annaannawalsh.bsky.social
Contemporary historian. Interested in migration, cities and towns, visual and material cultures, 20th century buildings, photography, leisure centres, pubs, creative methodologies, Irish and British history and oral history. Liverpool.
👤 Joined on 17 October 2023
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💥 WOAHHH! Floored to have won a Philip Leverhulme Prize @leverhulme.ac.uk Reminded again of Raph Sam - ‘history is a social form of knowledge; the work in any given instance of a thousand different hands’ & feeling wildly lucky to have such wonderful & generous friends, mentors, & colleagues ❤️🔥
Show PostAt the very least Iraola’s Reds are not boring!
Show PostWonderful to see this today - a massive win for humanities research in Ireland and its importance in the wider world!
Show PostI’ve walked 6.2 miles today, including quite a sprained ankle workout at Greenway. I also walked along a half-mile breakwater at Brixham and back, then a very blustery stroll along Goodrington Sands in Paignton.
Show Postand the thing is, most of those people still alive experienced Windrush basically at the point of their lives as they experienced the Second World War, in their teens or early childhood
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