This special issue of Auto/Biography Studies will explore #MeToo not as an isolated media flare, but as part of a wider social, cultural and historical matrix wherein auto/biographical modes and
Darwin, NT, 20 to 23 September 2024 On 5th August 1874, the SS Vidar arrived in Port Darwin with 186 indentured Chinese labourers onboard. To mark this sesquicentenary of Chinese
University of Melbourne, 2–3 August 2024 The interwar period in both Europe and Australia was a fascinating and crucial time for the re-building and reconsideration of national identity. Musical nationalism
The Editorial Board of the Australian Feminist Law Journal (AFLJ) is calling for Special Issue Proposals for the 2025 issue. The AFLJ is an international critical legal journal that publishes
University of Sydney, 11 to 13 July 2024 The 17th meeting of the Urban History/Planning History Group invites papers on all aspects of urban and planning history in Australia, Aotearoa/New
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Lilith: A Feminist History Journal is currently seeking EOIs for book reviewers to be included in its 2024 issue. The Collective currently has a list of books awaiting reviewers and
The editors of Global Histories: A Student Journal are seeking the submission of research articles, methodological and public history essays giving examples of concrete research informed by global historical perspectives
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UTS, Sydney, Tuesday 18 June 2024 This preconference explores the transnational circulation of broadcast and electronic media between the 1920s-1980s. Presentations investigate industrial infrastructures influencing media flows before satellite and
Sendagaya Campus-Tsuda University, Tokyo, 7 to 10 August 2024 In response to a number of requests, the organisers of the IFRWH Conference 2024 are extending their deadline for proposal submissions.
Studies in Oral History Journal is seeking potential reviewers of the following books: Please get in touch with the Book Reviews Editor, Gwyn McClelland at (gmcclell@une.edu.au) if you would like
Andrekos Varnava, Thomas Kehoe and Yianni Cartledge are welcoming proposals for an edited volume that will explore how fighting cancer developed in the UK, its colonies and the Commonwealth, alongside
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