Feminist Maps and Mapping Feminism: Lessons from The Women’s Atlas
Joni Seager presents her feminist classic The Women’s Atlas in discussion with a new map of the UK Women's Liberation Movement from the BOWW team.
Feminist Maps and Mapping Feminism: Lessons from The Women’s Atlas.
A unique opportunity to hear Professor Joni Seager, pioneering feminist geographer and author of the award-winning feminist classic The Women’s Atlas.
Understanding publication metrics
For doctoral researchers in all stages from all disciplines. Research staff are also welcome to book a place to attend this session.
Using reference management tools - Endnote
This practical workshop will cover the main features of Endnote.
Cartographic knowledge in the webs of empire: mapping settler colonies in mid 19th-century Britain
The knowledge networks that underpinned the making of Arrowsmith maps and their diverse contexts of use in Britain and in the colonies.
Introduction to Open Access publishing
This workshop will introduce you to Open Access (OA) publishing and what this means for you as a researcher.
When Does Biography Begin?
How can we draw, shape and write about the lives of others? What events in a subject’s life do biographies privilege? When does biography begin?
Hostile environments: A new politics of global space
Events of the last decade have underlined the limitations of formal migration controls.
Keeping up to date in your subject
For doctoral researchers in the early stages from all disciplines.