3154 new publications have been added to the Bibliography of British and Irish History ( #BBIH ) Find out more about what the new update contains in our latest #OnHistory blog bit.ly/3gNTVrm #twitterstorians Royal Historical Society Brepols

How is history crafted into television? We’ll be exploring this question ⁦in three special online seminars in November with BAFTA-winning Executive Producer and IHR Practitioner Fellow, Sue Horth. Find out more, including how to watch the films here: history.ac.uk/events/film-ni…

Join us tomorrow for REF 2021 in perspective, with Deputy Chair of Sub-panel 28: History, Prof Margot Finn, looking at what the results do, and don't, tell us. #twitterstorians #REF2021

🗓 26 October | 2-4pm BST
📍 Online

Register for free now: history.ac.uk/events/ref-202…

Studying, researching or teaching the histories of race and ethnicity? Try using the #BibliographyOfBritishAndIrishHistory It contains 640,000+ resources from 55 BCE to today! Find out how to use #BBIH bit.ly/3SkXeod #twitterstorians Royal Historical Society Brepols

We’ve got an amazing event planned for tomorrow with
Commonwealth Studies celebrating Black British History in Music with the help of Shirley J Thompson, Daniel Rachel & Alexander D Great.

Register for free at: history.ac.uk/events/celebra…

🗓 25 October | 6-8pm
📍 Senate House

Want to know how to design and build a database appropriate to the needs of your project?

Booking is now open for our training course: Databases for Historians.

🗓6-9 December 2022
📍 Institute of Historical Research

history.ac.uk/events/databas…

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If you're looking for recent publications in Black British history, this online reading list from the Bibliography of British and Irish History ( #BBIH ) and Brepols contains 400+ recent publications (2015-2022) bit.ly/3sve6xf #BlackHistoryMonth #twitterstorians

Our #CreativeRepurposing #policy paper is now available on the History & Policy website, with Executive Summary and Recommendations for policy makers. Thank you to School of Advanced Study, University of London for funding this research, and to all the authors, partners & contributors. 3/3
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Our #CreativeRepurposing case-study reports on #BarkingAndDagenham , #Coventry & #Sunderland are by Dr Rachel Delman, Dr Mark Liebenrood & Jon Winder, drawing on field work plus insights from our partners Historic England. 2/3
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Today we're pleased to publish the outcomes of our research on ' #CreativeRepurposing ' and #LevellingUp : History, #Heritage & #Urban #Renewal . Case studies online, plus a #policy paper with History & Policy identifying good practice, opportunities & risks for policy makers. 1/3

This seminar from our colleages Institute of Classical Studies (ICS) on 28 Oct looks great. Cultural Heritage & Contemporary Conflict: Perspectives from the Cara Syria Programme
ics.sas.ac.uk/events/cultura…

Sue is a hugely insightful and entertaining speaker, and a joy to be around. Promises to be a great series of events on history & TV!

There's just one month to go until #HistDay22 😍

A day of online interactive events for students, researchers & history enthusiasts to explore curated history collections across the UK & beyond!

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Institute of Historical Research Philip Murphy Catherine Clarke Being Human festival

How is history crafted into television? We’ll be exploring this question ⁦in three special online seminars in November with BAFTA-winning Executive Producer and IHR Practitioner Fellow, Sue Horth. Find out more, including how to watch the films here: history.ac.uk/events/film-ni…