ARC-funded project. Focus-concept of 'resilient humanitarianism' via historical investigation of League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
Adelaide, South Australia
Joined April 2019
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Thank you all. Mighty pleased to have been (virtually) part of the event of this ever richer "coalition of the willing". @AidHistoryCan @redcrosscanada
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I am in Geneva presenting at the conference "The League of the #RedCross Societies @ifrc: Historical Perspectives," June 15, 14:15, part of @Resilienthum project. Perhaps the largest Red Cross history meeting in many years. The program 👇 – at Geneva, Switzerland
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📢📢 @AidHistoryCan is very pleased to present our new series, "CNHH Presents: Essential Reads in..." edited by member Sarah Glassford who has started us off with 🥁 "Essential Reads in the History of Humanitarianism." aidhistory.ca/cnhh-presents-…
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Thank you @Resilienthum for posting my small recording 'Understanding the history of the Ethiopian 🇪🇹 Red Cross Society, on each side of the Cold War' sites.flinders.edu.au/resili… @redcrosscanada @IAS_Carleton @CAAS_ACEA @AidHistoryCan @ICRC_library @Nassisse1
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BREAKING NEWS: THE AHA CONFERENCE IS MOVING ONLINE!
Alas we cannot host you all in Sydney in late November. Bummer! Registration is now open for online participation.
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Stay tuned for a great conference, and COVID allowing, some local informal events!
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With a great line up of speakers including @ludivine_broch @elisabmpiller @boyd_vandijk @JulieGac @juliairwin @SFinScotland @ValerieDeacon1 @Resilienthum and many non twitter historians ! Get in touch with us if you like to join us or present a paper.
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CFP - New approaches to the history of Medical Care, Humanitarianism and Violence during the 'long' Second World War, 1931 - 1953. Online Seminar Series 2021/2022 @ahrcpress @UoMhistdept @HCRInstitute @TaitheModern @Hist_HumbertLau ⬇️
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🚨 New Seminar Alert! 🚨 We're focusing this month on non-academic careers: What possibilities are there? Where should you look? Can you keep in contact with the academy while working outside of it? It's on Fri 16 July, 4-6pm, and registration is open now! ahaecr.wordpress.com/2021/06…
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Very much enjoyed the first day of @Resilienthum The Red Cross Movement, Voluntary Organisations and Reconstruction in Western Europe in the 20th century symposium looking at aftermath of #FWW. Today looking forward to hearing @RosieCresswell @ChristineErinWL among others on #SWW
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What a great day to register for the June Conference! Friday 18th June, 9am-5pm, SSS145, lunch provided. Keynote Speaker: Matt Fitzpatrick. Link below, or scan QR code on poster. The program tba shortly. We can't wait to see you all there!
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📢 EXTENDED DEADLINE | AHA 2021 CONFERENCE CALL FOR PAPERS
The CFP is still open for the Australian Historical Association’s annual conference #AHA2021. Propose a paper exploring the unfinished business of history by 18 June!
More info at: ahaconference2021.com/
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Applications for our travel and writing bursaries are open! The bursary provides postgrads with financial assistance, workshops and mentoring to attend the AHA's annual conference and turn their paper into a journal article.
Applications due 15 June
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Started in 1914 and still going strong 💪, we couldn’t do it without you – our #volunteers, members and supporters. Thanks Australia! ❤️❤️❤️
#RedCrossConnecting on 📺 @Channel9
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Nominations and applications for Oral History Australia's three biennial awards are now open. Find out more at: oralhistoryaustralia.org.au/…. The closing date is 1 August 2021.
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Our Skills for New Historians seminar on book proposals, featuring speakers @NathanHollier @melanieopp1 and @Keating_JW, is on tomorrow! Be sure to register today if you'd like to attend. Details below.
Thrilled to announce the second ECR/HDR Skills for New Historians Seminar, on Book Proposals! Join @NathanHollier @melanieopp1 and @Keating_JW as they talk all things book proposals. It's on 30 March, 3-5pm rego open now. Info at the blog! #twitterstorians ahaecr.wordpress.com/2021/03…
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An Ethiopian Red Cross ambulance unit during the Italian War of Aggression, 1936.
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#OTD in 1948, Elsa Brändström died. She was known as the "Angel of Siberia" for introducing basic medical treatment for German and Austrian Prisoners of War whilst working for the Swedish Red Cross in #WW1. Find out more about her here: encyclopedia.1914-1918-onlin…
#Histnursing
ALT Black and white image of a nurse with a red cross on her shoulder
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Latest online exhibition I have curated for @BritishRedCross on the history of #vaccination from smallpox to #COVID19Vaccine, featuring objects from the Red Cross, @sciencemuseum and @ExploreWellcome
Did you know the British Red Cross has been involved in mass vaccination campaigns since the Second World War?
Our new online exhibition, 'Vaccination: a history of saving lives', showcases objects from key moments in history, from smallpox to Covid-19. 👉bit.ly/VaccinesOnlineExhibit…
ALT Photos of historical objects with the title 'Vaccination: a history of saving lives.'
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For #ZeroDiscrimination day, a look at the #RedCross #RedCrescent Movement’s first plan of action against racism and racial discrimination, put forward by the IFRC in 1973 : library.icrc.org/library/sea…
📷 François Martin / ICRC
