Museums, African history, colonial collections and textiles.
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The panel “Communities, Collaboration and Co-Production” invited this year’s Fellows to share insights into their work, and the challenges they face(d). A huge thank you to the Fellows for the valuable and engaging discussions!
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📢 Join @sotonDH + @kewgardens 25 June for a webinar on plant histories, curation of flora, and botanical records as access points to histories of people, longitudinal networks of science, and colonial access to land and natural resources. Register here forms.office.com/e/HaE7WaBBJ…
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We are hiring for this exciting new role of Curatorial Assistant Humanities (Provenance Researcher African Collections)@McrMuseum . Come and work with me;
jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/Jo…
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Bravo @zarahsultana for securing the Westminster Hall debate currently underway & a powerful speech on UK arms sales to Israel. Calls for an embargo have been made before: evidence of misuse of UK-supplied weapons has been clear long before the current genocidal assault on Gaza
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The literary archives for South African feminist writer Bessie Head have deteriorated significantly over the past few decades. Please read this post on how you can help preserve this vital African literary archive. 📖
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Former JSAS editor Lyn Schumaker, who died in 2021, is commemorated this week at a conference & workshop in Lusaka. To mark the event 2 special issues edited by Lynn are free to read until the end of August. @southern_policy
1. Histories of Healing (2007) tandfonline.com/toc/cjss20/3…
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Apply for this role working in a kind & inclusive environment with (@NeilChakraborti Amy Clarke and myself)!!! Project manager on our @LeverhulmeTrust #RuralRacismProject @uniofleicester
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Check out the @HCDGroup talks for January 2023! All sessions will be held online - join our mailing list to keep updated and receive Zoom links.
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Our 2023 Conference is at @MAACambridge in April. Call for papers addressing 'Un-Disciplining the Museum? Changing Practices of Care, Knowledge and Display' is available on the MEG site now.
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@BencePolly @JohannaZS @LisaGravesBMAG @AlbaFG5
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Do you want to be part of our future and the future of the sector? We are looking for a new Chair to join us from April! More details about the role can be found here. museumethnographersgroup.blo…
@JohannaZS @BencePolly @LisaGravesBMAG @AlbaFG5 @Ben_J_Hill @helenmears
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How and why have refugees been silenced in modern history? Prof. Philip Marfleet explains why at Sussex on Thursday. All welcome (retweets appreciated!) @scmrjems @HistoryatSussex @SussexHisSoc @SussexGeog @SussexGlobal @SussexDev @IDS_UK @SussexUniMAH @DiversitySussex
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Strikes Day One: our first shift of striking members have arrived.
Sussex UCU is proud is stand with branches up and down the country in the biggest strike our sector has ever seen! ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏾
If you want to join them in saying #EnoughIsEnough join us now:
ucu.org.uk/join
ALT A dozen UCU members holding UCU Sussex placards and banners on the picket line in front of Falmer House.
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New @MuseumsAssoc salary guidelines are out 👀 how many of your staff are paid these salaries?
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Our next Keeping Connected event for members is this Thursday at 11. We are focussing on the important topic 'Practices of Care and Support for Museum staff' More details on the website.
Event produced by Early Career Committee
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@lahareem17 @AlbaFG5
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Museum friends: When you loan items out for research, do you ask recipients to fill out a facilities/security assessment form? I've been looking at the standard UKRG forms, but they only really work for exhibition loans to other museums. Has anyone created their own version?
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Q2. Who is your favourite LGBTQIA+ figure from rural history? Do you know any? #MuseumHour
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CREATING AFRICAN FASHION HISTORIES: Politics, Museums, and Sartorial Practices (@iupress) edited by @JMcGregor_Jo, Heather Akou & @nsty78
Find this & more #AfricanStudies books at CAP's exhibit for #ASAUK2022 👇
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@ASAUK_News #ASAUK22
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We're looking for a new chair! @JohannaZS term is coming to an end. Deadline for applicants is 2023, but we're reaching out now to reach as many people as possible, please help. More details: museumethnographersgroup.blo…
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Do you have recent experience working with ethnographic photography? Would you be willing to share your reflections with MEG members? We're looking for speakers for our next Keeping Connected event which is coproduced with @kathleenlawther Full details: tinyurl.com/2vykht7m
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Short term hourly work is available on the PDE project to help us with coding up to 1500 qualitative interview transcripts from multiple field sites. Details in the advert below: displacementeconomies.org/
ALT Qualitative Data Analysts are required to help analyse through coding up to 1500 oral history interviews using NVIVO. The interviews were carried out across 15 sites within all five countries. This role offers the opportunity to work as part of a team with experienced qualitative data researchers, with the potential for deeper involvement in the projects work. Transcripts will vary in length and we will decide as a team how to manage the workload between us within the timeframe required (probably in the form of a words per day target). Starts - mid/late-August Essential - NVIVO experience - Experience of qualitative research - Excellent understanding of English - Be able to access Sussex campus to work alongside researchers in-person at least once a week - Demonstrable interest in displacement related work / research / studies Desirable - Available for additional work until Summer 2023 Payment is based on an hourly rate, you will receive £16.55 per hour.