Research Reflections: An Undergraduate's Perspective
Written by Rachel Berry This past year, five undergraduate students, including myself, joined the Men, Women and Care project as part of FOAR2000, a research...
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Written by Rachel Berry This past year, five undergraduate students, including myself, joined the Men, Women and Care project as part of FOAR2000, a research...
Posted by Bethany Rowley The 1937 Manchester deputation has been remembered amongst the British Limbless Ex-Servicemen’s Association as a great success story in aiding the...
Posted by Jessica Meyer One of the questions I often get when explaining to people that the Men, Women and Care project looks at gender...
Posted by Jessica Meyer In her post last week on Active History, Brittany Dunn noted that, in their approach to the Canadian Board of Pension...
By Eilis Boyle This post forms the first in our series of responses to Active History's current series on Canadian First World War Pensions. Kandace...
Posted by Jessica Meyer Over the next few weeks, the Active History blog will be publishing series of four posts exploring 'how disabled Canadian...
Posted by Bethany Rowley In my last blog post, I stated that there were many Vicar led charities for the poor in Leeds, but that...
Posted by Eilis Boyle In my first ever post for the Men, Women and Care blog I briefly touched on the role played by individual...
Posted by Jessica Meyer It has been a bit of a banner week for the project. The prototype for our database has been completed and...
Posted by Alexia Moncrieff I have now completed six research trips to the National Archives in Kew. Along with getting to know the train line...