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This was an excellent #legalhistory event yesterday, and we really enjoyed seeing such a wide range of people asking Lady Hale such a varied set of questions in the Q&A.

The Selden's Sister Mentoring Scheme is now ready to start matching mentors and mentees in #legalhistory. You can express your interest (and read the Data Protection Policy) here: seldenssister.com/mentoring

Thanks to everyone who has already responded to this, we're impressed and excited!

📢The call for papers for our 2025 conference is now ✨LIVE✨ We are the biggest gathering of social and cultural historians in the UK and will be at the Black Country Living Museum from 7-9 July 2025! The call is open until 17 January 2025🌟 Please share widely! socialhistory.org.uk/conference/shs…

OUT NOW! In our final episode we talk to Rosemary Auchmuty from Reading Law School about the remarkable case of Mrs Borders against her building society which not only led to changes in law, but is also part of a bigger story about women, property, and justice. Available in the usual places.

Below is the link to our second SLSA EDI survey. The survey is anonymous and will take less than 10 minutes to complete. It asks about your characteristics and your experiences as a member of the SLSA. Closing date is 5pm on 13 December. slsa.ac.uk/index.php/news…

One week away! Legal History in Unexpected Places: free online conference with: - keynote by @erikarackley & Sharon Thompson - papers on legal history in places from eBay to outer space, Portugal to Patagonia, and more Programme and booking: eventbrite.co.uk/e/legal-histor… #LegalHistory

Applications for Royal Historical Society's Workshop Grants for 2025 are now invited. Grants offer £1,000 to enable a day project meeting for historians bit.ly/3Omeg4T The scheme supports a wide range of activities to promote networking and project development #twitterstorians

We'll be launching the call for our 2025 first book & early career article prizes next week. Next year's round introduces several changes to the format & timeline for these prizes, including self-nomination for monographs. More details: bit.ly/3Z5rOGS #twitterstorians

So, everybody o, I am organising a workshop at the University of Nottingham School of Law exploring personal and professional identity, race, ethnicity, migrant status and gender on how African women with legal qualifications in the UK present themselves physically and digitally.

Delighted that the workshop Law and History: Sources and Approaches is now available as an online resource. If you are a lawyer interested in history or a historian interested in law, this is for you. Enjoy watching! #LegalHistory youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Our next event will take place in conjunction with @feminist_legal at Law & Social Justice on Wednesday 4th December at 5pm. Nathalia Lipovetsky will present on 100 Years of Women's Legal History in Brazil. Sign up here: ticketsource.co.uk/school-of-law-…

This week sees our 1st 'Chat with an expert' 😍: Dr Rachel Delman joins us to talk about her experience of telling medieval women’s stories in heritage spaces. This Wednesday,4th Dec at 1pm, VHH seminar room Lincoln College Oxford, with Christmassy treats 🍪🍬! 🔗:torch.ox.ac.uk/event/chat-wit…

📢📢📢M4C fully-funded PhD Studentship for 2025/26 with Warwickshire County Record Office – "Warwickshire Identities: Early Modern Archival Perspectives", supervised by Naomi Pullin & Beat Kümin. Applications close 13 Jan. Full info here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/histo… Warwickshire Archive

We invite submissions for our 2025 First Book & Early Career Article prizes, to recognise high quality scholarship published in 2024. Full details of author eligibility, and how to submit your first book or article for these prizes, available here: bit.ly/4i9180F 1/3

🌍💡 The 1st of 13 volumes in The Cambridge History of International Law is out! 📚 Edited by @RandallLesaffer & Anne Peters (MPI), vol 1 focuses on historiography | @Inge_van_hulle contributed on African perspectives 👉Find it here: tinyurl.com/bdcsnxc6

It’s great that you can now self nominate for this prize - no harm in submitting it, and you never know who will win

Follow this link for details of an event at the Signet Library, Edinburgh, on Chloë Kennedy 's latest research involving Scottish legal history: eventbrite.co.uk/e/inducing-int…

Supreme Court Justice Lady Rose reflects on her journey from a North London school to the UK's highest court, her commitment to diversity, and her unique passion for teapots legalcheek.com/2025/01/exclus…

We're almost finished putting together the first Selden's Sister book - and Celebrating Women in Legal History (Hart) is looking gorgeous. We can't wait to share the range of creative, fascinating, and unexpected chapters in the volume with the #legalhistory community.