St Clair Drake and the Transatlantic Ecologies of Race Relations

All welcome – This event is free, but booking is required.
Please note that bookings for this event will close 24 hours in advance, to allow the convenors to distribute the meeting link.

‘I verily say to you, that had he been within reach and I had the means I would have done what Ruth Ellis did.’ Sympathy and the construction of ordinary sexual selfhoods in the campaign to reprieve Ruth Ellis from the death penalty

Using participatory research to locate female activism in mid-twentieth century Britain: the Soroptimists International of Great Britain and Ireland

Irish Nurses in the NHS: an oral history

St Clair Drake and the Transatlantic Ecologies of Race Relations

Other events

‘I verily say to you, that had he been within reach and I had the means I would have done what Ruth Ellis did.’ Sympathy and the construction of ordinary sexual selfhoods in the campaign to reprieve Ruth Ellis from the death penalty

Using participatory research to locate female activism in mid-twentieth century Britain: the Soroptimists International of Great Britain and Ireland

Irish Nurses in the NHS: an oral history