British Colonial History

Dear all, 

The 64th Annual Catholic Record Society Conference takes place 11th-13th July at Bar Convent in York, UK and online. We have speakers from around the world speaking on diverse topics across British and Irish Catholic Studies, including lay and religious Catholic women's history; material culture; colonialism and imperialism; Catholic missions; and the intersection of Catholicism and the political state. 

Key speakers

Maria Power (Blackfriars Hall, Oxford University)

Kieran Taylor (University of Stirling, UK)

Dear all, 

The 64th Annual Catholic Record Society Conference takes place 11th-13th July at Bar Convent in York, UK and online. We have speakers from around the world speaking on diverse topics across British and Irish Catholic Studies, including lay and religious Catholic women's history; material culture; colonialism and imperialism; Catholic missions; and the intersection of Catholicism and the political state. 

Key speakers

Maria Power (Blackfriars Hall, Oxford University)

Kieran Taylor (University of Stirling, UK)

Dear Colleagues,

CFP: Call for Submissions for Emerging Scholars and Article Prizes
Nineteenth Century Studies Association (NCSA)

2022 Annual Meeting of  the Society for the History of Discoveries

We are pleased to announce that registration for the first ever, hybrid 64^th Annual Catholic Record Society Conference is now live! 

Join us in person at the Bar Convent, York (UK) or online from Monday 11^th July to Wednesday 13^th July by registering on Eventbrite here: https://bit.ly/CRSYork22

All in-person and livestream tickets include the cost of a complimentary video download of the conference. 

CQHA ONLINE METHODOLOGY SESSIONS: JUNE 2022 

Please join the Conference of Quaker Historians and Archivists (CQHA) on three days in June, for a set of virtual sessions foregrounding expanded approaches to the study of Quaker history and culture. 

2022 NACBS-Huntington Library Fellowship 

The North American Conference on British Studies, in collaboration with the Huntington Library, offers annually the NACBS-HUNTINGTON LIBRARY FELLOWSHIP to aid in dissertation research in British Studies using the collections of the library.  The amount of the fellowship is $3500.  A requirement for holding the fellowship is that the time of tenure be spent in residence at the Huntington Library.  The time of residence varies, but may be as brief as one month.