Seminars

The Centre for Imperial and Global History runs a seminar series each term, as well as occasional workshops. A list of upcoming seminars is displayed below.

Spring 2023

All seminars take place on Wednesdays 3.30pm-5.00pm in person and online: links to join remotely will be sent, along with abstracts, a week in advance of each seminar to the CIGH mailing list. To be added, please email c.w.sandal-wilson@exeter.ac.uk.

Our past seminars are also available to browse.

Date	Location	Speaker	Title
WEDNESDAY 25 JANUARY	Amory B218	Lu Chen, Sebastian Fonseca, & Andrea Espinoza Carvajal	Retelling Global Histories of Health: a panel discussion with Connecting3Worlds postdoctoral researchers Co-hosted with the Centre for Medical History
*THURSDAY 16 FEBRUARY* Postponed due to industrial action	Seminar Room 2, The Forum	Kim Wagner \| Queen Mary, University of London	‘“The most illuminating thing I have ever seen”: Photography, Violence and the Bud Dajo Massacre of 1906’ Co-hosted with the Centre for Histories of Violence and Conflict
*WEDNESDAY 22 FEBRUARY* Postponed due to industrial action	Pearson Teaching Room, Building:One	Nathaniel Adam Tobias Coleman	“Gay Lesson One: Section 28 was an anti-black law”
WEDNESDAY 8 MARCH	Pearson Teaching Room, Building:One	Remi Rana Allen \| University of the Arts, London	“Recovering Indian Women’s Histories through Creative Practice and Interdisciplinary Research: The Murder Trial of Gurnam Kaur” – Research in Conversation: Remi Rana Allen in conversation with Prof Stacey Hynd Co-hosted with Art History and Visual Culture
WEDNESDAY 15 MARCH Postponed due to industrial action	Amory B218	Margot Tudor, Catriona Pennell, & Thomas Owen	“Reckoning with responsibility: the Mesopotamia Commission into British military failings during a moment of imperial transformation, 1916-1919”
WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH	Amory B218	PGR Upgrades	Join us as post-graduate researchers working on Imperial and Global History at Exeter share their work in progress.