Dr Shahmima Akhtar
@shahmima_akhtar
Lecturer in History at University of Birmingham. Research the British Empire, Irish Exhibitions, Popular Culture and Whiteness. Views own. (she/her)
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The Indian Workers' Association was set up in Coventry in 1938 to fight for India's freedom & to champion the rights of workers.
IWA is working with University of Warwick to deliver a series of workshops, enabling students aged 18-25 to engage with this history.
Email: [email protected]
'Twentieth-Century British History' is changing its name to 'Modern British History'.
This account is no longer active, so please follow our new account at Modern British History. x.com/OUPHistory/sta…
Really excited to see that my book Exhibiting Irishness: Empire, race and nation is almost out! (summer publication) with Manchester University Press in Studies in Imperialism Series
This conference is going to be great! Gender & Sexuality in Modern British History & Beyond, at the University of Birmingham, 3 July 2024. Organised by some really excellent doctoral researchers. Please share widely. ModernBritishStudies CAL_Postgrads History Department
2024 South Asian Heritage Month theme launch #FreeToBeMe at Uni of Birmingham by Jasvir Singh ਜਸਵੀਰ جسویر जसवीर. Personal reflections on theme from GP Dr Sharif & Uni of Birmingham very own Dr Dr Shahmima Akhtar & Dr Manu Seghal. Energetic & graceful performance by Sampad dancers & UoB Bhangra Soc Society.
Calling all Midlands4Cities funded students! We have just announced three exciting new placement opportunities in partnership with The RSC and Cultural Learning Alliance. Head over to the VPP ASAP for application details.
Applications for our IHR Doctoral Fellowships will be opening on 08th April 2024! All information on how to apply will be available on our website closer to the date - history.ac.uk/fellowships/ea… #IHRFellowships 📖 🖊️
Really looking foward to this fascinating - and free! - BRIHC lecture at the University of Birmingham later this month.
'Bleu, Blanc, Rouge & Brown: French Histories, Colonial Spaces.' roxanne panchasi with respondent Venus Bivar
20 March, 2PM. See you there!
birmingham.ac.uk/schools/histor…
🎟️Exhibiting Cultures (Centre for Material Cultures and Materialities)
📅TOMORROW
🕚 15.00-16.30 GMT/UTC
🏫 Arts 224 (Danford Room)
💻 Zoom: tinyurl.com/ExhCultures
Chaired by Dr Kate Nichols with response from Dr Shahmima Akhtar.
Papers from Elisa Chazal & Maria Chiara Scuderi
I am excited and delighted to share that my first book will be published this summer w/ Manchester University Press. It’s been 10+ years in the making. Huge thanks to my editor shannon kneis and to Thomas Dark for commissioning it.
Can’t wait to share the book cover very soon!