Today is World Mental Health Day. Through the Bibliography of British and Irish History (BBIH), you can research the history of mental health. BBIH’s free reading list on the history of emotions highlights some recent scholarship on the history of mental health in the UK and Ireland buff.ly/OK5HSbu

Building on their Bibliography of British and Irish History (BBIH) internship on medicine and health, @rachelpeacock.bsky.social explores in our latest On History blog Victorian understandings of mental illness through the example of intruders on Queen Victoria’s privacy tinyurl.com/b47xyh34

My video tutorial on using BBIH to research medical history and health is available now!

Effective August 1st, we’re cutting tolls on the Confederation Bridge from $50 to $20 — and cutting fares on all interprovincial ferries in half in Atlantic Canada. Canada’s new government is bringing down costs and building one strong, Canadian economy.

Our last #VoicesVisions pre-conference (and very topical) panel, "People, Politics, and Protest in the Victorian Press" is this Friday, June 27! As with previous panels, this event is free and open to all, but you must register for the event to receive the Zoom link: rs4vp.org/june-digital...

We’ve had a great morning so far at #KQ14 —I was chairing Session 1.1 Staging Queenship with Sheila ffolliott on a masque at the French court on the Portuguese succession crisis, Rachel Peacock on fictional intruders in Queen Victoria’s household & Julia Hamilton on the Stuart queen’s apartments

We've started our final countdown to Kings and Queens 14! Join us in Lisbon (or online 💻 ) next week for #KQ14: "Beyond the King: Diplomacy, Social Roles and Family Dynamics of Monarchies" 👑 More information is available on our website here: www.royalstudiesnetwork.org/current-conf... 🧵/2

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