Darwin’s Daughter – Eve Chancellor Eve Madelaine

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Honoured to be sharing some ideas about story and history teaching with HTAI & HTANI on Thursday this week. Many thanks to Marie-Claire Tuite & Alan McCully for the invitation.

All of our Early Bird tickets have now sold, but don't worry we are launching our Tier 1 tickets for #SHP24 today! Check out some of the awesome workshops that we have lined up for you showing the breadth of content and calibre of presenters that will be Leeds Trinity University June 29-30

Today in a week (29.04, 16h, Finnish time), Taynna Marino will give the talk 'Empathy, Intergenerational Justice, and the Ethics of History' with the Centre. The event will be hybrid (Tellus Horizon & Zoom). For the abstract and Zoom-link, please see: oulu.fi/en/events/empa….

HERJ has moved to its own website now, still free to read our #OpenAccess publications, and still free to publish in. Find out more here:
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If you can't get away to Birmingham for our fantastic line up of History lectures, CPD workshops and historic visits then why not join us virtually? A virtual ticket will give you access to content for weeks after the event as well. Helen Snelson Richard history.org.uk/aboutus/news/4…

From the opening pages of John Clare's prose 'Journey Out of Essex', his account of leaving an asylum in Epping Forest, July of 1841.

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📚 «Relire #Derrida aujourd’hui c’est ainsi mesurer l’immense héritage qu’il nous lègue, et la persistance, la pérennité de son œuvre dans les esprits de ceux qui ont, un jour, eu la chance de rencontrer sa pensée.» liberation.fr/culture/livres…

A vital point. This book's from a time when history of eduation (a foundational disciplines of educational studies) was assumed to be central to teacher education (as the title shows). That's vanished with the competence-driven narrowing of teacher ed in recent decades.

As well as our fantastic summer conference, SHP is also hosting another event about LGBTQ+ histories on Monday April 29th at 7.30pm. There is still plenty of time to reserve your place and learn about the incredible resources produced by Professor Bob Mills (@UCL)

Look out for this Sunday's Observer Observer New Review, featuring my walk through the Lakes with Tim Adams. We followed a route I write about in chapter two of my book Our Island Stories: Country Walks Through Colonial Britain penguin.co.uk/authors/289672…

Exciting 2 listen 2 IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education & Society doctoral researcher Mizsdafreeze (she/her) present action research on the achievements & limitations of transformative citizenship education & powerful knowledge @ #IAHRE2024 this afternoon. Interesting 2 reflect on how knowledge can empower and disempower!

Happy to report that History Education and Historical Inquiry is now published! infoagepub.com/products/Histo… Arthur Chapman @arthurjchapman.bksy.social Bob Bain

Arthur Chapman @arthurjchapman.bksy.social New Polyp graphic history crowdfunder is now live!
COURAGE Luddites – Peterloo – Chartists – Suffragettes
An intense verbatim story of the shockingly violent fight for the vote. Help make it happen & get your copy! kickstarter.com/projects/tompa…

On Thursday 23 May, Royal Historical Society is visiting historians Brunel University London. The visit ends with a public lecture (5pm) by Corinne Fowler, who'll take us on ‘Country Walks Through Colonial Britain’ - the subject of her new book.

All welcome and booking open bit.ly/48SNhps

Learning from colleagues like Farzana Shain at the International Association for Human Rights Education at University College London #IAHRE2024 #HumanRights