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9:00-9:30 am Registration & Coffee
9:30-11:30 am Panel Session
Reading Room:
- Anne Summers, Birkbeck College
Needles in Haystacks - researching relations between Christian and Jewish women in England c. 1880-1940
- Chloe Kroeter, King’s College, Cambridge
Images of Force Feeding and the Construction/Destruction of the Activist Body in the Edwardian Suffrage Movement
- Mary Clancy, National University of Ireland, Galway
Analysis of Philippa Fawcett’s Diary of a visit to Ireland with her mother (MGF). 4-14 April, 1893. (7MGF/B/07)
Life Histories:
- Paul Merchant, British Library
Laboratories and Landscapes: the life stories of female Earth scientists
- Jaci Eisenberg, Graduate Institute, Geneva
Towards a prosopography of American women in international Geneva, 1919-1939
- Anne Devenish, University of Oxford
Relocating the nation within transnational histories: an alternative reading of Indian citizenship in the international careers of Rajkumari Amrit Kaur (WHO) and Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (UN)
Sexualities:
- Susan Morgan, University of Chichester
Sex and Common-Sense: Maude Royden and the making of modern sexuality
- Timothy Jones, University of Glamorgan
Union in 'one-flesh': Changing dynamics of subordination in Anglican marriage discourse before 1957
- Jacqueline deVries, Augsburg College
Youth and Sex: Science, Religion and Sex Education in Early Twentieth-Century Britain
Ethnicity/Race:
- Jane Carey, Monash University
Promoting Whiteness: Race, Science and the Middle-class Women’s Movement in Australia, Transnational Perspectives 1902-1930s
- Anna Cole, Goldsmiths, University of London
Twenty years on: Feminism’s ‘three body problem’
- Natalie Thomlinson, University of Cambridge
The feminist who wasn’t there: ‘race’, the second wave, and the politics of history
Politics:
- Ruth Cohen, Independent Scholar
Bringing the new Jerusalem to Lancashire: ideals and activism in the Women's Co-operative Guild in the 1890s
- Vanessa Sherriffs, University of Northumbria
Birth Control and Labour's Silence, 1918-1939
- Ruth Mather, University of York
'We are but women': The Emergence of Female Reform Societies in Early Industrial Lancashire
- Bridget Yates, University of Gloucestershire
'Fairy Lamps in a Dark Field': The Women's Institutes and Village History in the Interwar Period
Women’s Movements:
- Natalia Gafizova, Ivanova State University
Patriotism and internationalism in self-conception of Russian women's movements: national and transnational levels
- Claire Marie Quentin, Trinity College Dublin
Revising the historical narrative: women and political activism in mid-twentieth century Germany and Ireland
- Sophie Skelton, University of Birmingham
British Women's Organisations' Contribution to the International Women's Movement, 1945-1965
11:30 am-12:00 pm Coffee
12:00-12:45 pm Keynote & Farewell: Caroline Bressey Geographies of Belonging: White Women and Black History
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