This roundtable brings together women's, gender and queer historians from a variety of generations to ask, 'what did you do last summer?' MSt and doctoral students, early career researchers, and postholders, new and familiar, are all welcome.

Convened by Sarah Knott, with contributions from Matt Cook, Mori Reithmayr, Tehila Sasson, Hannah Stovin, Emily West, and Grace Whorrall-Campbell.

We are test-driving the new Schwarzman Centre, and meet initially in History's large Seminar Room on the building's 2nd floor.

A roundtable that brings together activist, political and historical perspectives on 'care', in the later 20th century and today.

Reina Lewis and Katrina Rolley, ‘(AD)Dressing the Dyke: Lesbian Looks and Lesbians Looking’, in _Buy This Book_, eds. Mica Nava et al. (Routledge, 1997), 291–308. Contacts: Katie Burke and Eszter Kovacs.

Contacts: Katie Burke and Eszter Kovacs

Come for free snacks and drinks, to learn more about the Network and meet other students and staff interested in LGBTQ+ history.

Open to all –especially new students and faculty!

The past decade has witnessed a fundamental reconfiguration of Spain’s party system. What was once a stable two-party structure has evolved into a more fragmented and polarized multiparty landscape. This presentation examines the political, institutional, and societal causes and consequences of this transformation.