A few spaces left for this free event for any ECRs working with historical documents regardless of academic discipline. Thurs 2nd May John Rylands Research Institute and Library thehistorylabplus.wordpress.com. Please recirculate Dr Kathy Davies

This Thursday! A training opportunity for early career researchers on using special collections for teaching and public engagement John Rylands Research Institute and Library followed by our 'History Open Mic Night' (open to all enthusiasts for the past) The Portico Library, Manchester. See you there!

I tweet about Britain's postal paths (walked by rural postmen and women in the past) and other ancient paths, folklore, and the joy of handwritten letters. Follow me if you're of a like mind. Picture: Scottish postie Silver Beedie on her Highland route.

More HistoryLab+ fun but... in the Rainy City! Join an ECR workshop on Teaching and Public Engagement w/ Special Collections John Rylands Research Institute and Library, University of Manchester followed by our History Open Mic Night The Portico Library - Thursday 2nd May!✨✨

Sign-up: history.ac.uk/events/teachin…

This looks fabulous and at my favourite library too! ;-)

Please join our friends HistoryLab+ for this exciting event on researching special collections in Manchester 02/05/24 Special Collections Museum Elizabeth Gaskell's House EHU Nineteen PGR/ECR Long 19th Century Centre C19th Studies BAVS Postgrads

Calling all #Twitterstorians and #Postdocs in/near Manchester! Join us on 2 May for a workshop with John Rylands Research Institute and Library on using special collections in teaching & to engage the public AND for our 2nd #HistoryOpenMicNight at The Portico Library. Some more details?👉shorturl.at/oyNPS

Job klaxon - 13 month post (we give job security over the summer months) in Contemporary British History QUB History Apply now.

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Grasmere + husband + 🍻 = perfect Saturday #LakeDistrict

We are hiring! OHNI has a vacancy for a Strategic Development Officer. This is a Full Time Fixed Term Contract over 6.5 months. The deadline is Friday 26th April 2024. Full details on the role are available at the link below activelink.ie/vacancies/civi… #JobFairy #OralHistory #Ireland

My teaching replacement is now being advertised. It’s a 2.5 day a week job, which I know isn’t great for some people, but - unusually- it is fixed term for 6 years. Hope it suits someone - please distribute to your networks!

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More HistoryLab+ fun but... in the Rainy City! Join an ECR workshop on Teaching and Public Engagement w/ Special Collections John Rylands Research Institute and Library, University of Manchester followed by our History Open Mic Night The Portico Library - Thursday 2nd May!✨✨

Sign-up: history.ac.uk/events/teachin…

We hope that everyone who attended enjoyed the day and found it insightful! We definitely did here at History Lab, thank you HistoryLab+

Very excited to be a part of this event, hosted by my own institution CRESR SHU ✨✨✨

I’m really looking forward to this. It’s going to be a fantastic opportunity to explore the potential of #place based #history in #interdisciplinary #research . It’s a huge pleasure to work with Dr Kathy Davies to organise it. #twitterhistorians & social scientists please share.

We’re excited to be collaborating with HistoryLab+ to run Place-Based Histories: an interdisciplinary workshop for early career researchers. Tickets are free & there are a limited number of travel bursaries available. history.ac.uk/events/place-b…

⏳Join HistoryLab+ for our 2024 conference at Wilberforce Institute this Summer! Just one month to go to submit your proposals engaging with one/more of these images (shorturl.at/clJV6) on the theme of historical exploitation and its legacies!⌛️

Many thanks to HistoryLab+ for their informative& friendly post doc day at the IHR.Wonderful to meet historians from other areas than my own & found someone to tell to go to the History of Education conference. Also great to see Rohan McWilliam.
And the sun shone. A great day!🙂

A huge THANK YOU to Dr Beth Kitson, Dr Melissa L Gustin, Dr Kathy Davies, Joe Stanley, & Profs Margot Finn, Matthew Hilton, Rohan McWilliam, & Claire Langhamer for sharing their personal journeys, reflections on the #PGR & #postdoc experience today, terrific advice, & cake!

Thank you to all the speakers and attendees (in-person and online) for their valuable contributions to our ‘Life After the PhD’ event today at Institute of Historical Research - it has been a very good Saturday well spent. HistoryLab HistoryLab+ ✨