News in History and Cultures Working with Heritage in Birmingham and beyond DescriptionIn celebration Heritage Open Weekend and Birmingham Heritage Week, Dr Malcom Dick shares three ways he's been working with Heritage Organisations across the West Midlands.Date:Wednesday 9 September 2020 The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women – 40 years on DescriptionDr Kate Skinner reflects for the Democracy in Africa blog on the 40th anniversary of the key international women's rights treaty, CEDAW.Date:Tuesday 18 August 2020 A-level results: confusion is the result of months of inertia and years of policy DescriptionMatt Coles writes for The Conversation.Date:Tuesday 18 August 2020 Covid-19: The End of Homelessness? DescriptionDavid Christie writes for History WorkshopDate:Thursday 6 August 2020 Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Unpacking an Age DescriptionWith Assassin's Creed: Valhalla set for launch, Liam McLeod writes for Interactive Pasts about historical accuracy in the game.Date:Thursday 6 August 2020 Eight reasons why a postgraduate History degree may be for you DescriptionConsidering your options once you graduate this summer? Here are 8 reasons why a postgraduate Master's degree in History may be your perfect next step.Date:Friday 24 July 2020 The Spartans DescriptionAndrew Bayliss's new book 'The Spartans' has been published by Oxford University Press.Date:Thursday 9 July 2020 From the Mastodon to Extinction Rebellion: Grant secured for research into the history of extinction DescriptionA senior Lecturer in Modern History in the Department of History, has been awarded a £167,000 grant from The British Academy to write Vanished, a history of extinction for Allen Lane, an imprint of Penguin Random House.Date:Tuesday 30 June 2020 Displaying 1 to 8 of 551 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next