What steps can we take to help ensure that our online conversations and personal data are secure, in a period of rapid and unplanned change?
Author: kfoxhall
Beyond LGBT+ History Month – an update on the RHS survey.
As many of you will remember, last year the RHS ran their LGBT+ Histories and Historians survey. Professor Frances Andrews provides an update on the
Taradiddles. Or, lies in a post-truth society
There is nothing new in our lack of trust in information and facts. But how does this affect archives and researchers? Julia Sheppard, Chair of
Bloody Bunce: A Legacy of the Transatlantic Slave Trade in Sierra Leone
Four hundred years ago, in 1619, the first African slaves landed in the United States. The 1619 Project has made an important contribution to our
Plan S and History Journals
Are History journals ready for Plan S? What are the implications for historians of cOAlition S’s mandate that all research they fund be published according to Plan S open access requirements?
RHS Update – Autumn 2019
It’s been a busy few months at the RHS. As we put the summer behind us, here is an update on the projects that we
