Latest posts tagged with #MigrationHistory on Bluesky
The book in question - pink cover with white letters.
I do not get to practice my speciality as a migration historian too often these days. But today I'm re-reading Leslie Page Moch's excellent book Moving Europeans in preparation for a lecture tomorrow & I am very happy ❤️ #academicsky #migrationhistory #museumlife
voice that provide insight into the motivations, resources and everyday practices of the so-called ‘invaders’.
#modernhistory #sinti #roma #migration #migrationhistory
📷 Liverpool University Library Special Collections, with permission
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Venez découvrir le 25 janvier les recherches actuelles sur l’histoire des #migrations à #Dudelange et, plus largement, dans la région minière
www.uni.lu/c2dh-fr/even...
#migrationhistory #cdmh
Und noch ein CfP des @dhi-paris.fr: "Doing #MigrationHistory with Digital Methods". Summer School 2026 in Paris, deadline: 15 January 2026. #MigHist #DigHum: dhdhi.hypotheses.org/12659
New chapter added to the Minett Stories online exhibition: “Brothers in Exile” – a gripping graphic novel about three Italian brothers whose lives intertwined with the Minett region and global migration histories.
Explore the story 👉 minett-stories.lu/en/story/bro...
#migrationhistory #storytelling
Mediterraneans?
If you are in Florence on 25 November, join a lecture by Mathieu Grenet on mobility, connectivity, and belonging in the #earlymodern Mediterranean 👉 loom.ly/mWsQzL8
📣 #MigrationHistory #MediterraneanHistory
CfP "Doing #MigrationHistory with Digital Methods", #DigHum #MigHist, am @dhi-paris.fr: www.hsozkult.de/event/id/eve....
🔗 Relive the lecture and explore the transcript here: bit.ly/48lnMjl
#MigrationHistory #Inclusion #MigrationMuseum
Today on the blog we’re exploring how cultural context, historical geography, and regional record sets can help uncover the deeper stories behind our ancestors’ lives.→https://tinyurl.com/3sh3cm5n
#EchoesOfKin #EthnicGenealogy #FamilyHistory #GenealogyResearch #CulturalHeritage #MigrationHistory
CFP: Doing Migration History with Digital Methods.
🔥Come and join us in Paris next year for the sommer school at the @dhiparis from June 22-26, 2026.
🖥️Rethink how digital sources reshape migration history, from research questions to methods and narratives, while tackling bias and meeting legal […]
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#chinesehistory #qingdynasty #transnationalism #migrationhistory #exile #pacificworld #mexicanhistory #latinamericanhistory #openaccess
This is an open access book! brill.com/display/titl...
A detail from CBL In 12.19, an illustrated manuscript, known as 'the birth of Kamrup' produced in Murshidabad, c. 1755-60. It shows five women in total, dressed in sumptuous, patterned clothing and extensive jewellery, in various seated and standing positions. The central figure, under an ornate arch, cradles a swaddled infant (Kamrup) and gazes down at him.
Interested in the history of women, workers, caregivers or empire? Do we have the Zoom talk for you!
Join Dr Arunima Datta for 'Travelling Ayahs, Migration and Care Labour in the Age of Empire' on November 12 at 6pm GMT / noon CST. Book here: ow.ly/ZMHM50XeN2g
#labourhistory #migrationhistory
Human migrations from Asia to the Americas began over 22,000 years ago—by sea, and later across the Bering land bridge. But dogs didn’t arrive immediately. Their journey was separate. And mysterious. #Zooarchaeology #MigrationHistory
Categorising human mobilities
On 21 October at 15:00 CEST, join a workshop with Christiane Reinecke on the terminology used in the study of human mobility 👉 loom.ly/3hh1nfM
🌐 Open to online participants
Organised by our Mobilities in History working group 👉 loom.ly/1UfzVsk
📣 #MigrationHistory
Our researcher Fotis Papadopoulos defends his #PhD thesis on the history of Greek communities in colonial Zimbabwe and Tanganyika, 1890s-1960s 👉 loom.ly/H0qb3FE
🎓 #MigrationHistory #ColonialHistory #skystorians
I really enjoyed our panel. Didi's and my paper both explored the characteristics and "usefulness" of fictional and fabricated sources and emphasized that Jewish history is also part of German-American history. Many thanks to @drjanaweiss.bsky.social for providing the comment! #migrationhistory
A Slave between Empires: A Transimperial History of North Africa
M’hamed Oualdi
newbooksnetwork.com/mhamed-ouald... #historiesofslavery #migrationhistory #tunisianhistory #italianhistory #identity #historiesofexile
Anfang des gedruckten Artikels
Mit dem Deutschen #Auswandererhaus #Bremerhaven öffnete heute vor 20 Jahren das erste #Museum in der BRD zum Thema #Migration. Für uns besucht & besprochen hat es damals:
▶ Joachim Baur, Ein #Migrationsmuseum der anderen Art. Das Deutsche Auswandererhaus […]
[Original post on openbiblio.social]
Evening, #GenHour! 🚨 Just 2 days to go!
