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Burns Night Tonight. Margaret Morris Dancer's performing to the Skye Boat Song at Ted Shawn's Theatre, in Jacob's Pillow, U.S.A in 1954, from the book, Margaret Morris, Creation in Dance and Life, written by Margaret herself.
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We are so excited to be working with the @britgolfmuseum on this exciting @artfund project that will really look at how we can improve museum experiences for #neurodiverse people. bdaily.co.uk/articles/2021/0…
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Wonderful to see #SeaShanties taking social media by storm at the moment. On @TobarDualchais you can hear recordings from The People's Festival Ceilidh of 1953, where Ewan MacColl described the tradition of Shanties and performed some examples. SA1953.242 tobarandualchais.co.uk/en/se…
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More exciting news about our @WHN_WM and @BritSportHisSoc conf. #WomenInSport, Nov. 6 2021. The keynote address ‘“All work and no play makes a dull wife and a tired mother”: Women and Sport in SWW Britain’ will be delivered by @RafNicholson & @matthew_mtaylor
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Following the announcement by the Scottish Government of a national lockdown from 5th January 2021, the CRC has moved to a remote-only service to support essential teaching and research activities ed.ac.uk/is/crc
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Instead of streaming the same old "Nutcrackers" this year, we'd recommend exploring something outside of the usual male-choreographed, big city productions...
Here's a selection of programs that might give you your women in dance fix this December!
dancedataproject.com/holiday…
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Lori Watson plays "Banks of Spey" on William Marshall's fiddle (MIMEd 03... youtu.be/AeDi-tvPgs0 via @YouTube – at Edinburgh, Scotland
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Lori Watson plays Tain in the Rain on a Stroh violin (MIMEd 4533) from c... youtu.be/mlyV_aInwlA via @YouTube – at Edinburgh, Scotland
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"The Left-handed fiddler" by James Scott Skinner. Lori Watson on a violi... youtu.be/zpThLiza7QI via @YouTube – at Edinburgh, Scotland
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The project's latest blogpost is now live and explores the contents of a survey of the mental health of the population of Dumfriesshire in the Scottish Borders in the late 1940s.
libraryblogs.is.ed.ac.uk/soc…
#mentalhealth
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This year is the centenary of the Scottish and British Associations of Social Workers. Our new online exhibition highlights some of the previous Social Study students at Edinburgh University:
libraryblogs.is.ed.ac.uk/soc…
@CRC_EdUni @BASW_UK @ScotsSW @explorearchives
#socialwork
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A reminder that the call for papers is open for the #DCDC21 Conference. We are especially interested in hearing from early-career #academics and #researchers who have new and innovative ideas for this year’s conference. #Collections #HistDay20 Learn more bit.ly/3lPx50u
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Join us on 10 December for a virtual behind-the-scenes look at the geological collection of Sir Charles Lyell and his connection with #Darwin and #climatechange research.
eventbrite.co.uk/e/mapping-a…
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We are pleased to announce that our special issue, “Women in Sport History: Ten Years On,” is now available.
bit.ly/2IPTD2x
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Have you ever heard of Hugh de Giffard’s Goblin Ha’? Archivist Aline talks more about this mysterious Scottish castle in a very seasonal blog featuring witchcraft, hobgoblins and medieval manuscripts: tinyurl.com/MS186GoblinHa
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It’s World Digital Preservation Day! Our Digital Archivist @sdaythomson coordinates the long-term archiving of digital materials in our collections. Learn more from @DPC_Chat‘s topical note bit.ly/2TXyWnn & follow #WDPD2020 today for #digipres magic all over the world!
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Read about the history of St. Kilda and our Robert Atkinson photographic collection from The Scotsman.
The collection is available to view online via the University of Edinburgh's Images Collection tinyurl.com/yy5ac6v7
They show traces of a life once lived – and a life once abandoned
trib.al/aKQKmgB
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Canadian Association of Social Workers, Purposes and Objects, undated. From the papers of Professor John Spencer.
#socialwork
#socialworkers
#socialworkhist
@CASW_ACTS
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Our new MOOC starts today! It's free and for anyone interested in gender/sex history. It features insights from brilliant scholars from around the world, including from @womenslibrary & @smithsonian. Sign up and spread the word! @GUGENDERHISTORY futurelearn.com/courses/a-gl… 1/























