Job #OzHist: Australianist ongoing position at CQU. Area is open but must be able to teach and supervise Australian history and politics (position description has more detail). Happy to chat to anyone who wants more info on the job or life in Rockhampton. careers.cqu.edu.au/job/Rockhampto…

A great scholarship opportunity to research ABC audiences

Northern Australia swoops in as the unexpected saviour of the Humanities. Another job!

More than 350 historians from all over Australia have signed an open letter celebrating the potentially history-changing moment bought by a YES vote at the upcoming referendum. #VoteYes #HistoryIsCalling #UluruStatement ulurustatement.org/over-350-histo…

On October 14, stand with the 80% of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people supporting the Voice and write YES. #yes23 Credit: Central Land Council, Sean Marsh Design

Are you a distinguished scholar with expertise in the field of War Studies? ⚔️ We are looking for a Professor of War Studies with an outstanding international profile to join our faculty. Deadline: 23/10/2023 Find out more and apply👇 kcl.ac.uk/jobs/071965-pr…

Come and study with me at Uni of New England and Stephanie Brookes @[email protected] at Monash University, on #CartoonNation - an Australian Research Council backed project examining the history of women cartoonists in Australia! Cartoonists The Cartoon Museum AHA (Australia) #twitterstorians une.edu.au/research/gradu…

Don't miss the inaugural AHA Public Fund Lecture 2023, to be delivered by richard glover on Tue 28 Nov 2023 @ CHASS Congress Sydney. Richard will speak on the theme of 'History as Inspiration'. This will be an AHA 50th anniversary + fundraiser, and we hope to see you there!

Sydney friends, this one is fast approaching!

New special issue @EuroReviewHist on the history of voluntary organisations, the Red Cross, and humanitarian reconstruction in Western Europe after the world wars. tandfonline.com/toc/cerh20/cur…

Last chance to register for the AHA Public Fund Lecture University of Sydney tomorrow evening, 6.00pm! We're looking forward to a terrific event on the back of a wonderful day at CHASS 2023. You can RSVP here: forms.gle/EaujZ6zYAmKnt7…

Excited to see the publication of Michiko Suzuki's new book: Humanitarian Internationalism Under Empire: The Global Evolution of the Japanese Red Cross Movement, 1877–1945 cup.columbia.edu/book/humanitar…

Excellent news for historians of humanitarianism & disasters: the catalogue for the International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies (League of Red Cross Societies) Library & Archives is finally online!! Lots of digitized material, too. Yay! ifrc.soutron.net/public/catalog…

The LSU History Department has extended our MA & PhD application deadlines to January 30. We offer grad students a $23,000/year stipend. We also offer support for research and conference travel. Colleagues, please share with your students! More info here: lsu.edu/hss/history/gr…

Historians of disaster and other disaster studies scholars, please consider submitting to JDS -- and keep an eye out for our first issue, coming out later this year!

So proud to remember the birthday of the IFRC today! On 5 May 1919, at the Regina Hotel in Paris, representatives of 5 founder Red Cross societies 🇯🇵🇬🇧🇺🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹 created the League of Red Cross Societies now the @IFRC. The IFRC has strived for hope and humanity for more than 100

It was a great honour to receive this accolade, thank you.

A higher levy will increase the cost to grow wool – Oppenheimer. 2024 WoolPoll - Sheep Central sheepcentral.com/australian-woo…

Happy to see this one out: Intro to a History of Education Review special issue by David Lowe, Kate Darian-Smith, Melanie Oppenheimer and myself on Int. ed. in Aust. Thanks to Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia for their support. Includes articles by @annakent1, James Waghorne + emerald.com/insight/conten…