Dylan Gray writes about the documentary film he has made FIRE IN THE BLOOD which tells the story of how Western pharmaceutical companies and governments blocked access to low-cost AIDS drugs for the countries of Africa and the global south in the years after 1996 and the people who decided to fight back.
The discovery of 60 volumes of diaries belonging to suffrage society activist Kate Parry Frye, has allowed author Elizabeth Crawford to shine new light on the work of New Constitutional Society for Women’s Suffrage during the period 1911 to 1915
Tim Hitchcock and Jason M. Kelly discuss the transformations of the ‘digital turn’ to academic publishing practises and ways of defining an academic community
Sinead McEneaney reviews the Women and Social Movements International reference database, published by Alexander Street Press, which contains 60,000 documents relating to women in social movements in the United States
Table of Contents of the latest issue of the History Workshop Journal, Volume 75, Issue 1, Spring 2013
The History Workshop Journal collective has agreed to support the following statement on position in relation to open access in response to the Finch Report, along with the editors of many other UK-based history journals.
HWO Editor Toby Butler, a former student of Ruskin College, shares his reaction to the destruction of Ruskin’s student records
Anne Summers writes about 2012′s shutdowns, sales and destruction of archival resources in Britain, a year that has exceeded any pessimist’s wildest imaginings…
A tribute to Eric Hobsbawn, by David Feldman, of Birkbeck College, London
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