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You don't need to be a student on a course -- the IHR advertises itself as open to 'historians at all career stages', including independent researchers www.history.ac.uk/whats

Olivia isn't on bluesky, but @benjamin-bland.bsky.social, @saracaputo.bsky.social and @edarmstonsheret.bsky.social are: give them a follow and come along to hear them speak!

We will also have a couple of sessions in the summer term, so stay tuned for those! In the meantime: please share our programme, please tune in our come along, and please do encourage your PhD students to attend as well. We're a friendly, supportive space and we always like to see new faces!

And our final session of this term, on 6 March, is Sara Caputo speaking on Foreign Jack Tars: The British Navy's foreign recruitment during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

www.history.ac.uk/events/forei...

Our third session, on 20 Feb, sees Ben Bland speaking on Straight Outta Brixton: Hip-Hop, ‘the Ghetto’, and the Transatlantic Politics of Race and the Urban Environment, c. 1986-2003.

www.history.ac.uk/events/strai...

Our second session, on 6 Feb, is
Edward Armston-Sheret speaking on Embodied Explorations: The Role of Bodies, Labor, and Senses in the History of British Geographical Exploration.
www.history.ac.uk/events/embod...

Our first session, on 23 January, is Olivia Wyatt speaking on Caribbean migrants and the negotiation of pigmentocracy in Britain, 1948-78.
www.history.ac.uk/events/carib...