Conscientious Objection Remembered
Those of you who met members of the Haringey First World War Peace Forum at a number of Everyday Lives in War events, including the Conscientious Objection workshop in 2016, will be interested to hea...
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Karen Hunt, Staffordshire’s War (Amberley Publishing, 2017)
Everyday Life in a Midlands County We are delighted to announce the publication of a new book by one of our ‘Everyday Lives in War’ colleagues, Professor Karen Hunt, which provides a fascinating insi...
Student Contributions to Peace, Refugee Aid and Anti-Racism: A Worksho...
24 November 2017, 12.00-4.30pm, NUS Macadam House, 275 Gray’s Inn Road, London How have higher education student activists sought to promote peace and reconciliation? How have they challenged r...
First World War Military Service Tribunals
Warwick District Appeal Tribunal 1916-18 In 2014 Phil Spinks contributed a fascinating article to our website on the research that he and his wife, Julie, were undertaking to uncover the stories of t...
‘Business As Usual?’ – The Event in Tweets
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Discovery Day: Supporting Local First World War Centenary Projects
An introduction to Heritage Lottery Fund funding streams and application processes; showcasing of existing community First World War research projects; a presentation by the Everyday Lives in War eng...
Secret Soldiers: The Intelligence Corps in the First World War
Project Workshop, Saturday 9 December 2017 University of Northampton Park Campus Holdenby Lecture Theatre 3 Funded by the Everyday Lives in War and Hidden Histories First World War engagement centres...
WW1 Showcase Event
WW1 Showcase Event The WW1 Engagement Centres are holding a series of events to share best practice across WW1 projects. Come along and you can: Have the opportunity to network with other organisatio...
Business as Usual? Trade, Commerce and Ethics on the Home Front 1914-1...
When war was declared in 1914, it was decided that Britain should continue to follow the economic philosophy of Herbert Asquith’s Liberal government and its free trade doctrines. People could contrib...
Beyond the Battlefields: Käthe Buchler’s Photographs of Germany in the...
19 March – 5 May 2018: University of Hertfordshire Galleries, Hatfield Also touring in: 20 October 2017 – 14 January 2018: University of Birmingham & Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery 2 Februar...