How the IHR is supporting historians at this time

In this period of uncertainty, the IHR looks to support historians, and their research, with a range of digital initiatives.

December 2020: latest OA book - 'Masculinity and Danger on the Eighteenth-Century Grand Tour'

New from IHR, Royal Historical Society & University of London Press, Sarah Goldsmith rethinks risk, danger & masculinity. Full text available free, Open Access.

December 2020: Open Access publishing: 300 chapters from recent IHR books now available

27 books now available for free download. The latest - Sarah Goldsmith's 'Masculinity & Danger on the Eighteenth-Century Grand Tour' - appeared on 30 Nov 2020.

November 2020: 10 new Partnership Seminar Series

The IHR announces 10 new Partnership Seminars for 2021-22. Seminars are inter-disciplinary, cross-sector and global, addressing key topics in the discipline.

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October 2020: launch of the new IHR MOOC -- 'Applied Public History'

The Institute's MOOC (a Massive Open Online Course) invites you to discover 'Applied Public History: Places, People, Stories'. Available now, free enrolment.

October 2020: resources for Black History

Via our blog we've a listing of IHR resources and forthcoming events in the field of Black History.

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August 2020: Teaching British histories of race, migration and empire

With The Runnymede Trust, the IHR Library launches a new crowdsourced guide for teachers and learners on British histories of race, migration and empire.

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