Andrew Riley
@AndrewRiley_
Archivist. Works on modern political papers. (The views I express here are mine alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.)
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25-04-2013 08:03:46
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Catch this episode of #ThanksforTyping for Chris Renwick and the Archives Centre's Sophie Bridges in conversation with Ros Edwards 🕯🌱 & Val Gillies about the intellectual contributions of Ruth Townsend & Phyllis Willmott to the landmark social research Institute for Community Studies in Bethnal Green
Out now: 'The Sociologist's Wife', a fascinating film from Ros Edwards 🕯🌱, Val Gillies, and Catherine McDonald @poppingorange revealing the lives and work of Pat Marsden, Phyllis Willmott and Sheila Jackson/Abrams.
It's the perfect complement to their #ThanksforTyping podcast. 🙌
Are you in Cambridge on 20th Feb? And free at 17.30? Come and hear me talk about #NecessaryWomen Churchill Archives Centre ! I’ll be sharing stories of the unheralded women workers of Parliament
Just had the most fascinating chat about wives in the archives with Sophie Bridges of Churchill Archives Centre and Chris Renwick for our forthcoming #thanksfortyping podcast (which is facilitated by The Sociological Review Foundation and @researchpods)😀 can’t wait to launch it into the world!
Happy #HistDay23 from Churchill Archives Centre 🎉
Senate House Library Institute of Historical Research
Today is #InternationalCatDay , so what better time to share one of our more unusual items – Stanley the (toy) cat.😺
He sat outside 10 Downing Street while Margaret Thatcher was PM in the 1980s.
This is a workshop Dr Lyndsey Jenkins and I are organising on the Labour Party and motherhood. Please do read and share!
In June, aside from his work with our new Digital Preservation system (more details soon!), Chris (Digital Archivist) has been contributing to our free remote copying service. We send researchers thousands of images each month, many newly captured #behindthescenes #digitisation
I had a brilliant time talking to Nuala McGovern on BBC Woman's Hour about #NecessaryWomen - catch up here, my bit starts 46.30 bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…
I’ve been on a CrossCountry Trains train from Exeter to Stafford and my bag containing clothes etc has been taken off the train, presumed stolen but possibly innocently taken. Will report to British Transport Police but please retweet.
The talk (3pm for no more than 1 hour) will be followed by a Q&A session, & coffee, tea and cake 🍰 Our speakers are Ayodele Ladokun (Technical Archivist & Projects Coordinator, University of Fort Hare) and Ayabonga Meyi (recent graduate in Archives and Records Management). All welcome
And you will obviously be a very worthy successor to the likes of Dr Lyndsey Jenkins, Michael Lambert and Lorenzo LeNoir who have been brilliant current or recent Archives By Fellows.