I have taught the following modules: Historiography and History Skills Primary Sources for the Historian Both on the Glorious Revolution Including 1 strand designed by me Faith, Knowledge and Power 1500-1700 Political Communities in World History Evidence and Methods ⬇️

Hiring Lecturer in Latin American and/or Caribbean History uk01-shorturl.lumessetalentlink.com/ie5h#.Y9Pdl0iM…

I’ve been asked to share this fascinating talk taking place this Friday at 3PM EST by David S Parker at Queen's University based on his new book. Please share widely UKLAH - UK Latin American History Network

Delighted to host this talk next Tuesday!

#twitterhistorians any idea what Spanish references to “Mongola, a British colony on the African coast” might be referring to ca. 1840s? @mbarcia24 Dr Jesús Sanjurjo Christine Whyte Juan José Ponce Vázquez

Absolutely brilliant opening night for #TheReturnOfBenjaminLay Finborough Theatre theatre yesterday. A superb performance by Mark Povinelli really brought to life one of the most remarkable, radical, revolutionary and inspiring figures who ever lived. Bravo @MarcusRediker & team 👏🏻👏🏻

Scholarship funding available for the MA/MSc in Reparatory Justice delivered by the University of the West Indies and the University of Glasgow. Deadline 24 July. gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/t…

So pleased to see my article 'The Sinews of Modern Day Trafficking in the Late Illegal US-Brazil Slave Trade' published in Slavery & Abolition alongside the brilliant work of such esteemed colleagues. Many thanks to @BethanFisk & Dr Lingna Nafafé for organising #CaptiveMobilities

In 1807, Omar ibn Said, a Muslim scholar, was stolen from Senegal & sold into slavery in America. He left behind an autobiography written in Arabic. To mark the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade & its Abolition, a thread on the remarkable story of Omar...

Why does ITV Sport have an English lit prof on their Rugby World Cup panel? Oh wait, it’s just Brian O'Driscoll 😂😂😂 #rwc2023 #France #AllBlacks

Many congrats Christine Whyte! Thrilled to be teaching on this exciting and innovative programme.

The Centre for the History of Ibero-America will host a workshop for early career researchers next week. Join @DrJennyNelson, Dr Jesús Sanjurjo and Lloyd Belton to hear advice on developing a career after a PhD. Find out more about the event and speakers ahc.leeds.ac.uk/events/event/2…

This evening at BBC Radio 3, 22:00, 'Myths, ships and history' Catherine Fletcher Anna McKay + University of Liverpool Lloyd Belton Oliver Finnegan produced by olive clancy bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00… #Maritime

"When you embark on an education that cannot obviously be commodified, that doesn’t translate into earnings, it is a way of saying (and believing) that your mind’s value to society is innate." theguardian.com/education/2024…

🌍Are you a global historian who happens to be based in Scotland? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Come join the burgeoning Scottish Global History Network! 🌎 In Sept, we're hosting a capacity building event Department of Humanities, Uni Strathclyde focused on roundtables & showcasing panels. CFP below! Feel free to DM any questions 🌏.

3-year postdoc IISG on the “Global History of Slavery”: eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

I am advertising a #globalhistory PostDoc position full time for 3 years as part of my team at the History Department at the Universität Potsdam 👉🏾uni-potsdam.de/fileadmin/proj…

Advice needed, pls! I’ve been providing background info to a freelancer employed by a big film/TV company. This co. is making a movie about a historical figure I’ve written a lot about. Is it reasonable to ask to be recognised/credited in some way? And if so, how and as what? Ta!