Hi! This is @AlexandraBanis4 and @wikikijowska! While we say goodbye and thank you to the three outgoing @SoDesignHistory Ambassadors, @gaelwelstead , Alex Todd and @andreafoffa , we are delighted to introduce ourselves as the new DHS Ambassadors!

Calling all design history students, early career researchers, established academics and those with a general interest in design history - could you be the next guest contributor to our Provocative Places & Objects blog? Find out more: https://t.co/4I3MGYNlPe

Can you encase the ephemeral? What is the link between memory and materiality? Take a look at our latest Provocative Objects blog where guest contributor Justin Childress looks at VHS tapes as memory objects https://t.co/4I3MGYNlPe

Take a look at this month's Provocative Places blog. Guest contributor Isabella Warnham, MA student @HistoryofDesign discusses the Arab Hall @LeightonHouse_ https://t.co/2RzKrW1EFt

Read our new ‘Designing the Domestic’ blog with Priya Gupta, PhD scholar at the Faculty of Architecture at CEPT University in Ahmedabad, who discusses her research analysing the impact of state led regulations on Chandigarh’s private housing https://t.co/5UjekAEY3A

Ahead of our ‘Designing the Domestic: Innovation in the Home’ symposium, DHS Ambassador @AlexandraBanis4 met Paloma Carignani and Gabriela Gugliottella to further discuss their research paper ‘Billboard Space: Domesticity and Housing on Airbnb’ https://t.co/jh7DMKDFNd

Don't forget that tomorrow is the deadline for abstracts for our Designing the Domestic symposium

Are you a design history student? Remember there's still time to submit your abstract for our Student Forum Lightning Talks inspired by this year's conference theme Displaying Design

This month, guest contributor to the Provocative Objects series Evangeline Rouse discusses the practice and ethics of presenting and taking photographs of asylum patients in the mid-19th century https://t.co/5BWY9DuxaW

New CfP! We invite abstracts for an online symposium highlighting innovative design objects throughout history and considering how we shape objects and how they shape us in our domestic environments https://t.co/DniKgTAz1g

The DHS Student Forum invites submissions for a series of Lightning Talks to be held online on 2nd September inspired by the 2023 annual conference theme 'Displaying Design: History, Criticism and Curatorial Discourses' https://t.co/V0AVWfOFp1

Our wonderful Student Ambassador @AlexandraBanis4 is participating in this event

Call for Panel Proposals: DHS Affiliated Society Panel: 112th CAA Annual Conference, 14-17 Feb 2024, Chicago, IL https://t.co/eBw8KWUJ4V

There is still one week to submit an abstract for the 2024 DHS annual conference 'Displaying Design' (deadline Sunday 2nd April) https://t.co/HryemHIo8c

Alice Naylor, AHRC-funded Collaborative Doctoral Researcher at the University of Portsmouth and Science Museum Group reports on two live events that evoked the history of a Kenwood demonstration, supported by the DHS Outreach and Events Grant. https://t.co/L2JCcldoFR

This month, guest contributor to the Provocative Objects series Jade Lindo offers a brief glimpse into the history of Nadinola DeLuxe Bleaching Cream. https://t.co/LMuhnYf8Xa

This month, guest contributor to the Provocative Places series Monica Jae Yeon Moon explores Prince/Mercer Street in New York and the late designer Virgil Abloh. https://t.co/mxjub4GnDx

Join us in welcoming the new members of the Editorial Board of the @JoDesignHistory Dr Harriet Atkinson @HRAtkinson1 and Prof Cat Rossi @cat_rossi https://t.co/kExDlBLskK

The annual V&A/RCA History of Design MA Symposium is on 21st February. ‘In-between’ celebrates the work of the 2021 graduating cohort. Please join us - register here https://t.co/DG4ujmUvxT or scan the QR code

This month, guest contributor to the Provocative Objects series @ZarnaHart studies The Pirate and The Traders of the West Indies by William Spooner in relation to British Empire and the indoctrination of Victorian children. https://t.co/eJGdqJihU6

The recordings from the virtual seminar series "Folk Cultures" in Everyday Objects are now live on our YouTube channel. Thank you again to @wikikijowska and Claire O'Mahony for co-convening and to all our speakers and audience members for taking part! https://t.co/PWlgA4AI2Z