An interesting sounding virtual conference from Archival Kismet in April exploring '“Feeling(s) in the Archive: Emotions, Expressions, Experience.” archivalkismet.org/archival-kisme…

An exciting new exhibition made by the curator @MariaCreech10 using her family photographic archive

Join us next week for our new -Personal Stories Series - To hear from researchers of traumatic, violent and challenging histories 11 April at 5pm GMT on Zoom Alice Tofts will be talking about her interviewing Holocaust survivors. DM us for details on how to join

Really pleased to be speaking this evening 5pm BST on Zoom at @TraumHistNet for their new personal stories series. I’ll be talking about my experience of interviewing Holocaust survivors. DM @TraumHistNet for details on how to join.

Never heard of the 'Malayan Emergency'? Does the term ring a bell but that's it? Then check out this Imperial War Museums podcast I made with Phil Wang // Insta: @wangpix where we both learn things. He learns more about this complex, deeply relevant colonial war & I learn that he is a famous comedian 🙃

The personal implications of researching violent histories are rarely talked about but it’s helpful to hear Antony Beevor talking about suffering from post-traumatic stress after researching the Red Army’s crimes. thetimes.co.uk/article/antony…

#MinorityTrends is out now on the ways in which #minorities and #IndigenousPeoples face discrimination in #work. I contributed to three pieces on #construction and #educationandtraining. trends.minorityrights.org

It was a pleasure interviewing Professor Nicola Rollock for Minority Rights Group #MinorityTrends on racial justice in #highered. See the interview here: trends.minorityrights.org/trends2022/uk/

Thank you for a really inspiring and motivating writing workshop today from Yvonne Battle-Felton on storytelling for advocacy; I enjoyed the different writing activities which I am going to take into my practice.

Nice view on the beach this morning in Brighton. Shame I can't see the wind turbines. Thanks Southern Water bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Oil and gas companies say they’re going green. Yesterday I looked through some of their accounts to see if it’s true. In the first half of this year, 4 companies made £74.4bn and reinvested £3.4bn in low carbon energy. On average, that’s equivalent to 5% of their profits. 🧵

An interesting sounding panel tomorrow from British & Irish Association for Holocaust Studies on #Emotions and #HolocaustStudies tomorrow Wed 14 at 18:25 BST on the 'Emotions of Holocaust Studies.' Registration details below

THREAD: Energy Bill Support Grant. I have just been notified that I will get £67 a month off my energy bills under the govt scheme. For enormous numbers of people this support will be absolutely vital. But it won't be vital for everyone, and that includes me. (PLS RT) 1/

Ahead of the world cup, it's important to hear from those who suffered human rights abuses. Malcolm Bidali was kidnapped and arrested by the Quatari authorities for speaking about the abuse he suffered as a migrant worker. Read his piece in Minority Rights Group trends.minorityrights.org/trends2022/qat…

Thank you very much for having me H.E.T. - what a great group of people who wanted to engage with private collections of photographs

A timely coincidence that I passed my viva today on #HMD2023 with my thesis exploring the photographs of four ordinary but extraordinary Holocaust survivors & their families. TY Tim Cole and Nick Baron for a supportive and challenging discussion & TY to my supervisors!