Global and social perspectives on the familiar Tudor and Stuart periods.

Spoken with a South London accent.

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A woman sitting at a wooden table in a restaurant, smiling, wearing a white blouse with a decorative patch and pearl earrings, with a black bow on her sleeve. Behind her are brick walls and candles on the wall.
  • Flyer promoting the TIHPS project, focusing on teaching Indigenous histories and perspectives in schools, featuring Indigenous artwork and landscape imagery.

    University of Sheffield - Research Associate, Teaching Indigenous Histories and Perspectives in Schools

  • Historical illustration of a confrontation between a large indigenous man with a bow and a European man with a sword, surrounded by scenes of warfare and travel in a wilderness setting.

    British Library - Discovering Historical Sources Project, advice and guides written on English colonisation in North America

  • Group of four women observing and pointing at an ornate, historic painted cabinet in a museum exhibit.

    National Trust - 'Encountering the Indies at Restoration-era Ham House', Completed Doctoral Thesis

  • Group of four people gathered around a table, looking at a small decorative wooden box on white paper, with two women leaning over and two people sitting, one of whom is holding a smartphone.

    National Trust - Graduate Researcher, Indigenous American presence in UK collections

  • A detailed dollhouse with four floors, styled as a Victorian mansion. The interior is decorated with miniature furniture, including living rooms, bedrooms, a dining area, and hallway, with miniature dolls in period costumes. The top floor features a staircase and small statues on the roof. The dollhouse has windows and arches, and is set against a green wall.

    The Huguenot Museum - Resources for Schools on England's First Refugees

  • A webpage with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) logo and navigation menu at the top, featuring categories like Home, News, Sport, Weather, iPlayer, Sounds, and More. Below is a section titled 'Bitesize' with links to Home, Learn, Study Support, Careers, Teachers, Parents, Trending, and My Bitesize. The main content highlights educational topics about the Tudors, including images and summaries of articles on Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, and Africans' lives in Tudor England.

    BBC Bitesize - Social and Global Approaches to the Tudors

  • Book cover titled "Changing Histories KS3 Connected Worlds c.1000-c.1600" with a gold statue of a historical figure and a background map. Author listed as Christine Counsell, supported by HODDER Education.

    Changing Histories for KS3, Hodder - Global approaches to Tudor London and Indigenous Resistance to English Colonisation in America

  • A vintage World War I recruitment poster featuring a stern man with a mustache pointing, encouraging Irish recruitment with the text, 'Your first duty is to take your part in ending the war. Join an Irish regiment today.'

    IWM - Resource creation for schools, the Irish Regiments in WWI

  • Window with a sign reading 'Cry Innocent: The People vs. Bridget Bishop' and 'History Alive, Inc.', reflecting trees and sky outside. A woman in a red dress is visible through the lower part of the window.

    Visiting Scholar - Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts

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