Thanks to all participants for an inspiring workshop last week at beautiful Soeterbeeck. Excited for future collabs! Malte Fischer @jenkinsleejamie Tijs Sikma Eskil Vesterlund Rebecca Goldsmith Els Minne Harm Kaal Carla Hoetink Fons Meijer

Grateful for everyone's pics showing we really did shoot THE NERVOUS STATE this week! Top crew, cast, locations. Feels like a dream. Much more to come but thanks for now Prof. Julie Gottlieb @jenkinsleejamie Becky Simon Faye Aydin kitty Caitlin Mawhinney projecteve.costume...

Stockport Garrick Theatre Peter Clements Lucy Carter Becky Simon Robin Simpson StockportPlaza And here's Prof. Julie Gottlieb @jenkinsleejamie with Robin Simpson, Laura ‘Sophie’ Helbig as Agnes & our amazing DOP Heather Crompton.

It's finally here! I'm so excited to finally see in print this special issue of Gender & History on 'Historicising Trans Pasts', co-edited by myself, Dr Maroula Perisanidi and Joanna de Groot. Thanks so much to all our contributors! Articles highlighted below 🧵 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14680424/2…

@ all my History friends!! Gender & History 2024 Keynote registration is open👇

Reminder that registration for our 2024 Keynote Lecture is still open! Find all the information below. #genderhistory

A really thought-provoking and moving article! Highly recommend giving it a read 👇

Mr and Mrs Harrison. 23.03.24 🤍

Prof. Julie Gottlieb, myself + the rest of the wonderful THE NERVOUS STATE team have been working hard to curate a wide range of teaching material, providing resources + guidance for the teaching of appeasement ‘from below’. Please share with your teacher friends! sheffield.ac.uk/history/school…

Teachers in the History Department have been working on an enquiry relating to appeasement and emotion history for Y9 with Prof. Julie Gottlieb and THE NERVOUS STATE. The resources have been published by Historical Assoc and are on their website! More exciting news on this project to follow.

In our latest History Matters blog post Marc-William Palen (@mwpalen.bsky.social) - author of ‘Pax Economica: Left-Wing Visions of a Free Trade World’ - explores feminism’s forgotten free-trade past. Read it here 👇 historymatters.sites.sheffield.ac.uk/blog-archive/2…

There is still time to register for this year’s annual lecture ‘Making Better Relationships: Rethinking Marital Conflict and Interpersonal Abuse in Late 20th Century Britain’ given by Teri Chettiar. ⏰ May 9th at 5pm BST. Online. stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Timely and fascinating article over on Uni of Shef History History Matters today by Carla Gutierrez Ramos 👇 highly recommend giving it a read!

Read more about Malte Fischer's great work on citizen's letters to German politician Helmut Schmidt in the 1960s/70s here! This case study attempts to 'locate the writing of letters to politicians as a political practice in the history of West German democracy'.

Very much looking forward to reading Jamie's finished PhD thesis! A proud moment🥳

Are you a #history teacher? Discover new methodologies through The Knowledge Exchange project, led by Prof. Julie V. Gottlieb from your University's history department - a novel way to help keep your students engaged and inspired! Watch now 👇🏽 buff.ly/4avAXfG

Great article over on Uni of Shef History History Matters to kick off your week exploring the mythologies that surround the founding of the #NHS and Aneurin #Nye Bevan 👇

Congratulations to Ellen Smith, whose G&H article exploring the work of British widows in constructing their husbands’ memory following their deaths in British India, has been shortlisted for the Royal Historical Society Alexander Prize 🎉 you can read it here 👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Some fascinating insights into how archives can help us embed more emotional literacy into the history curriculum. Always a pleasure working with such a great team! Special thanks to to Mass Observation and the Cadbury Research Library Uni of Birmingham for their continued support