We are seeking 3 more parents with care experience to chat to us about their parenting highs and proud moments. If you, or someone you know, might like to take part, please drop me or @shirleylewis21 a message so we can send you some more information 😊 sheffield.ac.uk/ahpnm/research…

There’s just under 2 months until the deadline for the Gordon Forster Essay Prize. This prize is open to postgraduate students and ECRs. The winner will receive £200 and their essay will be considered for publication. Deadline: 1 March 2025 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The SSNCI is pleased to announce the opening of its annual essay prize that recognises a piece of written work of superb quality on any aspect of nineteenth-century Ireland! This prize is open to early career researchers and independent scholars ssnci.org/society-for-th…

Our piece for History Workshop exploring what oral histories of school meals can tell us about intergenerational memory and social change in postwar Britain. Thank you to our participants! #histed Education@Sheffield Social Sciences | The University of Sheffield WLV Education Life-Cycles Seminar ICHRE at UCL IOE History of Education

We're starting the term by celebrating Maria Cannon and Laura Tisdall's new book!🙂 Join us to hear about Adulthood in Britain and the United States from 1350 to Generation Z from the editors at Senate House or online on 21st January '25 from 17:30 GMT. history.ac.uk/events/book-la…

CHS Winter Warmer event will take place next Tuesday. Don’t miss out! 👇🏼 #histchild #histed SHCY (@shcy.bsky.social) @HistChildOxford

Fancy a volunteering role alongside your Phd? Join our team! Get in touch if you have any queries!

📢A reminder about our annual conference #CFP! There is over a month left until the deadline for our annual conference "Shaping Histories: Representation and Perception Through Time"! PGR students are particularly welcome to submit an abstract on the various themes...

A reminder that this event is taking place this Saturday 18 January in London: if you haven't been to one of our events before, then it's a perfect opportunity to find out about our group. All are welcome! Come along & meet Julie Peakman and contributors to this new volume.

Our PI gary mcculloch describes the political efforts and research that went into passing the 1944 Education Act including schools meals in an interview with BBC Radio 4. #histed 'Upon the Education of the People.' bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

#CfP: Our Summer Conference this summer will take place in Edinburgh on the theme 'Creeds, Councils and Canons'. Paper proposals are now welcome: ecclesiasticalhistorysociety.com/25-26-summer-c…

Tuesday 21st. January, 17:30-19:00, online or at Senate House - a book launch! Maria Cannon & Laura Tisdall will present their book, Adulthood in Britain and the United States from 1350 to Generation Z. All are welcome! history.ac.uk/events/book-la…

We’re kicking off our program for term 2 on Wed 22 Jan at 5:30-7pm at the IHR and online with Margaret Hunt (Uppsala) discussing her paper ‘Seventeenth-century Swedish sailors and their personal letters: evidence from the Prize Papers’ Institute of Historical Research history.ac.uk/events/sevente…

Today, 21st. January from 17:30, join us to hear Maria Cannon & Laura Tisdall as they launch their book, 'Adulthood in Britain and the United States from 1350 to Generation Z'. We'll be at Senate House and online. Everyone is welcome. history.ac.uk/events/book-la…

📖 New blog post! Our newest blog entry by Dr Sarah Odhner (Bryn Athyn College, USA) is now available to read! 'Was Samuel Wilderspin's infant pedagogy grounded in theory?' Read here: historyofeducation.org.uk/wilderspin-ped… #histed #wilderspin #childhood #histchild #research #histblog

Our next seminar will be with @AlghraniT, who will talk about her (quite) new book, 'Wayward Girls in Victorian and Edwardian England, Pathways in and out of Juvenile Institutions,1854-1920'. 4th. February, 17:30 GMT - see you there! history.ac.uk/events/wayward…

The introduction to the The History of the Family special issue, Mothers and Fathers in Medieval and Early Modern Europe, written by me and Alice Whitehead, is finally available!: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

4th. February from 17:30 GMT - @AlghraniT will deliver 'Wayward Girls in Victorian and Edwardian England, Pathways in and out of Juvenile Institutions,1854-1920', from her new book. Join us on Zoom or room 541 of the Institute of Education, WC1H OAL history.ac.uk/events/wayward…

If you are interested in childhood/feminist studies/history/policy, do join us online/offline on 19 February, IIC Delhi. Should you wish to attend the event in-person, please write a brief email to Ms Sukriti Manocha ([email protected]) by 12 February 2025.

This evening, 17:30, Dr Alghrani will talk to us about her recent book, 'Wayward Girls in Victorian and Edwardian England, Pathways in and out of Juvenile Institutions,1854-1920'. Join us from 17:30 at the Institute of Education, room 541 or online. history.ac.uk/events/wayward…