Excited to receive details of the 'Food on the Move' event from Dr Eleanor Barnett @trina_moseley Beat Kümin happening this Friday. eventbrite.co.uk/e/public-talk-…

APPLICATIONS OPEN! We're searching for our next cohort of partners! Applications are open for local #mentalhealth initiatives in low/middle income countries for a 12 month partnership. We'll work together to support & grow your work. Interested? Know more: embermentalhealth.org/updates/call-o…

Massive congratulations to Laura Carter! I am very excited to read this

Really excited that our first article that uses our interviews from Women in the Miners' Strike 1984-5 is out !

Tomorrow our Aligning the UK's Economic Goals with Environmental Sustainability inquiry hears from: 2.15pm Kate Raworth, Doughnut Economics Action Lab (DEAL) Henrietta L. Moore, Institute for Global Prosperity Matthew Lesh, Institute of Economic Affairs 3.15pm Liz McKeown, Office for National Statistics (ONS) Andy King, Office for Budget Responsibility 📺Watch live tomorrow, 2.15pm: bit.ly/3t0NhAw

The Environmental Audit Committee inquiry on 'Aligning the UK's economic goals with environmental sustainability' where IGP Founder and Director Henrietta L. Moore will give evidence is starting shortly at 2:15pm Click the link below to watch live 👇 parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/1e… #sustainability #biodiversity

Just seen a Samsung advert where a woman gets up at 2am and then goes for a run, in the dark, alone, with ear buds in. Do........any women work at Samsung?

My book about Dartington Hall and practical idealism between the wars comes out today. I only wish it were cheaper! – but I hope some can read it through libraries and institutional access. bit.ly/3MFJBN5

Did you use the British Library’s online Spare Rib archive before it was taken down in 2020 as a result of #Brexit? Did its removal affect you? If so, I would love to hear from you as part of my PhD research. Please feel free to DM me. Thanks. melissa terras Dr Smita Kheria

Did you or a family member take amateur photographs in the Soviet Union between 1940s-70s? A colleague is looking for participants for a oral history project — full details below! 📸

I've learnt so much working for the IGP over the past year. This paper, which draws on historical research around healthcare, land access, zero-hours contracts and more, has been a real highlight.

These don't come up every day... Having done a pervious iteration of this back in 2013/14, I can say my scholarship helped me get to where I am today. If you're interested in modern political history, and wouldn't otherwise be able to afford an MA, check this out! 👇

me when Sarah Lancashire so much as breathes #HappyValley

For those experiencing #DomesticAbuse, the test alerts on 23rd April could reveal the location of a secret or hidden phone. The brilliant people at Refuge have put together a video on how to prevent the alerts for those at risk: bit.ly/3TwYtBW

Keep thinking about a future historu undergrad essay question on Covid and public memories of WWII- through the prism of the Captain Tom Moore fiasco. Such an interesting one...

A fun piece of pandemic work that I've just been reminded about🥖🍲🫒🥙🥘 bloomsburyculturalhistory.com/article?docid=…

#WickedLittleLetters is ‘based on a true story’. I told that story in my book The Littlehampton Libels. I had no involvement in the movie. I learned about Wicked Little Letters only after the shooting was over. (1/4)

Still Recruiting! Have you worked with someone experiencing gambling-related harms? If ‘Yes’ please get in touch to take part in my Doctoral research study to discuss gambling-related harms.

Andy spent 17 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. The BBC doc The Wrong Man: 17 Years Behind Bars tells his story. I’ve just sent him a quick message of support (and a travel suggestion). You can do the same via APPEAL here 👇 appeal.org.uk/message-of-sup…

It's giving - Verse and Prose LAMDA exam