Our brand new issue is out! Three great articles, a forum, and lots of book reviews journals.uchicago.edu/toc/emw/2024/1…

Join us this Friday!

Opportunity! 🚨 The AHA is looking for an Executive Officer to work with the wonderful Michelle Arrow and Executive Committee. This is a fixed-term, part-time position and will be based in Sydney. Applications due *21 October 2024* 1/2

We are delighted to share that applications for 'Queer Methodologies in Medical Humanities - our free Medical Humanities International PhD School - are now open (Durham, 24-26 March)! Hosted in collaboration with CMHB_LiU. Find out more below 👇 medhumsplatform.org/queer-methodol…

Echoes of Women: Indigenous and Settler Women in Portuguese America 1500-1700 (Jessica O'Leary) Thu Oct 17, 2024 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM EDT Online Register here for the talk: bit.ly/SSWROLeary

Calling all HDRs or ECRs interested in women's, feminist or gender history - we're on the hunt for some new collective members! You'll help produce the 2025 issue & organise the 2025 conference, all whilst gaining valuable editorial & journal experience. See below for more info!

Ghost Conference Alert!! Dr Andrew Sneddon @tait_clodagh and myself are delighted to be organising a conference on historical representations of ghosts at Mary Immaculate College in Limerick in June 2025. CFP attached! Please share! #earlymodern #twitterstorians #emotions #emostorians

On this NTEU National Day of Action, as on all days, the Australian Women's History Network National Convenors stand in solidarity with Gaza and Palestine. Read the statement here: auswhn.com.au/advocacy/awhn-…

Check out this fabulous blog by Tyler Horton - always love learning more about Christina of Sweden!💫

Fri 1 November at 11.15 *ACDT my brilliant colleague Dr Prudence Flowers will talk to the Flinders University History Seminar about the transnational history of right-to-life activism & outsized place of Australia’s tiny anti-abortion movement in discussions of reproductive health care.

Very much hoping something has been lost in translation here. No university can cut it's entire history department and still be taken seriously.

Very proud to share the resources I've developed as a #SloaneLab🔬research fellow UCL for my project "In the Margins of Early Modern Science: Pioneering Women in Sloane’s ‘Paper Museum’" 📜🌿 at ReconstructingSloane.org/women

Curious about the articles in AJBH no. 8? Head over to the VIDA blog for some tasters of what's in the full issue. Thanks to the AWHN @auswhn.bsky.social and the VIDA editors for making this happen! ourANU ANU Media ANU Press ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences

Have you ever heard a baby crying in utero? 😭 17th-century midwives, doctors, and parents sometimes did! I'm excited to share my new (open access) article in Cultural and Social History: doi.org/10.1080/147800…

In this week's VIDA blog Shouyue Zhang reviews the recent Melbourne Feminist History Group Workshop in Melbourne in October 2024. Melbourne Feminist History Group Australian Catholic University Find it here: auswhn.com.au/blog/reflectio…

New blog in our Biography series💫 Patricia Clarke on the life of journalist Iris Dexter Read here ⬇️ auswhn.com.au/blog/biography…

An excellent opportunity for graduate students!

The latest blog in the Premodern Gender series is out: Mark Masterson discusses homoeroticism in the Byzantine empire, ca. 900 ✨ Read it here ⬇️ auswhn.com.au/blog/a-man-to-…