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​ 1. Women on the Move – a new book series   Source: https://manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/blog/2022/04/01/women-on-the-move-a-new-book-series/   Manchester University Press has launched a new series, Women on the Move,… Read More »Announcements – Newsletter 5

A short story by Victoria Souliman (University of New England, Australia) It was a rainy afternoon in Bulleen, an outer Melbourne suburb. We had decided… Read More »Short story: Mirka Mora: from post-World War II migrant to Melbourne’s most beloved artist

We would like to start by congratulating Müge Telci Özbek (Turkey) for obtaining a job that could lead to a permanent position. She was indeed… Read More »Announcements

News from WG1   By Joana Pujades Mora (Open University of Catalonia, Spain)   Our progress has been based on the creation of a compact team leading WG1 and a sub-team… Read More »WG News

​  Research Day at University of Turku by Pauliina Räsänen (University of Turku, Finland) In Finland, we have only two programs of culture history, one at the… Read More »News- Women on the Move at the Christmas School

Women’s International Day at WEMov On 2023 International Women’s Day, COST published the article ‘Women on the move » about our Action. COST also promoted it on Twitter,… Read More »Announcements – Newsletter #7

​ The unknown story of Harriet Macmillan Cockburn By David Bruneau, Emma Smelten (université de Picardie Jules Verne, France) and Aleksandar Jekic, Matija Palčič (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) Harriet Macmillan… Read More »The unknown story of Harriet Macmillan Cockburn

​ This section is reserved for presentations of WEMov’s Early Career Investigators (ECIs). For newsletter #7, we are featuring two young colleagues actively involved in WEMov:… Read More »Section for Talent: Portraits of Julia Stryker and Tatiana Sitchinava

​  Archival sources, Migration and Multidisciplinary research: an interview with Tatjana Šarić for the Croatian State Archives, one of WEMov’s stakeholders Interview by Camelia Zavarache Tatjana Šarić is a historian, a senior researcher and an archivist at… Read More »Archival sources, Migration and Multidisciplinary research: an interview with Tatjana Šarić for the Croatian State Archives, one of WEMov’s stakeholders