Would you like to hear more about this sculpture of 'The Penitent Mary Magdalene' by Donatello (1455) and how it relates to 15th century beauty ideals? Join us TODAY at 5.30pm BST, when we will be hearing from Cambridge History's Philippa Carter. Email or DM us for the Zoom link!

Virtual HistSTM May Update: This month, there are two events that are organized by Becky Martin and Alok Srivastava ! 1) May 20 at 1:00 PM EST: Situating Histories of Gender & The Body: A Discussion with Jen Manion (@activisthistory) and Patrícia Martins Marcos

2) May 26 at 1:00 PM EST: Roundtable Discussion: Intersectional Futures of the History of the Body with, Charlotte Sleigh (@KentCHOTS), Jai Virdi (Jai Virdi), Suman Seth (@SumanSeth42) Beans Velocci (Beans Velocci), and Ludmilla Jordanova!

This week we're meeting earlier in the week at 3.30pm on THURSDAY for an extremely exciting graduate paper session on disability history and philosophy. We'll be hearing from Dr. Nathanje Dijkstra from Utrecht University and Valerie King from DePaul College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences. Email or DM us for the link! #dishist

One of our founders, Trina Moseley, has a new article out! Do take a look! 🎉 Congratulations Trina!! 🎉

This is today! Join us @ 3.30pm BST! Both v exciting papers - Nathanje is exploring the 1st disability benefit law in the Netherlands and changing definitions of (in)ability to work. Val is cripping cyborg theory and exploring how the cyborg can blur the dis/abled binary #dishist

This looks great - free event about food!! 😍

our friends over Cambridge Body and Food Histories are all about deviance this term - check them out! 😈😈

So excited for this later today!!! Join us this afternoon at 5.30pm BST to hear the wonderful Dr Sari Altschuler talk about Historical Cripistemology, disability history and The Scarlet Letter! DM us here or email us ([email protected]) for the Zoom link. #dishist

1 more week to register & lots to consider from our survey - Food GRP would love to hear from / talk to you about changes in our food & drink practices 'You Are What You Eat' Food History Symposium VILLA RABELAIS - IEHCA Food & History Food History Seminar Food Cultures Network Cambridge Body and Food Histories drinkingstudies The Recipes Project

This is tomorrow!!! Join us to hear from the fabulous Kristi Upson-Saia speaking on ancient Medierranean medicine. DM or email [email protected] for the link!

This is today!! Join us at 5.30pm BST. See you there!