
Historian of modern Britain and colonial South Asia, postdoc @ University of Bristol (@ellencssmith.bsky.social)
Birmingham
Joined June 2017
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Not the best weather, but reflecting on a warm welcome from my new academic home @UoBrisHistory last week, to mark the start of my research postdoc. Project explores the social, economic and cultural value/experience of writing in colonial South Asia
So happy to hear that my @GenderHistory article has been awarded the 2024 @RoyalHistSoc Alexander Prize. Started as a Masters thesis and refined into an article with the wonderful support of @sysgak & Kate Smith @historyleic. Judges are far too kind here: royalhistsoc.org/prizes/alex…
Great to receive David Manning's new 'Talking History' volume in the post recently where myself and @RachelBynoth appear in a roundtable discussion about the past, present and future of @ihr_history seminar culture in the UK. Open access out now! uolpress.co.uk/book/talking-…
The most wonderful post-PhD celebrations with the loveliest people @sysgak, Kate Smith & @MariaChiaraScu
Exciting and bittersweet month for me, I submitted my #PhD thesis 🥳and started as Teaching Fellow in British Social History @HyPIRUoL who have already made me feel so welcome! 🥳🥳 #history #phdchat #twitterstorians
Delighted to share the programme for the @LeicsIAS one-day conf. 'Personal Writing' 14 April @HyPIRUoL with a very special keynote by @EadaoinAgnew. We have limited spaces available to attend (free); please message me or email [email protected] for a space. Do join us!
If anyone is near @ihr_history, Senate House this evening - do come along to my paper at the wonderful #WomensHistory Seminar. I'll be uncovering histories of the women in the Beck family in Aligarh and London...
Starting to look ahead to my paper at the @ihr_history Women's History Seminar next week. I'll be sharing some exciting new finds from my thesis, inc. British women's work at Aligarh in the C19th, the story of Madan Lal Dhingra in London in the 1900s & and how they're connected.
🚨🚨 ✨#CFP please retweet! Delighted to be holding an in-person one-day conf. @HyPIRUoL 14 Apr supported by @LeicsIAS 'Personal Writing and Textual Practices in the British Empire, C19th-20th' w. @IpshitaNath author & postdoc fellow @usask. Submissions: [email protected]
From Anglo-Indian/'Eurasian' experiences to the sexual identity of the imperial elite - Dorothy's letters reveal so much about interwar Britain, India and the wider empire. Can't wait to discuss this further at the wonderful @CamCulturalHist tonight.
😍 Finally!
After eighteenth months of working together on so many projects, including @IHRHistoryLab seminars and @DistantCommuni1 @EllenCSSmith and I have finally met in person!! At Cadbury World no less!!! 😍🍫













