Youth Justice

Also from 'Reviews in History' this week:

Rebecca Mason on 'Women before the Court' (@ManchesterUP) by Lindsay R. Moore https://reviews.history.ac.uk/review/2415

An 'important contribution' to studies of women's access to justice, 1600-1800.

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out in two days... @thamesandhudson

The recording of our recent Wilberforce Institute Debate - 'Not Made By Slaves' - is now available through our channel if you missed it. Hosted jointly with @FreetownSociety and the @UniOfHull, it discusses the recent monograph by @BronwenEverill. Click ➡️ https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/6211628678705217026

The 1916 leader Eamon Ceannt was born on this day, 21 September, 1881. He was very active in the Gaelic revival and played the uillean pipes. When performing he sometimes wore a traditional Irish costume which included a sporran, now in the Kilmainham Gaol collection.

🎇 Tuesday WelcomeFest is looking jam-packed! Here's what's coming up tomorrow...

These are student-only events, don't forget to pre-book with @HullUniUnion at the link below.

See all this and more:
➡️ http://www.hull.ac.uk/welcomefest

Today I finally finished one of the biggest tasks of my PhD. 3875 items collated from three asylum catalogues: each transcribed, sorted, cleaned up, individually researched to maximise information, & recategorised. Not too pretty, but ready for analysis!

If you missed any of the fascinating videos from last week's @heritageopenday you can catch up with all 14 from ourselves and @ERMuseums via this playlist on #YouTube 👉 🎥 🎞️

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