Hannah Gould and Gwyn McClelland are developing an edited book which aims to take histories of scent seriously. They are calling for contributions to an innovative multi-disciplinary collection that explores the interconnections
This prize is awarded every two years by the Australian Women’s History Network to an early career historian for the best article or chapter in any field of women’s history,
In recognition of the widespread disruptions caused by Covid-19, the AHA and NAA are extending the due date for the NAA/AHA Postgraduate Scholarship. Applications are now due Friday 17th April
3-4 November 2020, Gender Institute ANU This conference will discuss the meanings of intersectionality in feminist analysis and emerging gender politics. It will consider the power of the concept to
Each year the Association for Women in Slavic Studies awards three Heldt Prizes: best book by a woman in any area of Slavic/East European/Eurasian Studies; best book in Slavic/East European/Eurasian
CHG is a federally funded grants program which offers grants of up to $15,000 to assist in preserving cultural heritage collections of national significance. Not-for-profit organisations, such as historical societies,
As a result of COVID-19, there are three urgent matters arising relating to the Australian Historical Association. AHA Annual Conference 2020 It is with great regret that, given the latest developments
Congratulations to Marion Stell and Heather Reid for the publication of Women in Boots: Football and Feminism in the 1970s (Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2020). The work adds the football field to sites of protest and
In recognition of the widespread disruptions caused by the Corona virus, the AHA is extending the due date for the Jill Roe Prize. Applications are now due Friday 17th April
9-14 November 2020, Bathurst, NSW The theme of the 26th annual AMHA conference is ‘Diversity: Dig into Mining History and Heritage.’ The Bathurst region is the cradle of early copper mining in NSW and
1-4 December 2020, University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji ‘Oral traditions contain a close approximation of the past as lived, experienced and understood in the people’s own words long
Applications are now open for the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) Special Research Initiative (SRI) for projects addressing Australian history, culture and society. Applications must be submitted via the ARC’s Research Management System,
Congratulations to Liz Rushen for the publication of John Marshall: shipowner, Lloyd’s reformer and emigration agent (Anchor Books Australia, 2020). The work is a biography of one of the most active British emigration agents of the
Congratulations to Kerry King for the publication of A Lesser Species of Homicide: Death, Drivers and the Law (UWA Publishing, 2020). The work is an interdisciplinary study, drawing on socio-legal and historical studies, law and criminology,
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