WDYTYA? Our Criminal Ancestors in 50 Family History websites to watch in 2019
Great to see that Our Criminal Ancestors website appears in the WDYTYA 50 family history websites to watch in 2019! This list appeared in the January edition of WDYTYA magazine and as a online list on the related website. To browse the whole list and find out more, visit the Who Do You Think You Are? website.
Thrilled to have this article out in @history_law ; literally years in the making! 🖊️📂📖
Law, banditry, vagrancy, social control, settler colonialism🚨Download for free with open access🚨 https://twitter.com/history_law/status/1639298059715706880
Count us in as enthusiastic about the theme of next year's @ASCRM41 meeting theme. Come join the fun with us, as we bring history to the present.
There's still time to join us as a Volunteer! See our website for how to apply https://twitter.com/bowstreetmuseum/status/1632341467552251905
After four and a half years of research and writing (and grappling with technology!), I’m delighted to say that I’ve submitted my thesis! It has been a huge learning experience, which I have thoroughly enjoyed. Now off for a liquid lunch… 🍾🥂
The Tolpuddle Martyrs were convicted #OnThisDay (17 March) in 1834 in the case of R v Lovelass… https://twitter.com/HistoriesC/status/1635599900581740545
Our friends @Hullhistorynews have a new exhibition on display...
British Jews in the First World War: We were there too is on display Tuesdays - Thursdays until 30 March.
Find out more at https://www.hullhistorycentre.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/current-events.aspx
Two books just added to our Crime and Punishment Events page! Policing the West Country by Mark Rothwell and Infanticide by Rachel Dixon @TheRothOfKhan
Research Associate in Criminology at University of Sheffield - fascinating interdisciplinary oral history project looking for a researcher #histcrime #probation https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CYC172/research-associate-in-criminology
The Rising Star Seminar Series, hosted by @CrimSocHull at the @UniOfHull returns for 2023!
Next up!!
Join Dr. Sam Hanks (Swansea University)
🗓️29th March 2023
⏰1pm
ONLINE
Free to all🎟️https://bit.ly/3K2z2Wh
Full programme here: https://bit.ly/3E5TaTq
@FACEHubUoH
As part of the @UkNatArchives Postgraduate Archival Skills Training (PAST) programme, I’m running an online workshop on early modern colonial records. Please share with any interested PGRs!
PAST Thematic Overview: Early Modern Colonial History
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/past-thematic-overview-early-modern-colonial-history-registration-526415291307?aff=odcleoeventsincollection&keep_tld=1
