Hello sailor!

Visual Delights

Mary Lacy; Margarette Lincoln (intro.), The Female Shipwright

'Mapping Our Migrations': Afro-Caribbean History in Manchester

Tourism and the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility, T2 M, York, 6–9 October 2005

Women's History Network September, 1996

Frank Jackson

For Love and Shillings: Wandsworth Women's Working Lives

To Make Ends Meet: Women Over 60 Write about Their Working Lives: Memories Collected by the Older Women's Project

Dope for dying (story)

'WE WERE SKIVVIES/WE HAD A BALL': SHAME AND INTERWAR SHIPS

The company of women.

Wanted, Adventurous Girls': Ships' Stewardesses 1919–39

To celeb-rate and not to be-moan

Bold in her breeches: women pirates across the ages

This is not a paper. It's a book, published by Pandora Press and now Rivers Oram in the UK in 1995,1996, followed by Toyoshorin, Japan, 2003.

Bold in her breeches explores the history of the thirteen best-known women pirates, from 300 BC to the 1980s.

Pain (t) for healing: The academic conference and the classed/embodied self

Including the feelings: personal political testimony and self-disclosure

Involuntary commemorations: post-traumatic stress disorder and its relationship to war commemoration

Well who'd want an old picture of me at work?'

Hello sailor!: the hidden history of gay life at sea

To make ends meet. Women over 60 write about their working lives

Cultural Sniping: The Art of Transgression

Putting gender into seafaring: representing women in public maritime history'

And after the cross-dressed cabin boys and whaling wives? Possible futures for women's maritime historiography

The mystery of the disappearing pursers' typists.

Women at Sea: An Other Category

Co-venturing Consumers 'Travel Back': Ships' Stewardesses and Their Female Passengers, 1919–55

Writing out your life: a guide to writing creative autobiography

Mapping Lives.

Tourism and the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility

With Cutlass and Compress: Women's Relations with the Sea

Go East, young woman (but not often): inter-war British India line stewardesses1

Narrative and Genre

And after the cross-dressed cabin boys and whaling wives?

Gender, Emotion, Work and Travel: Women Transport Workers and Passengers, Past and Present (review)

WOMEN'S HISTORY NETWORK, Nottingham, 2–3 October, 1994

Gender, Emotion, Work and Travel: Women Transport Workers and Passengers, Past and Present, Greenwich Maritime Institute, University of Greenwich, London, …

The uses of autobiography

The Company of Women Jo Stanley

Gendering Transport, National Railway Museum, York, UK, October 6-7 2000

Collecting Lives, 16th Women's History Network Conference, Centre For The History Of Women's Education, University of Winchester, 7a9 September …

Reports from Conferences

FOLLOWING IN ZOLA'S FOOTSTEPS, London, 26 September 1993

Visual Delights, University of Sheffield, 12-14 July 2002

Collecting Lives, 16th Women's History Network Conference, Centre For The History Of Women's Education, University of Winchester, 7-9 September 2007

MANGOES TO MOSS SIDE: O MOSS SIDE: O MOSS SIDE: CARIBBEAN MIGRA ARIBBEAN MIGRA ARIBBEAN MIGRATION TO MANCHESTER IN …

International Brigade in Barcelona

Playing with Time: Mothers and the Meaning of Literacy

Collecting Lives, 16th Women's History Network Conference (review)

Boxed Secrets

Conferences and Workshops

Suffrage History Made in Huddersfield