IHR Events Archive

Inclusive Histories partnership, that seeks to improve the publishing opportunities available for ECR history researchers from a diverse range of backgrounds.

This session seeks to help Humanities scholars think through some of the main questions associated with the application process.

In this roundtable discussion we think about the past, present and future of the history seminar whilst celebrating the book launch of Talking History.

Tom Chivers proposes London as an amphibious city whose past, present and future are fundamentally configured by the actions of water.

This online research training session will introduce participants to a wealth of resources available for researching the histories of witchcraft and magic.

This workshop aims to de-mystify the process of writing for broader audiences, discussing proposal writing, getting an agent and finding a publisher.

How is Empire integrated into the collective memory of the United Kingdom? 

This event focused on the memories of the colonial education (respectively in British Guiana and Barbados) from the speakers Joyce Trotman & Sherlene Rudder OBE

64 organisations joined us to celebrate and explore library, museum, archive and history collections from across the UK & beyond.

In this discussion we ask Ron about his motivation for collecting radical voices, why he thinks the collection matters, & what his most prized acquisitions are.

On History is the IHR's digital magazine. It publishes accessible and engaging articles that reflect contemporary issues facing the discipline and deepen public understanding of the past.

We create recordings of weekly IHR seminars, as well as of special events, panels and lectures. A podcast listing is available, with new recordings added through the year.

We are home to the UK's largest programme of research seminars dedicated to history, with over 70 meeting regularly during the academic year. All welcome, explore the directory.

Latest events, seminars, workshops, public lectures and training from the Institute of Historical Research