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Including invasion: Challenging 200 years of national narratives in the Australian Curriculum
Danielle Hradsky is a PhD candidate at Monash University, Australia, living and working on the unceded lands of the Bunurong and Woiwurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations. She is exploring professional learning which engages teachers with the complexities of teaching...
The impact of Sir Thomas Muir (1844–1934) on education in the Cape Colony
This blog post was written by Peter Elliott. Peter Elliott is a great-grandson of Sir Thomas Muir. He grew up in South Africa, attended the University of Cambridge and pursued a legal career in England. In retirement, he has published three Southern African-related...
History of Education Society: Fellowships 2022
Introduction In 2022, the History of Education Society will fund THREE Fellowships, the purpose of the Fellowship schemes is to establish a higher public profile for the History of Education Society, its associated publications and conferences, and other...
Call for Proposals: History of Education (US) Society 2021 Annual Meeting
The Program Committee for the 2021 Annual Meeting of the History of Education Society invites proposals on all topics related to the history of education. We invite proposals for individual papers, complete paper sessions, panel discussions, or workshops. Proposals...
Inviting New Work in LGBTQ+ Histories of Education
We invite scholars to submit new work in LGBTQ+ Histories of Education for a special issue of Historia y Memoria de la Educación, the online journal of the Spanish Society for the History of Education (SEDHE). We seek a range of research articles that address issues...
President’s Welcome: HES (UK) Virtual Conference
Professor Stephen G. Parker, President of the History of Education Society (UK), welcomes you to our first virtual conference... It's with great pleasure that I welcome you to the first History of Education Society, UK, online conference. In 'normal times' our annual...
ANZHES 2020 Mini-Conference (19 Nov 2020)
Our Australasian counterpart- the Australian & New Zealand History of Education Society- have their own virtual conference this month (AKA history of education month!). Check out their fab programme and details on how to join here.
October 2020: Monthly Roundup
News from HES The Editorial Board of History of Education is seeking expressions of interest in the role of Book Reviews Editor. Deadline: 30 November.We are busy planning this year's virtual conference! 'Education Otherwise: historical perspectives' will be 25th-27th...