A panel of academics reflected on collaborative public history: history that is made with and by, as well as for, the public.
Professor Uekötter was featured in the Guardian’s discussion of sustainable food production.
Frank Uekötter is Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Birmingham and he discussed his work on monocultures with Sebastian Garcia.
The UK has the largest video game sector in Europe and is becoming one of the UK’s fasted growing creative sectors.
The peer-review online journal edited by the postgraduate students of the University of Birmingham for Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies.
Recording available of the Annual Fage Lecture, this year given by Kristin Mann, Professor Emerita, Department of History, Emory University.
Dr Thomas Brodie, Lecturer in 20th- Century European History, shares his experience of visiting and speaking at a conference in Nuremberg.
On Wednesday 19 October we welcomed Alexandra Hui (Mississippi State University) and enjoyed her brilliant paper on ‘Imagined Ecologies’.
Recording available of the Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures (BRIHC) and Birmingham Eighteenth-Century Centre (BECC) panel discussion.
A powerful film charting the experiences of children born of sexual violence during the conflict in Northern Uganda is premiering at the Barbican, London.
A June 2022 Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures (BRIHC) workshop, organised by Kate Skinner and Simon Yarrow.
Seminar Series on Interpretations and Representations of Breastfeeding and Infant Feeding in Pre-Modern Cultures