roving series of events bridging academics, public history, museums, schools etc lots of creative activities- all show most interesting work happening outside academy

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