Have you read: Longmuir, A., (@amyloulongmuir) ‘A Particular Kind of Job’: The Programme for Reform of the Law on Soliciting and the British Women’s Liberation Movement’s stance of sex work. doi.org/10.31273/eirj.…. #mrc #exchanges

It's finally here! 🥳Semester One schedule for the School of Humanities Postgraduate Work-in-Progress seminars. All PGRs welcome - please contact Adel (info in image) if you'd like to join the mailing list. We start next Thursday 5pm (hybrid) with History's own Christos Giannatos

Our first #PGR work-in-progress seminar is Tomorrow! Please email Adel (in the imagine below) to sign up or come along to EM126 to hear Christos Giannatos's amazing work!

I'm presenting some work-in-progress ideas on socialist-feminism, technology, and work TODAY at 5pm! If you'd like to come along to this or any others this semester info is below 👇

This was a pleasure to write! Anyone who'd like to have read of some local #rdguk history focusing on feminist activism in the 1970s/80s, have a look at my blog 👇 (Note: this is from recent research and given the nature of feminist activism, may not cover certain groups/events)

My amazing 3 month placement with University of Reading Special Collections & The Museum of English Rural Life library has sadly come to an end! 😢 Thank you so much for making me so welcome and letting me get my hands on so many wonderful collections. Even more respect for all archivists who make research & #PhD's possible ❤️

📢Semester Two Schedule for the School of Humanities Postgraduate Work-in-Progress seminars is finally ready! We have an amazing mix of History, Classics, and English talks this semester. If you want to join the mailing list, please email Adel ([email protected])

So excited to be presenting at the SHS again this year! This time it'll be from another part of my #PhD research on the Domestic Labour Debate

I'm thrilled to be presenting a whistlestop tour of my current #PhD research 'Socialist-feminism and conceptualisations of work in the BWLM' for HistoryLab tomorrow! If you have tomorrow evening free (starting 5.30pm), you can sign up below👇 history.ac.uk/events/sociali…

Very excited to be presenting my current #PhD research on the Domestic Labour Debate at this year's SocialHistorySociety Conference in Dudley next week!

This is such a shame! I had the privilege of getting my first museum internship here in the Education team way back in 2019, and they will forever be in my historical heart 💖

Beyond delighted that my paper was chosen as runner up in SocialHistorySociety's PGR paper prize this year!

📣We are delighted to announce the results of the Postgraduate Paper Prize 2025! 👇Read all about it below: socialhistory.org.uk/2025/07/21/win…

I was very lucky to spend time researching Working-Class students and experiences University of Reading Special Collections as part of a team working on a project for the University's Centenary. If you have 5 mins, find out more in my blog here: unireadinghistory.com/2025/10/29/amy… University of Reading History

Very excited to be presenting my current #PhD research on Thursday at the WE CO-OP Conference at the University of Strasbourg. The whole conference is being live-streamed with subtitles, so if you'd like to watch or find out more, go through this link: we-coop.eu/en/2025-sympos…

It was an absolute pleasure to present my #PhD research at the WE CO-OP conference this morning at the University of Strasbourg. It is an absolutely wonderful, thought provoking conference 🇫🇷🇪🇺

Super excited to presenting more of my #PhD research at #nacbs2025 on Montréal 🇨🇦! This time discussing how socialist-feminists conceptualised women's place in deindustrialising Britain.

Delighted to be presenting my PhD Research @ the IHR next week with the Contemporary British Histoey Seminars. Do come along if you have time! Sign up and more info 👇 history.ac.uk/news-events/ev…