Women & Power: Redressing the Balance, a two-day conference, brings together researchers and heritage professionals to reflect on previous practice, explore the delivery of and response to events of 2018, and look forward to the future of representing women’s histories.
The conference will take place in Oxford on the 6th and 7th of March 2019. It is jointly convened by the University of Oxford and the National Trust and features papers from both organisations in addition to a range of other institutions and independent researchers who have submitted papers through an open call.
See the event page here to book tickets.
Subsidised tickets
Applications for subsidised tickets are now open. A limited number of subsidised tickets are available for Students, Early Career Researchers, Early Career Heritage Professionals, and unwaged applicants. Subsidised tickets cover the full conference fee detailed above but will not cover travel, accommodation or the optional conference dinner.
Applications should be made via email to Vanessa Moore, National Trust Partnership Support Officer at ntpartnership@humanities.ox.ac.uk.
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Applicants are asked to provide their name, contact details, institution and job title (if relevant), in addition to a short statement (c. 200 words) explaining why attending the conference will benefit their research and/or work. Early Career Researchers and Early Career Heritage Professionals are encouraged to suggest possible pathways for further collaboration with TORCH.
Successful bursary applicants will be asked to write a blog post about the conference after the event.
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Subsidised tickets have been made possible through generous support from TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre In The Humanities.
The deadline for subsidised ticket applications is midday on Friday 1st February.
