Women’s Committee of the Economic History Society

ehswomcom.bsky.social

15 October 2026 16:04

How can AI help (or hinder) historical research? Join us at UCL on 30 October for the EHS Women’s Committee Training Event, featuring a roundtable and a collaborative hackathon using real historical sources and datasets. Free to attend and open to all. Book here: www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...

Women’s Committee of the Economic History Society

ehswomcom.bsky.social

21 September 2026 17:03

📅 Save the date: 30 October 2026 The Women's Committee of @echistsoc.bsky.social is hosting a day-long AI Training Event. The programme includes the use of AI in economic and social history research, followed by a hands-on afternoon workshop exploring AI tools. More details soon! #EconHist #AI

Margot Finn

eicathomefinn.bsky.social

13 April 2026 17:54

Examines 'relationships between British men and their Indian bibis or companions/concubines in parts of the mofussil as examples of the gendered nature of colonial enterprises to unpack the overlaps between these projects to domesticate the margins and the intimate lives of their agents.'

Judy Stephenson

judyzara.bsky.social

13 April 2026 09:01

@ehswomcom.bsky.social our session at the @echistsoc.bsky.social #EHS100 is a study of how unity around shared interests mitigates compound discrimination. Hats off to @alkaraman.bsky.social for a great panel

Ramona Negrón

ramonanegron.bsky.social

01 December 2025 11:52

Very excited for this @ehswomcom.bsky.social conference at @ucl.ac.uk 👇