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International Federation of Public History conference in São Paulo, by Sophie Vohra
Sophie Vohra reports on her attendance, along with two other researchers from the York History department and supported by WRoCAH, at the 5th Conference of the International Federation of Public History in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Leeds Migration Stories, by David Harrison
David Harrison reports on his REP with Leeds City Museum, tracing some of the stories of early Pakistani and Sikh communities in the area.
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“A woman must have a thorough knowledge of music…” – A Musical REP at Lyme Park, by Owen Burton
Owen Burton talks about his REP experience with the National Trust, exploring gendered historical roles of upper-class amateur musicians at Lyme Park in Cheshire.
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‘When you’re a doctor can you still be our mummy?’ by Alison Horgan
Alison Horgan explains some of the challenges and rewards of the different roles and identities she negotiates as a PhD researcher and a mother.
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A Permaculture PhD, by Mary Loveday
Mary Loveday outlines twelve points, based on David Holmgren’s Permaculture design principles, for a sustainable approach to the PhD process.