The Australian Academy of the Humanities Travelling Fellowships offer grants of up to $4000 to support Australian early career researchers in the humanities undertake research overseas. The David Phillips Travelling
Congratulations to Roy Hay for the publication of Aboriginal People and Australian Football in the Nineteenth Century: They Did Not Come from Nowhere, Cambridge Scholarly Publishing, 2019). The book tells
A reminder that abstracts for the 2019 AHA conference are due on the 28 February 2019. The call for papers for affiliated conference streams at the 2019 AHA Conference in Toowoomba are also
Canberra, ACT – At the 37th annual Australian Historical Association Conference at the Australian National University (2-6 July 2018), a panel offered advice to post-graduates and early career researchers on
PhD scholarship in the project, ‘Merchants and Museums: The Natural History Trade’. University of Wollongong, Sydney and Melbourne with the Australian Museum. The candidate would join a project that aims
Congratulations to Joy Damousi and Judith Smart for the publication of their new edited book Contesting Australian History: Essays in Honour of Marilyn Lake (Monash University Publishing, 2019). The chapters
Convenor Meg Foster is seeking postgraduate and early career researchers exploring the history of settler colonialism to present their research at one of a series of workshops at the University
Congratulations to Dr Ian Willis who was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia, General Division (OAM) in the 2019 Australia Day Honours! This award recognised his service to
11-13 September 2019, University of Leeds The International Society for First World War Studies is delighted to announce its 11th conference, to be held at the University of Leeds in
26-28 June, ANU Gender Institute Canberra This conference explores the intersection of gender equality and academic evaluation of excellence, with a specific focus on the Humanities and Social Science (HASS)
In summary, the successful applicant will join a team of five researchers working on the Australian Research Council-funded project, ‘Fatherhood: an Australian History, 1919-2019’. She or he will be supervised by
The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media has recently announced the launch of a new digital history project, The Pilbara Aboriginal Strike. Working with two historians, Bain Attwood and
Congratulations to Timothy Verhoeven for the publication of Secularists, Religion and Government in Nineteenth-Century America (Palgrave, 2019). Drawing on petitions to Congress, the book investigates a series of grassroots mobilisations in favour of a secular
Studies in Transnationalism is a new series designed by Series Editor Jatinder Mann to advance the publication of interdisciplinary research in transnationalism from scholars in history, literature, politics, sociology, geography,
Please note the following three important items from Oral History Australia, and circulate them to your networks, colleagues and friends First, the Deadline for submissions to present at our biennial Oral
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