2nd November 2015          Naomi Pullin (University of Warwick) “Gender, Identity and Itinerancy in the Transatlantic Quaker Community: the Travels and Trials of Mary Weston, Quaker Preacher and Missionary, 1712-1766”

The ‘Gender and History in the Americas’ seminar series is held at the Institute for Historical Research, London, at 17.30 on the first Monday of the month.  The series offers a forum for speakers to present research investigating women’s and gender history from a hemispheric perspective that stretches from Canada to Argentina, Mexico to the Caribbean.  The convenors aim to offer a series in which new and cutting-edge ideas can be shared and discussed in an intellectual and supportive environment.  Subject to speaker consent, podcasts of the seminars are made available afterwards on the IHR’s History Spot page.

Unless otherwise stated, the seminars take place in Peter Marshall Room 204.

For further information, visit the website (http://www.history.ac.uk/events/seminars/370).

Convenors: Mr Jon Coburn (Northumbria University), Dr Inge Dornan (Brunel University London), Dr Dawn-Marie Gibson (RHUL), Dr Helen Glew (University of Westminster), Dr Althea Legal-Miller (UCL – Institute of the Americas), Professor Jay Kleinberg (Brunel University London), Dr Sinead McEneaney (Saint Mary’s University), Dr Rachel Ritchie (Brunel University London),  Dr Lee Sartain (Portsmouth University), Dr Imaobong Umoren (University of Oxford)