REPRESENTS history as a discipline and historians as a group.
PROMOTES the vitality of historical scholarship through support for research and publication.
ADVOCATES best practice in history teaching in universities and schools.
PROVIDES a forum for all historians to meet and exchange ideas.
SUPPORTS and encourages early career historians.
RHS LGBT+ Survey Now Open
How are LGBT+ histories included in History teaching? What are the experiences of LGBT+ historians? What does good inclusive practice look like? Complete our LGBT+ survey here.
The RHS blog features guest posts and commentary on a wide range of topics including research, publications, RHS policy work and news from the historical profession. Read more.
Colin Matthew Memorial Lecture
1 October 2019. Colin Matthew Lecture for Public Understanding of History: David Olusoga OBE, "Human Traffic: Race and Post-War Migration Policy". Book tickets here.
Become a Member or Fellow
If you are actively researching, publishing or presenting history, you can apply for RHS Membership or Fellowship. Next deadline: 7 October 2019. Apply here.
