RT @UoBEdResearch: Join us for the launch of Prof @kiwan_dina's new book, 'Academic Freedom and the Transnational Production of Knowledge'.…

RT @DomusUoB: University Archivist @HelenxFisher will be welcoming us on campus as we look back at the history of the School of Education o…

University Archivist @HelenxFisher will be welcoming us on campus as we look back at the history of the School of Education on Thursday 14 November. Please register because places are limited 👇

Just a reminder that you can register to attend Mati Keynes' talk on reparative histories either online or in person. Details and registration 👇

RT @DomusUoB: We can't wait to welcome Mati Keynes on 31 October to listen, and discuss, how histories of education might contribute to jus…

There's still time to register to hear @Jess_Gerrard speak tonight on the history and impact of grassroots conservative activism. Details 👇👇

Just a reminder that we are looking forward to welcoming @Jess_Gerrard on Monday 14 October at 17.00 to discuss the development and impact of grassroots conservative activism. Attend in person or remotely.

Shame has a long history as a pedagogical tool. In the latest of our student blogs, Lois Schafer reflects on the relationship between emotions, visibility and discipline in histories of education #histed

We can't wait to welcome Mati Keynes on 31 October to listen, and discuss, how histories of education might contribute to just futures in education. #histed You can choose to attend online or in person but please register 👇

RT @HistEdSocUK: NEW PGR Seminar Sessions! Alongside our PGR Hub Update, we are also happy to announce our next PGR seminars, promoting a…

Just a heads up that you can now see details of forthcoming @DomusUoB events on our redesigned website. October sees us welcome two scholars from Australia @Jess_Gerrard and Mati Keynes. Registration details �

RT @TheIronRoom: #SundayShowcase A new addition to our Black & South Asian History Collection - Hakim Adi’s African and Caribbean People i…

In the @DomusUoB student blog published today, Eliza Gough considers relationships between schools and society and hopes, in the future, for a deep connection between learners, their communities, and the principles of democracy.

RT @kndmrsl: A fantastic day with brilliant colleagues and friends! Thank you @DomusUoB Research Centre, @TugceBSyed @burcuyeniceliabbas @d…

We're really looking forward to welcoming @Jess_Gerrard , F2F and online, who will be speaking about grassroots conservatism and education, 1970s-1980s. Details and sign up👇 via @unibirmingham

RT @BBF_DIPFBerlin: ⌛️There are only a few days left to apply for a #fellowship at @BBF_DIPFBerlin in the first half of 2025:👇👇👇 Deadline:…

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RT @IOE_ICHRE: Delighted to announce the start of this year’s @ihr_history History of Education series with two papers in October from Robi…

In the first of a series showcasing student work, Haisen Liu discusses the emergence of new educational knowledge in the 18th century. Woodblock printing, she argues, launched Edo into its own form of modernity. #histed

RT @ArchivesWM: At our recent AGM and annual review, trustees reflected on the impact of the #ArchivesWM EDIB Self Assessment Tool in 2023…