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.
To book:
Keep up to date on the latest work of the Women’s Committee of the Economic History Society by following @WComEHS
Application deadline approaching!
The deadline for the EHS Research Fund for Graduate Students is 1 November
The EHS considers applications for grants up to £1,000 to help postgraduate students gather research data & source materials, including travel and accommodation expenses
More info and to apply:
ehs.org.uk/award/research-fu…
New Data Prize! Application Deadline 1 December 2026.
The EHS is pleased to offer a new biennial prize for outstanding contributions to creating, compiling, and sharing data and information in economic history.
#EHS100
Further info and to apply:
ehs.org.uk/award/data-prize/
The data or information that are the focus of the contribution must have been made freely available to be considered for the prize.
How has unemployment in the UK changed over the past 100 years?
Meredith Paker considers this as part of a series of articles in the Economics Observatory exploring economic and social changes since 1926, to mark the centenary of the EHS.
economicsobservatory.com/how…
