Public History MA at RHUL. Current project: IVF Pioneers Project - looking for contributors.
London, England
Joined April 2015
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Really excited to launch my Patient Pioneers Project. You can now receive an innovative parcel by post, a prescription of history. You'll open a package to discover the stories of women dealing with infertility in the 1980s. I'm looking for an audience. Message me! #oralhistory
One of the things I like most about history is the exciting detective work. One of the others is getting real life letters in the post. instagram.com/stories/ivfpio…
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An excellent opportunity! Check it out if you're interested in helping to diversify the literature that is taught in schools!
Do you believe every young person should study books that represent the diversity of society?
Come and work for The Runnymede Trust &
@PenguinUKBooks' #LitinColour project on diversifying the English literature curriculum.
Deadline 9th November 👇
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I really want to hear and record the stories of women who underwent IVF treatment in 1970s - early 90s. #oralhistory #publichistory #twitterstorian If you, your family, friends fit that bill, please do get in touch for more information.
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Who wants to work with me and move to the Netherlands? Calling on all early modern manuscript #miscellanies lovers who have always wanted to do a PhD. It is fully-funded and for 4 years! @ERC_Research @LeidenHum
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Just to say that this is open for another week & at this point I'm particularly interested in stories that relate specifically to SINKS, FRIDGES or STOVES/COOKERS
Excited to start the next Lecker project! I'm accepting pitches for an independent magazine about kitchens, to accompany an audio documentary series planned for late 2020. Full brief and pitching info: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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This looks really cool and exciting. If you're wanting to get into audio stuff // you already make it but you're not being paid // you're not being paid properly, this would be a good community to be part of 🔮💫💕
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We're hiring for an Opinions and Personal Essay Editor
@galdemzine
6 Month fixed term contract (with the potential to extend)
Remote working
26k pro rata
32 days annual holiday
Enhanced sick leave policy
Monthly wellness sessions
EMI scheme
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Excellent news: Daphne Jackson fellowships for people who've taken a 2+ year career break for family/caring/health reasons have been extended to include arts and humanities daphnejackson.org/
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THREAD ON CORONAVIRUS AND WORK (and what you’re not being told): 1/ The main reason the U.K. has had so many more deaths than other European countries, and unlike the rest of Europe hasn’t managed to suppress the virus, is because the government has refused to deal with spread in
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Broccoli make such. amazing. audio. This would be such a sick place to work research people should apply!! 🥦💫
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CALL OUT: Looking to speak with experienced audio makers who haven't followed a traditional route into their career. It's for something new (not a panel/workshop) DM or email [email protected]. Please share and feel free to tag people if you think they'd be good!
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This is a super cool opportunity! On the record are wicked. Audio people looking for work you should apply 🌟
On the Record is recruiting a sound engineer / creative technologist for Sound Observations - a Celebration of Modern Nursing and Midwifery. Details here on-the-record.org.uk/1232-2/
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I'm researching fast food + youth culture with @CHPPC_IHR + @the_moyc - if you were a British teenager in the 1970s, 80s, or 90s please complete this short survey to share your food memories! 🙏🍟🍔🍦freeonlinesurveys.com/s/PnKf…
(Photo = a punk eating a takeaway 1980s by Gavin Watson)
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‘More people go to see a London theatre show than attend a Premier League football match. In 2018, UK theatres generated ticket revenue of £1.28 billion, employing 290,000 workers.’ The government needs to step up (to the footlights, not just to the crease).
Theatre industry in the UK faces collapse without urgent government support, warns academic. bit.ly/3eYiNHc
