New article out 🎉 Drawing on my PhD research, I explore the construction of the 'prostitute' and the 'client' within England's AIDS Policy in the late 1980s. Published with the @sshmedicine.bsky.social and now available to read here (though sadly not open access!): #histmed #histsex #AIDShistory

For people who are from Eastern Europe and consider applying to the EUI: we are giving a prep talk about our own application experiences - Don’t forget to sign up! @eui-eu.bsky.social #WideningEurope

You can read my review here:

I am so excited to share the news that after many years of research & writing the collaborative monograph of the project #ZARAH #Women'sLabourActivism is out today with @uclpress.bsky.social ! It is available in print and online (open access). uclpress.co.uk/book/womens-...

Thank you so much to LUCK (Lund Centre for the History of Knowledge) for including me in this fantastic summer school 🎓

Presenting my paper today at @ische-news.bsky.social in Lille, titled “They Are Used To Latin Expressions” about expert knowledges and teacher training in Hungarian school-based sex education during the Cold War @univlille.bsky.social (Photo: Fortepan/Urbán Tamás)

Hungary Pride ban prompts largest ever parade in Budapest: ‘There have never been so many people’

Excited to present my paper (“We demand more contraceptives”: Family planning and the transnational activism of the National Council of Hungarian Women) today in Paris, Condorcet Campus 🏛️

This was such a lovely trip 🤍 thank you @ricbul.bsky.social for organizing it

THANK YOU to the participants of our Sensitive Matters oral history workshop @georgiakat.bsky.social @eui-history.bsky.social ✨ keynotes Dr Natalya Benkhaled-Vince and Dr Ráhel Turai ✨ chairs @mboluferp.bsky.social @elisaheinrich.bsky.social Monika Baár, Benno Gammerl ✨ poster emeseveszely.com

This is happening today! You can still join the workshop we organized with @georgiakat.bsky.social 💫

As part of the LGBT+ History Month Italia, the Queer and Feminist Studies and the Interviewing and Oral History Working Groups jointly organised a wonderful one-day workshop with Professor Tamara Chaplin.

April is Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month – an opportunity for charities and the young people we support to come together and raise awareness of the unique challenges facing teenagers and young adults with cancer 💙

A belated blogpost - not at all in time for Women's History Month - about a couple of books that were on display #libraries #feminism #womenshistorymonth blogs.eui.eu/library/femi...

A reminder to celebrate trans people and remember that they face discrimination worldwide, increasingly in countries like Hungary, which has just banned Pride! If you want to help, you can support and follow the Hungarian organisation transvanilla! (Links below) #transdayofvisibility ‍

The 15th Annual Graduate Student History Conference at the CUNY Graduate Center was last Friday, and the theme was "Beyond Boundaries: Challenging Limits and Narratives in an Expanding World" 🌏

Come and join us in discussing Tamara Chaplin's book Becoming Lesbian 💫

Adding some joy to the timeline! I’m pleased to announce my first publication, exploring how associations between sex work and drug use deepened in 1980s Britain in the context of the AIDS epidemic. Read it here in Modern British History’s latest issue: academic.oup.com/tcbh/article...

The Queer and Feminist Working Group strongly opposes the recent Hungarian ban on Pride ❌ We stand in solidarity with LGBTQ+ communities 🏳️‍🌈 Please support Budapest Pride! Itt(hon) vagyunk!