Professor Carmen Mangion
Professor Carmen Mangion is a social and cultural historian of religion and gender in nineteenth and twentieth-century Britain.
History
Dr Julia Martins
Dr Julia Martins is a historian of the body, an activist, an unapologetic bookworm and host of My Body, My Book Club.
Erin Fetterly
Erin Fetterly is a historian, researcher, and writer from Ontario, Canada. She is passionate about Britain, London and women’s history.
Kaye Jones
Kaye Jones is a historian of women's history, teacher, curriculum specialist and ESIS Historian Supporter.
Kate Murphy
Kate Murphy is a Visiting Fellow at Bournemouth University and ESIS History Supporter. Prior to her academic career she was a BBC producer.
Martin Farr
With degrees in politics and history, Dr Martin Farr practises contemporary history: the history of the present.
A Woman Leader in Maoist China: Deng Yingchao
Feminists played a key role in Chinese revolutionary politics from the beginning of the twentieth century. One of the most important was Deng Yingchao.
Q&A with historian supporter Joseph Lawson
Learn about our historian supporter Joseph Lawson, his research on China and Taiwan and the female activists and writers he highlights in his teaching.
Joseph Lawson
Joseph Lawson is a historian of modern China at Newcastle University. Joseph's current research focuses on teachers in China and Taiwan.