Lightning Talks

The Women’s History Seminar is presenting a panel of ‘lightning talks’ by PhD students who work on women's or gender history). The speakers will talk briefly about their projects, the problems they have faced, and their plans going forward.

For updates on who will be speaking, please join our circulation list by sending your request to k.boyd@blueyonder.co.uk.

All welcome- but booking is required.

Hacking the Newspaper Exchange Network: How a Poor Vermont Farmer Used His Pen-Printed Newspaper to Spread his Abolitionist, Atheist, Anti-Temperance Message in Antebellum America

Socialist-feminism and conceptualisations of work in the British Women’s Liberation Movement, c.1968-1992

From Sister to Sister: Women writing Jewish Law

Lightning Talks

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Hacking the Newspaper Exchange Network: How a Poor Vermont Farmer Used His Pen-Printed Newspaper to Spread his Abolitionist, Atheist, Anti-Temperance Message in Antebellum America

Socialist-feminism and conceptualisations of work in the British Women’s Liberation Movement, c.1968-1992

From Sister to Sister: Women writing Jewish Law