Studying, researching or teaching histories of Britain or Ireland ? Try using the Bibliography of British and Irish History (#BBIH), it contains 650,000+ resources from 55 BCE to today buff.ly/3sA1x71 @Brepols

Deadline extended to the 19 January 2025

Together with @UkNatArcRes & @RoyalHistSoc

we are taking #HAP26 across the UK again. We are looking to partner with archive centres, large and small. Interested?

history.ac.uk/news/call-a-fo…

If you'd like to learn more about past @ihr.bsky.social #London #SummerSchool activities, check out these blogs:
buff.ly/3Pwy2uN (2024)
buff.ly/4fM6lsD (2023)
buff.ly/4fQhusB (2022)
Don't forget: book by 24 Jan with code REBELS10 for 10% off!

Good news! The 10% earlybird #discount for ourl #London #SummerSchool 2025 is extended to 24 January! Use code REBELS10. Join us to explore London's rich histories through its #Rebels - lectures, seminars & special visits. Full programme now online: buff.ly/3CJVku5

Interested in a career in history and librarianship? We have a fantastic opportunity to come and work as a Trainee Library Assistant in @IHR_Library. 2 posts available starting in September 2025 for 1 year. Apply by 31st January 2025.
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Join us for the launch of 'Archives and Emotions', a ground breaking @BloomsburyAcad text exploring intersections of archival practice, historical research, national & disciplinary borders

🕰️ 23 Jan 25, 16:00 - 18:00
🗺️ The National Archives & online
🎟️ bit.ly/4gw7Xb4

Closing tomorrow 11:59pm (GMT) - the Bibliography of British and Irish History (#BBIH) is seeking a new section editor with expertise in post-1800 Irish history buff.ly/4dzSNzv
@Brepols @RoyalHistSoc @SASNews

Planning on visiting the IHR in January? Please be aware that our common room will be closed for refurbishment from 6 - 25 January. Readers will be able to request periodicals from @IHR_Library. For more information visit buff.ly/3Dd1WBB

HistoryLab+’s annual Xmas Connections event is coming to #Bristol! Want to build links w/other West Country #Twitterstorians & Humanities #ECRs? Join us on 19 Dec for FREE drinks & eats at Playground Coffee, a @bristolmuseum tour, then dinner &🍻.
Info?👉t.ly/JIX2B

Closing Friday 13 December 2024 - the Bibliography of British and Irish History (#BBIH) is looking for a new section editor with expertise in post-1800 Irish history buff.ly/4dzSNzv @Brepols @RoyalHistSoc @SASNews

The full IHR #London #SummerSchool 2025 programme is now live! Join us in July 2025 as we explore London’s history through its #REBELS. 10% discount still available until 13/12/24! buff.ly/4fUSvVX

IHR Women's History Seminar
Register: history.ac.uk/events/book-la…
Please join us for our final event of the term.
@ihr_history @LauraGowing @DrAlanaGHarris @carmenmangion @ClaireLanghamer @CornelieUsborne @DrJenniferAston @hartpublishing

CALL FOR PAPERS 📢

The @ihr_history's 'Parliaments, Politics and People seminar' sponsored by #HistParl is looking for speakers for the forthcoming academic year! See below for more information 👇

New on the IHR Blog! Read about our #London #SummerSchool 2024 on 'Rivers' - including video, and participant feedback. And discover more about our upcoming 2025 London Summer School on #Rebels.
blog.history.ac.uk/2024/11/my-tim…

10% off the IHR #London #SummerSchool 2025: #Rebels! Speakers Claire Langhamer, Philip Murphy, Matthew Worley, Juanita Cox, Catherine Clarke, People of 1381 Project + more. Visits: Bloomsbury, Bishopsgate Institute, Goldsmiths Hall, special collections... buff.ly/3CJVku5

Celebrate the fabulous History Day held earlier this month with these videos and blog post, and discover every collection who attended in person or online #HistDay24 buff.ly/4fJHnv0 Look out for details about History Day North at #DCDC25...

The final Seminar in our Autumn series, on 5 December, will be Teresa Fitzpatrick's paper, 'Killer Plants and Gothic Gardeners: Eco-Femmes Fatales of the Long Nineteenth Century - a Female ecoGothic Approach'. More details below. @ihr_history @Tr3saFitz
history.ac.uk/events/killer-…

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@SASNews has launched a new Public Humanities Fellowship!

The Fellowship seeks to foster new ideas around public #humanities and connect creative approaches to the public value of #research.

Apply by 6 December: sas.ac.uk/research-engag…

Studying, researching or teaching the histories of disability? Try using the Bibliography of British and Irish History (#BBIH), it contains 650,000+ resources from 55 BCE to today! Find out how to use #BBIH buff.ly/3sA1x71 @Brepols @Royal HistSOc