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I finished my placement at @UkNatArchives yesterday 
and while I'm feeling sad about it ending, I'm so so so grateful to have had such an incredible opportunity! I learnt so much and was able to share some incredible stories along the way.
and while I'm feeling sad about it ending, I'm so so so grateful to have had such an incredible opportunity! I learnt so much and was able to share some incredible stories along the way.
Every day I immersed myself in research, learning more about iconic historical figures; their struggles & their achievements.
Incredible people like Anne Lister, Fanny & Stella, Constance Markievicz & Radclyffe Hall. And I was able to share these stories with you guys!
Incredible people like Anne Lister, Fanny & Stella, Constance Markievicz & Radclyffe Hall. And I was able to share these stories with you guys!
And not being able to access the archives in-person (damn you COVID) I found so many documents that surprised and excited me!
(Catalogue ref: CO 904)
(Catalogue ref: CO 904)
And I'm excited about the future of @UkNatArchives.
The National Archives are changing. They're taking huge steps in becoming a more inclusive, diverse and accessible institution, inside and out. And they're constantly thinking of new ways to share stories and engage audiences.
The National Archives are changing. They're taking huge steps in becoming a more inclusive, diverse and accessible institution, inside and out. And they're constantly thinking of new ways to share stories and engage audiences.
I would 100% recommend working w @UkNatArchives! They want to uncover hidden histories & they want to *help you* with your research.
I'm so thankful for the opportunity to work w the amazing @vicky_ig & to research & share such incredible stories. I'm gonna be lost next week...
I'm so thankful for the opportunity to work w the amazing @vicky_ig & to research & share such incredible stories. I'm gonna be lost next week...
Does this mean I need to do some actual PhD work now?
