Join us at 4pm for our latest talk! DavidIsserman takes on 'A Maritime Proletariat: Transnational Syndicalism and Industrial Unionism in Liverpool and Glasgow' 🕓 Starts @ 4pm 🔗 via Zoom (DM us for the link)

Thank you, DavidIsserman for the providing the latest fascinating talk in our PGR Talks series! Anastasiia Akulich and @tickle_jonathan are up in two weeks time for a double header on Thursday 26 November at 4pm. DM for the link

📥 Next talk drop! Join @tickle_jonathan (@UoMhistdept) for the latest in our PGR series: 'The King's Wife in Wessex: Elite Medieval Women and the Practice of Succession, c. 802-1016' 🗓️Thurs 26 November @ 4pm 🔗via Zoom (DM for details)

📥 Next talk drop (cont.) Followed shortly after by Anastasiia Akulich (@UoMhistdept) on 'Icons and Actors: the Role of Chinese Orthodox Priests and Preachers in Religious Celebrations and Community Formation (1900-1917)' 🗓️ Thurs 26 Nov @ 4pm 🔗 via Zoom (DM for details)

A reminder about this week's seminar 👇 All welcome, from Newcastle & elsewhere! Just email [email protected] if you would like the Zoom details to join us.

Hey! If your calendar is lacking a dose of Chartism or 18th c. radicalism then tune into the next Manchester PG History Network talk on Thursday 10 December at 4pm. I'll be speaking on Chartist remembrance of all your favourite late 18th c. radicals! 🤩📢📜 @UoMpg

We’re really looking forward to hearing J speak on Thursday at 4. DM us for the link and to join our mailing list.

Remember that post about my paper and Chartism? 🤔 Well memory and Chartism is exactly what I will be talking about today at 4pm!! All welcome! Feedback (and applause) will also be much appreciated! See details for the link below 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼😁😁😁

📍Next talk details We’re back for 2021! Join ya girl g’s talk on ‘picturing women's labour as self-reflexive practice: Female photographers in Vietnam, 1968-1973’ 📆 Thurs 28 Jan @ 4:30pm 🔗 zoom.us/j/3678475993

💥Call for papers 💥 We’re open to PGRs who would like to present their work in progress/papers in an informal and friendly setting. We meet every two weeks. Interested? Email: [email protected]

'More Dangerous Dead Than Alive': The British Reception of Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde (1967) Join us for the latest Work In Progress from Alexander Spacey 🗓️Thurs 25 March 🕓 4:30pm 🔗 zoom.us/j/3678475993

'Evolution and Revolution: Kropotkin's revolutionary ideas and his British Liberal connections' Join the latest Manchester PG History Network talk from Shaun Pitt! 📅 Thursday 22 April 🕓 4:30pm 🔗 zoom.us/j/3678475993

@mcphh_mmu Manchester Metropolitan Uni RAH! Manchester Met Manchester Past @UoMpg Manchester Confidential

We’re back! Join @UoMhistdept’s PGR seminar with Jake Gandy and Dr @Jesswhitehist this Wednesday from 5pm (Grad School conference room) followed by free wine/nibbles

Today! Looking forward to my first in-person paper!

And we’re off… Jake Gandy and @Jesswhitehist kick off our autumn and winter programme looking at race, community, and everyday life in Manchester.

It’s good to be back!

📣 Call for papers 📣 We’re looking for PGRs who would be interested in presenting their work. We meet monthly and free wine and nibbles follows each talk. Drop us a DM or email: [email protected]

Solidarity with our UMUCU colleagues

Solidarity with our Ukrainian friends and colleagues in the face of disgusting barbarism. manchester.ac.uk/discover/news/…