The deadline is approaching to submit a proposal for the Women, Money and Markets: 1600-1950 conference, taking place at Sheffield Hallam University, June 12-14, 2023. Proposals due by 15 March, 2023. Please visit our website: http://www.womenmoneymarkets.co.uk/call-for-papers-2023
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Extended Call for Papers. SHAW Annual Conference in Manchester, UK
The Society for the History of Women in the Americas (SHAW) welcomes proposals for its annual conference at Manchester Metropolitan University. The conference is open to papers on any topic, geographical period, chronological time, or themes related to the history…
WHN Schools History Prize 2023
March is Women’s History Month and the Schools’ Prize provides a fantastic opportunity for students to become immersed in ‘doing’ history. This year we would like to invite students to create a poster which illustrates The poster, can be created…
Women’s History Network Annual Conference: ‘Women and Migration’, 1 and 2 September 2023
image via State Library of New South Wales The Women’s History Network is delighted to announce that the final programme for our annual conference, Women and Migration, is now live. Click this link to download it and access the Zoom…
Spring 2022/23 Seminar Series
With some unforeseen delays, we are now absolutely pleased to be able to reveal our upcoming Spring Series Seminar Programme for the 2022/23 academic year! Featuring an exciting lineup of early career academics speaking on a wide variety of issues…
Lyrical Voices of Women in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century China – Yuemin He
The late sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Chinese society and its changing socio-cultural attitudes towards women’s literacy and female public presence in print media created a hybrid dynamic site of bargaining for learned women, where new cultural opportunities met old challenges of…
Join the Women’s History Network Steering Committee!
There are vacancies for a number of roles on the Women’s History Network Steering Committee. These are great opportunities to gain experience supporting the activities of the network. Full training and support will be given. The roles available are: Seminar…
Science, Gender and Sociability in a Northern City c. 1790-1820
Registration is now open for our upcoming conference: ‘Science, Gender and Sociability in a Northern City c. 1775-1820’. See for details https://www.york.ac.uk/eighteenth-century-studies/events/all/2023/science-gender-sociability-conference/ Conference Details Jane Ewbank (1778‒1824) the twenty-five year old daughter of a York druggist kept a 34,000-word diary…
Patssi Valdez & Chicana Feminism – Olivia Gill
For examples of Valdez’s art, see a recent online retrospective. A “Chicano” is ‘a Mexican-American with a non-Anglo image of himself’,[1] and Chicano culture is multilingual, multiracial, religious, and often involves urban street culture. Artist Patssi Valdez (1951-present) turned to…