Lovely to meet some of our new PhD students yesterday at our drinks reception! Welcome to HAPP! 🤗 #HAPPhD

A successful couple days spent at the British Library. Exciting getting stuck into the practical parts of research 📚

What a fantastic week filled with inspiration and determination at the first @deindustrialpol conference in Bochum, Germany. The current and future talent being nurtured by this project is incredible. Big thank you to our organising committees and our wonderful Ruhr partners!

The PhD Place was founded to tackle student isolation, share advice, and create friendships. We would love it if you could RT this, there could be a student on your timeline who needs some support 💙

And off I go to Belfast! Looking forward to a semester of teaching and interviewing 😊

A lovely and unexpected profile feature!

I'm still recruiting new British interviewees for my oral history PhD project. If you or anyone you know travelled to Spain/Portugal before 1975, I'd love to talk about your experiences. Email [email protected] for more information. #oralhistory #twitterstorians

!Event Announcement! I am hosting 2 Tea and Talk Sessions at Dee Street Community Centre for individuals to come and share about the Belfast Shipyards. Please share far and wide!

A shout out to professors: join us on the UCU picket line! ⁦UCU at Queen's⁩ ⁦UCU⁩

We are not going away you know! UCU at Queen's Unite @ QUB

CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS! Round 2 of recruitment begins! I'm looking to speak to women about the familial impacts of shipyard decline in Glasgow and Belfast, post-1970. How did the event impact women and families? And how did they cope in its aftermath? Please share and RT

Exciting acknowledgment of my research in the Belfast Newsletter! 'How women and children were impacted by the deindustrialization of the shipyards in Belfast - focus on new QUB research.' newsletter.co.uk/heritage-and-r…

Oral history is amazing! A new plant from my interview today 🌿

Another fantastic DePOT conference! Excited to welcome everyone to Glasgow next year 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

This week's History seminar is another one of our fantastic #HAPPhDs, Shonagh Joice, 'Resilience, Adaptability & Times of Transition: Women's Experiences of Shipyard Decline in Glasgow & Belfast, 1970-2000' 📅19/04, 4pm 🏛️27UQ/01/003 Register👉ow.ly/8lyE50ReN4v