🌐 Join us for My Ancestor was an ‘Alien’ with @juliegoucher.bsky.social
📅 Sat 12 July | Online
Discover records of aliens, immigration & naturalisation in family history.
👉 Book: portal.sog.org.uk/Ev...
#Genealogy #FamilyHistory #MigrationHistory
A group of people is gathered around a large installation table covered with colourful patterned tiles, engaging in an activity. The setting is the Migration Museum, with black-and-white historical photographs on the walls in the background. One woman in the foreground is smiling at the camera, while the others are intently looking at or touching the tiles on the table.
Join us on 9 July to explore how museums can engage with migration and Empire histories in nuanced, and locally relevant ways — through the lens of learning programmes and education practice.
Photo: University of Greenwich
#MuseumEducation #MigrationHistory #EmpireHistory #DecolonisingMuseums
Mariage Ban, 29 May 1655
Drawing of the Old Church, 1650, Abraham Beerstraten
Today 370 years ago 26 year old Christoffel Dio from Goa 'Black' and Anna Christovi van Angola (17) registered their marriage in the Old Church in Amsterdam. #Amsterdam750 #blackhistory #migrationhistory
Deadline extended to June 8, 2025! The workshop @ghiwashington.bsky.social will bring scholars to discuss the use of audio[visual] sources and the development of innovative methodologies for their study and dissemination. #migrationhistory #digitalhistory
Violence at European borders
If you are in Florence on 29 May, join a masterclass with Didier Fassin on conceptions of violence in the context of the current migration flows in the Italo-French Alpine borderlands 👉 buff.ly/6h26GZQ
Organised by @inthiseui.bsky.social
📣 #MigrationHistory
A recent meeting in Lacey sparked a transformative conversation on Asian American history, revealing how migration and empire intertwine with identity and liberation struggles.
Learn more here
#LaceyThurstonCounty #WA #CulturalIdentity #CitizenPortal #AntiColonialMovements #MigrationHistory
Research on the move
On 30 April at 10:00 CEST, join a workshop organised by our Migration and Mobility Working Group and the Mobility & Humanities Centre for Advanced Studies of the University of Padua, Italy 👉 loom.ly/bIKbCr0
#MigrationHistory #Teaching #Research #PhD
Promised (Deutsch)land?
Our Alumna Maria Adamopoulou published a book chapter on the attractiveness of West Germany as a migration destination for the Greeks in the #1960s 👉 loom.ly/RCYNxaE
📚 #MigrationHistory #SocialHistory #HistorySky
Discover the new oral history website created by our Research Software Engineers for "Conflict, Memory and Migration," led by Prof. Liam Harte. This interdisciplinary study explores the links between Northern Ireland's Troubles and migration to Great Britain. #MigrationHistory
Picture of the award ceremony for the Leslie Page Moch Prize, presented by editor Dr. Linda Reeder (University of Missouri) to Çiğdem Billur-Ada (Leiden University)
Another picture of the Leslie Page Moch Award ceremony: in the foreground, Çiğdem Billur-Ada presents her award certificate
Today we had the pleasure of awarding the Leslie Page Moch Prize at #ESSHC2025 – congrats to Çiğdem Billur-Ada (@unileiden.bsky.social)! 🎉👏🏽
And as if that wasn’t exciting enough, the "Journal of Migration History" itself is celebrating its 10th anniversary! 🎂
www.brill.com/JMH
#MigrationHistory
We’re thrilled to welcome Gintarė Malinauskaitė as a visiting researcher! Her guest lecture on Transatlantic Childhood, explores how migration to the US shaped Lithuanian nation-building
📅 11 March, 14:15
📍 at @leibniz-ios.de
shorturl.at/43d5o
#MigrationHistory #TransatlanticStudies #Childhood
