Panel Session

• Naomi Hetherington, Birkbeck College:
  The Seventh Wave of Humanity: Hysteria and Moral Evolution in Sarah Grand’s The Heavenly Twins
• Judith Bourne, London Metropolitan University:
  Helena Normanton: An Undiscovered Life
• Red Chidgey, London Southbank University
  Re-Assess Your Weapons: The Making of Feminist Memory in DIY Feminist Zines
  

• Ruth Watts, University of Birmingham
  Twenty Years On: Rational Dissent, Unitarianism and women as citizens
• Ruth Davidson, Independent Scholar
  'The New Social Outlook': Faith, Politics and Civic Activism of Quaker Women, Croydon and East Surrey, 1900-1939
• Julie Carlier, Ghent University
  Feminism and Catholicism in continental Western-European historiography, reconsidering the terms. A case study of the transnational genesis of Le Féminisme Chrétien de Belgique (ca. 1900)

• Erin Gill, Aberystwyth University
  Eve Balfour: Charismatic Leader, New Age believer
• Jayeeta Bagchi, Jadavpur University, Kolkata
  Problems of Writing Women’s Life Histories
• Amanda Milburn, Swansea University
  'The micro-study to complement the macro-framework': Merthyr Tydfil and the Shropshire Coalfield, 1841-1881

• Marta del Moral Vargas, LSE
  The Feminine Socialist Group of Madrid, Spain (1906-1927): Pioneering in constructing an only-women political forum
• Sheena Evans, Independent Scholar
  Janet Vaughan and Spanish Medical Aid: how typical, by comparison with her female medical and scientific contemporaries, was one woman's commitment to political activism in the 1930s?
• Helen McCarthy, Queen Mary, University of London
  What can gender bring to histories of diplomacy and international relations?

• Nancy Rosoff, Rutgers University-Camden
  Sociability and Space in Schoolgirl Stories
• Caitriona Clear, National University of Ireland, Galway
• Woman’s Life, Woman’s Way: Irish-produced magazines and their readers in the 1950s and 60s
• Lowri Newman, University of Glamorgan
  Defining and Contesting Definitions: The Labour Woman magazine, 1911-1918

• Kirsten MacLeod, University of the West of Scotland
  You Play Your Part: Women's History via Participatory Media - A Glasgow Example
• Maud Ann Bracke, University of Glasgow
  'Our first discovery was our housework'. The transnational trajectory of feminist debate surrounding housework: Italy, Britain, North America (1960's-70s)
• Sarah Browne, University of Nottingham
  Responding to Working Women: the Women's Liberation Movement in Scotland

• Sheila Hanlon, The Women’s Library Vera Douie Fellow / London Metropolitan University
  Cycles of History: The Bicycle and New Interpretations of Women's Suffrage History
• Gemma Romain, The Women’s Library Vera Douie Fellow / London Metropolitan University
  Exploring Interwar Black British Histories within the Women's Library
• Mary Coghill, London Metropolitan University
  'The Woman Clerk': the Journal of the Association of Women Clerks (AWKS) and 'The Women Worker': an alternative view of women's association and culture in the 1920s.

• Naomi Lloyd, University of British Columbia
  Victorian Evangelicalism and the Making of Same-Sex Desire
• Caroline Derry, London Metropolitan University
  Lesbians and legislation: the Criminal Law Amendment Bill 1921 and the Civil Partnership Act 2004
• Tanya Cheadle, University of Glasgow
  Realizing an 'earthly paradise of love' in late-Victorian Edinburgh: the sexual ethics and intimate life of Patrick Geddes
• Rachael Attwood, University College London
  Re-scripting Sexual Exploitation: The Belgian 'White Slavery' Scandal c1879-1882

• Katharina Rowold, London Metropolitan University
  Johanna Haarer meets Frederick Truby King: Or, When is a Baby Care Manual an Instrument of National Socialism?
• Katherine Holden, University of the West of England
  'She's difficult because you left her at this age': maternal relationships in upper-middle class families in early twentieth-century Britain
• Angela Davis, University of Warwick
  Still a role for mother? The shaing of knowledge on maternity between mothers and daughers in Britain, c. 1970-1990
• Meghan Goodeve, Courtauld Institute of Art
  'In some ways Mother, in some ways Communist': Sculptures of Maternity by Betty Rea

• Tilly Vriend et al., Institute for Women's History, Aletta, Netherlands
  Core feminist texts in Europe online: the FRAGEN project

• Margaretta Jolly, University of Sussex; Rachel Cohen, University of Sussex; Polly Russell; Lizzie Thynne, University of Sussex
  Sisterhood and After: The Women's Liberation Oral History Project Year Two

• Sarmistha Dutta Gupta, Independent Scholar
  Gender, Culture and Political Women in Late-Colonial India
• Claire Midgley, Sheffield Hallam University
  Western women in eastern eyes: perspectives from a nineteenth-century Bengali women's journal
• Carolyn Eichner, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
  Feminism, Imperialism, and Anti-Semitism in France, 1860 to 1914
• Marissa Johnson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
  Gendering the Immigrant Experience: Arab Women in New York, 1990-2010

• Carol Osborne, Leeds Metropolitan University
  The State of Play: Sport in Women’s History
• Krisztina Robert, Roehampton University
  Constructing a 'Home Front' for Women: Gender, Space and the Female Volunteer Corps in First World War Britain
• Natalia Sarata, Women’s Space Foundation / Fundacja Przestrzen Kobiet, Krakow, Poland
  Following in the footsteps of Krakow sisters of Virginia Woolf
• Ritika Prasad, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
  Women, Mobility and Railway Spaces in Colonial India