UPCOMING

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PAST

  • Institute of Historical Research ECR Symposium: (18 January 2024, 1:00PM – 4:30PM). Presenting the paper “Sweethearts, Sisters, and Soldiers: Celebrity Representations of Patriotic Femininity in Second World War UK, US, and France.”
  • Aberystwyth University Research Seminar Series: Department of History & Welsh History (19 April 2023). Presented the paper “‘Vera Lynn as Hero or Helpmate? Mythic Images of the Forces’ Sweetheart and the Second World War.’
  • EMHIS Forum XEntangled Media Histories (25 November 2022). Presented ongoing research at New EMHIS Members Panel.
  • Postgraduate Seminar Series: Department of History & Welsh History, Aberystwyth University (23 November 2022). Presented the paper “‘The Biggest Aspidistra in the World’: Celebrity, Popular Music, and National Identity in Britain’s Early-War Years (1939-40).”
  • EMHIS Lunchtime SeminarsEntangled Media Histories (26 October 2022). Presented the paper “‘The Biggest Aspidistra in the World’: Celebrity, Popular Music, and National Identity in Britain’s Early-War Years (1939-40).
  • Addressing the Nation: Women’s History Network Annual Conference (2-3 September 2022). Presented the paper ”’The Biggest Aspidistra in the World’: The Songs and Symbols of Gracie Fields’ Early War Years (1939-40).”
  • France 24: (30 November 2021) Interviewed for the topic: ‘France celebrates the legacy of the American-born artist,’ in regard to the Panthéonization of Joséphine Baker.
  • “Faces of War” International Conference: London Centre for Interdisciplinary Research (March 20-21, 2021). Presented the paper “Sweethearts and Scandals: Wartime Depictions of Patriotism and Femininity in the Case of Vera Lynn and Gracie Fields.”
  • Studying Herstories: Women’s History Network Online Student Conference (March 8, 2021). Presented the paper “The Wartime Chanteuse: Investigating the Women Who Sang for the French Resistance, 1940-1944.
  • CBC Radio’s the Sunday Edition (March 6, 2020). Presented work on the Green Conflict Minerals IISD report, ‘The social and environmental costs of mining for green energy.’
  • Turning Down the HeatMining Watch Canada (November 14-15, 2019). Presented the report ‘Green Conflict Minerals: The fuels of conflict in the transition to a low-carbon economy.’
  • “Are Healing Crystals Connecting You to the Earth or Harming It?Video Interview with Liza Fischer, Jezebel.com (December 21, 2018).
  • “Clare Church names “Top 30 Under 30 in Sustainability” by Corporate Knights”Video Interview with IISD Video (29 November, 2018).

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