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This post by Alexandra Leigh (City University) is the first in a series of reflections linked to the Research Resilience event organised by History UK and The National Archives’ Higher Education Archive Programme (HEAP). You can find out more about the panel Continue reading Research Resilience reflection 1: Distributing the archive
History UK and The National Archives’ Higher Education Archive Programme (HEAP) are teaming up to explore how archivists and historians have adapted their research projects and ways of working as a result of closures and restrictions on access. We are Continue reading Research Resilience – Call for Contributions
History UK and The National Archives have teamed up to co-host a Twitter chat that asks how historians and archivists can work together in a COVID landscape. We invite members of the History and Archives communities to join the discussion. Continue reading Historians and Archivists in conversation, Twitter chat: Thursday 9 July at 2pm (BST)
The National Archives is setting up a Manorial Documents Research mailing list, following their successful conference in September – ‘Manorial Documents: past, present and into the future’. By subscribing to the mailing list, you will join a network of researchers Continue reading Sign up to TNA’s Manorial Documents Research mailing list
The National Archives and History UK Come Together: Developing collaboration between archives services and Higher Education Where: Venues and dates across England and Wales (for details see below) Cost: Free (funded) Audience: Archive staff, academics, and higher education staff considering, Continue reading Forthcoming HUK events in 2019: Developing collaboration between archives services and Higher Education
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