NEW: Canning House is pleased to present a #CanningAddress with HE Ambassador Lisandro Rosales Banegas - on the Plan for the Reconstruction and #SustainableDevelopment of #Honduras 🇭🇳 Embajada de Honduras en Uk Cancillería Honduras Monday 17/05 - register now! >> canninghouse.org/events/plan-fo…

Don't forget to apply to our conference on 1st June. Attendance is free. bit.ly/34h2y4B

.UCL Americas ResNet Annual Conference: Histories of Inequality | JUN 1 | what are the structural injustices that define the overlapping crises of 2020/2? Pls RT ucl.ac.uk/americas/event… UCL History UCL Centre on US Politics (CUSP) UCL Anthropology UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy UCL Social & Historical Sciences UCL Geography UCL Hebrew & Jewish Studies UCL Sarah Parker Remond Centre

Looking forward to presenting research at this next week!

Just a week to go until our virtual conference. Registration is free for all. Sign up here: bit.ly/3ujCL67

And if you have already registered (great!) and you'd like to write a review of the conference or a panel, our colleagues over at U.S. Studies Online have a fantastic review forum - check it out here: usso.uk/category/revie…

There's still to sign up for the conference tomorrow. Register here for free: bit.ly/34y6MVC

looking forward to giving my paper on 'tenant fiction & american housing inequalities, 1970–1990' at the @uclamericas 'histories of inequality' conference today! i'll be speaking about lucia berlin, raymond carver, the short story, & the experience & aesthetics of tenancy

It is always wonderful to have other researchers to complement my own #research, including people/histories, especially with someone so empowering as #claudiajones. Owen Walsh of peed Univ starts the UCL Americas ResNet annual conference #historiesofinequality strong this morning!

Great first panel listening to @debbyesmee, Owen Walsh and Ange La Furcia

Enjoying our second panel 'Cultural Representations of Inequality' with papers from Marika Ceschia, George Oliver Kowalik and Sydney Phillip.

Another wonderful panel, 'Policy Regimes of Inequality' thanks to our speakers Jeremy Maxwell and Yifei Li, and Josh Hollands for chairing

Join us now for our keynote from Professor Gareth Davies!

Our penultimate panel 'Inequality in the Context of Neoliberalism' has been very insightful. Thanks to Diana M Valencia-Duarte, Diego Alonso Ramirez Perez and nina ellis

Our final panel is now taking place. Thanks to all our speakers for such an excellent day.