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A note for your calendar: The 34th Women’s History Network Conference will be held on the 3 – 4 September 2026 with the theme: ‘CELEBRATING THE CENTENARY OF THE WOMEN’S LIBRARY: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF WOMEN’S HISTORY.’ It will be held at LSE Library, in conjunction with LSE, where the Women’s Library is based, and […]


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Women’s Broadcasting Histories Conference 25-26th June 2026   EXTENDED DEADLINE: 16 January 2026 The International Women’s Broadcasting Histories network is delighted to announce that it will be hosting its inaugural conference at the University of East Anglia, 25-26th June 2026. The International Women’s Broadcasting Histories (IWBH) network (formed 2021) aims to create a ...


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The Royal Academy of Music warmly invites submissions for this two-day international conference, exploring the role of women in shaping historical narratives of music across the long nineteenth century. Recognising the diversity, complexity and nuance of female engagement with musical historiographies, we invite proposals that consider the agency women exercised as performers, c...


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To support Women’s History Network members, the WHN runs a series of online writing retreats using Zoom, hosted by Dr Jill Kirby. Each week, bring along some writing you want to move forward and enjoy writing in the company of others. As in the words of one of our regular attendees: “I wasn’t sure when […]


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The Royal Academy of Music warmly invites submissions for this two-day international conference, exploring the role of women in shaping historical narratives of music across the long nineteenth century. Recognising the diversity, complexity and nuance of female engagement with musical historiographies, we invite proposals that consider the agency women exercised as performers, c...


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