New @ahrcpress article in @SHMeditor Caring Under Fire Across Three Continents: The Hadfield-Spears Ambulance, 1941–1945 https://t.co/7mmojqVxyA @HCRI Researching the Impact of Attacks on Healthcare (RIAH).

'The Politics of Catholic humanitarian Aid: missionaries and American Relief in Algeria, 1942-47' - @TaitheModern's @ahrcpress article is available (open-access): https://t.co/JI4rw6rJQZ @FrenchHistoryUK @HCRI @colonialandtra1

HCRI is #hiring for new history project on humanitarian medicine 🩺📚 Project page ➡️ https://t.co/jokdmRTI94 We're 🔎 for: 2 x Research Associates - https://t.co/GrJ0X2DpUh & https://t.co/wjksDBbwHv 1 x Archivist - https://t.co/UB2jqsCt8Y 🗓️ Apply today (or by 21 June) 🤝

Dear all we have three new positions in Manchester for the Wellcome funded History of Humanitarian Medicine project. 2 post docs and 1 archivist: https://t.co/UV8BYWaEjO https://t.co/UV8BYWaEjO https://t.co/Eel3LaKFPQ

Just received my copy of https://t.co/g3QjIIhzK7 I am really looking forward to reading it!

"Everybody who warned Project Fear was going to happen was shouted down by the people now in power. "Before your very eyes the Government are saying the predictions were right - and it was part of our plan." @mrjamesob

Congratulations to @MargotTudor @warning_archive @UniofExeter on winning this year's Michael Nicholson Thesis Prize! Judges said "The writing is of publishable quality throughout". Margot did her PhD at @OfficialUoM. Find out more at https://t.co/iHcdVp3yL5 @UoMPolitics

So here it is: the first explicit link between government defence of imperial nostalgia and retaining Red Wall votes:

Laure is one of the most innovative historians of aid, humanitarianism, and healthcare. She also happens to be a wonderfully generous supervisor and friend. Order her new book now!

🎉 New article out with @JContHist: ‘Gatekeepers to Decolonisation: Recentring the UN Peacekeepers on the Frontline of West Papua’s Re-colonisation, 1962–3’. On peacekeepers’ role in human and civil rights violations against the Papuans. https://t.co/dTuJfGcTIC #twitterstorians

multi-tasking this afternoon as it’s my partner’s birthday tomorrow (🎂) but I couldn’t miss the @HCRInstitute roundtable on human rights and humanitarianism! fab to hear about @aljhlester’s chapter in the volume. sometimes zoom isn’t the worst thing in the world.

The European Review of History is announcing its translation prize: https://t.co/8TUtLvxkjj This year we are seeking submissions from young scholars in Arabic, Czech, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Lithuanian,Polish, Romanian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovak or Turkish.

All welcome: Humanitarianism and Human Rights: Book Launch and Roundtable Tickets, Thu 29 Apr 2021 at 15:00 | Eventbrite

Tomorrow might not be the Guy Fawkes Night you were dreaming of so why not escape into the story behind the fireworks with BBC's Gunpowder!🎆 Filmed in - you guessed it - Yorkshire! Explore the amazing locations🗺️ that helped bring history to life: https://t.co/uNXt12oZx0

Why is the notion of herd immunity not reassuring when issued by government advised by eugenics sympathisers?

A challenge to fellow historians: can we name another example in a democracy of disenfranchisement affecting 4.2 millions people in the name of freedom?

Thanks to the wonderful Peter Wilson we now have the full archive of Elizabeth Wilson including hundreds of humanitarian photographs from 1958 to the 1990s. A unique collection. Time to invest in a slde scanner!

Graduation day.

Congratulations Talita! Reading an extract of her thesis to her peers and friends after her successful viva!