Conference
Events
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Historical Association Conference 2024
The Eastrooms Woodcock Street, BirminghamTeaching Medieval Women will be speaking at the Historical Association Annual Conference (10-11 May 2024). To register to attend the conference, visit https://www.haconference.com/registration/
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Leeds International Medieval Congress Panel
University of LeedsThe Teaching Medieval Women team will be chairing a round table panel at Leeds International Medieval Congress 2024. Teaching Medieval Women: Facilitating Knowledge Exchange between Schools and Academia - A Round Table Discussion The Teaching Medieval Women project is a collaboration between teachers and academics to bring the experiences of medieval women into the teaching […]
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Gender, Religion and Conflict Conference
Nottingham Trent University 50 Shakespeare StreetTaking place at Nottingham Trent University on the 14th and 15th of November 2024, the Gender, Religion and Conflict conference presents doctoral students and early career researchers with the opportunity to share their research relating to the conference themes, with papers spanning from 11th century religious contention, early modern gender and Catholicism to studies of […]
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TMW at the Historical Association Conference 2026
Hilton NewcastleTMW will be heading to the North-East for this year's Historical Association Conference in Newcastle-upon-Tyne! Natasha Hodgson will be representing TMW with a talk entitled 'Bayeux and beyond: embedding more women in the teaching of Anglo-Norman England' on Friday 15 May at 3.15-4.15pm. Be sure to come along and say 'hi!". For more about the […]
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University of Winchester Teacher and Adviser Conference 2026
University of WinchesterTMW's Ellie Woodacre will be speaking about the project and how to include more women in lesson planning in the upcoming University of Winchester Teacher and Adviser Conference 2026 on Tuesday 23 June 2026. The conference is a free one-day event with speakers from a range of disciplines and subject areas. For more information and […]
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Schools History Project Summer Conference
Leeds Trinity UniversityTMW's Natasha Hodgson will be presenting on behalf of Teaching Medieval Women at the 2026 Schools History Project Summer Conference on 10–12 July. She will be running a workshop entitled ‘Teaching Medieval Woman in Local History: Domesday and Beyond, KS3-5’ on Sunday 12 July. To register for the conference, visit the conference website.