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A project led by the Faculty of English at the University of Oxford is looking for contributions to a free online archive of family stories, anecdotes, memories and digitized objects relating to people’s experiences of the Second World War. Their Finest Hour, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, aims to digitally collect stories and materials related to Britain's and the Commonwealth's role in the Second World War in order to preserve them and make them freely available to the public.

With funding provided by the National Recording Preservation Foundation, the University of Alaska Fairbanks Oral History Program was able to have 59 ‘Cuttlefish Project’ magnetic audio reels digitized by a professional company.

Plenary lecture of the 1st International Humanities Society Identity Conference, December 9, 2022; 10:00-11:30 a.m.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k205glPGvgM

Scholars have written histories of public relations. Scholars have written histories of labor. Scholars had yet to bring the two histories into conversation with one another, that is until Patricia Curtin, professor at the University of Oregon, started her latest book project. Dr.

HSTM Network Ireland's 2022-23 Online Seminar Series will commence on 2 November 2022, 15.00 (GMT). The first lecture will be: Dr Elizabeth Crilly MSc. PGCE. MInstP, ‘Sir Hans Sloane – A modern day scientist?’

Details as follows:

RESEARCH SEMINAR: ISABELLE HELD

Please join us for a public lecture
“Putting Disability Studies and Pain Studies in Dialogue”
by Travis Chi Wing Lau
Friday November 4, 2022
6:30pm ET
 
Zoom registration and more information at
prescriptionpadpolitics.com
 
In-person at the
Watson Institute
Brown University
111 Thayer St.
Providence, RI
Room 155
 

The second series of Science Museum seminars on space exploration begins on Tuesday 27 September.

Robotics and AI: New Perspectives

A four-day webinar series convened by the Smithsonian’s Lemelson Center