Credit: Inter-Agency Standing Committee
Hannah J Elizabeth has been planning a varied seminar series for the upcoming academic year. This year the focus has broadly been on cultural histories of public health. Subjects range from vasectomies, to commuting, to emergency COVID literature for children, and we hope there will be something to interest just about everyone.
BBC, 1976
In October we’re offering some more focused seminars for Black History Month, and then in February we plan to focus on queer histories for LGBT History Month. You can find all the abstracts for upcoming events here.
You don’t need to register to join us at a seminar, simply follow the links on the abstract pages to the zoom seminar. We record many of our seminars and make them available online later.
Term one
|
Name |
Date |
Subject / title |
|---|---|---|
|
28th September 2021 |
'Sex op rush is 'on the way'': British narratives of vasectomies, c. 1970-85’ |
|
|
14th October 2021 |
||
|
19th October 2021 |
“A Decided Inaptitude in his Constitution”: Race, Slavery, and Disability in the Nineteenth Century British Empire |
|
|
27th October 2021 |
||
|
10th November 2021 |
“The immigrant disease: Trachoma, migration, and early twentieth-century ophthalmologic knowledge.” |
|
|
17th November 2021 |
‘Campaigns against contraception in 1970s and 1980s Ireland' |
|
| Gabriel Duckels |
1st December 2021 |
|
|
7th December 2021 |
Term two
| Name | Date | Subject / title |
|---|---|---|
|
19th January 2022 (6pm - 7:15 UK time) |
‘Histories of sex work in Aotearoa New Zealand, 1978 – 2008’ |
|
|
25th January 2022 |
‘A Body of One’s Own. Trans* Embodiment Technologies and Knowledge Production in Argentina (1967-2012)’ |
|
|
2nd February 2022
|
Title TBC
|
|
|
8th March 2022 |
Title TBC |
LSHTM's short courses provide opportunities to study specialised topics across a broad range of public and global health fields. From AMR to vaccines, travel medicine to clinical trials, and modelling to malaria, refresh your skills and join one of our short courses today.