Category: EDI

Motor Neuron Disease (MND) also known as Amyotrophic Latera Sclerosis (ALS) is a rare neurological condition that progressively damages parts of the nervous system. It … Read more

Post-Concussion Syndrome is the persistence of concussion symptoms beyond the normal course of recovery. The majority of concussion patients make a full recovery within about … Read more

To celebrate International Women’s Day, members of the School of History present some of the astounding women from their research. They represent femininity, bravery, foresight … Read more

Today is Holocaust Memorial Day. To mark the occasion, School of History PhD student Ellis Spicer shares an illuminating find from her research on British … Read more

Dr Juliette Pattinson, Head of the School of History, shares an important message in relation to current conversations about the Black Lives Matter movement and … Read more

As 2019’s Black History Month comes to an end, historians at Kent have been thinking about what dates could be added to those which are … Read more

The School of History is delighted to announce that we have received an Athena SWAN Bronze Award in the April 2018 round! Received in recognition … Read more

On 5th July 1888, approximately 1400 female workers walked out of Bryant and May’s match making factory in Bow, East London, in protest over low … Read more

In the closing months of 1929 the women of Nigeria rose up against British colonialism in a coordinated effort that has subsequently become known as … Read more

In 2018 International Women’s Day (8th March) has arrived in the midst of the Universities and College Union’s industrial action in defence of your lecturers’ … Read more