IASH is proud to support the Fulbright Distinguished Lecture on Friday 19 November 2021.
Preventing the Next Pandemic: what have we learned about international health collaboration and what needs to change?
IASH is proud to support the Fulbright Distinguished Lecture on Friday 19 November 2021 from 17:00.
Preventing the Next Pandemic: what have we learned about international health collaboration and what needs to change?
The Institute is pleased to announce the publication of a new digital resource on the life of Bryan Edwards (1743-1800), compiled by Honorary Fellow Dr Karina Williamson. The Bryan Edwards website brings together images, genealogies, original documents and sources to give a fuller and more accurate account of the life, writings, and career of Edwards, known in his time as a politician, merchant, planter, enslaver and historian of the British West Indies.
“Because I am a woman, I had to hide my own identity for a very long time. I fought with all my strength to get it back, and to be proud of it.”
IASH is delighted to share that our event with genderED, ‘Rediscovering Feminist Histories’, will be running as part of the Being Human Festival 2021, on Thursday 18 November 2021 at 17.00 GMT.
IASH is thrilled to announce that our joint event with genderED, The Price of Periods: Prisons, Poverty, Politics, will be running as part of the Economic and Social Research Council’s Festival of Social Science, on Monday 22 November 2021 at 17:00 GMT.
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Paul Merchant (Environmental Humanities Fellowship 2021; University of Bristol):
An Archipelagic Nation? Ecology and Identity on Chile’s Pacific Coast
Abstract:
Scratched Identities is an exhibition by Yemeni artist in exile and current IASH Fellow Shatha Altowai that talks about strong, successful women who are forced to hide their own identities due to the community constraints that are imposed on them. Free tickets can be booked at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/scratched-identities-tickets-177109749027