This summer the Animal History Group will again hold a two-day conference. This event will conclude the 2018–19 programme of events organised by the Animal History Group, the London-based network for postgraduates, academics, museum workers and other professionals whose work engages with animals in history.
The conference will be taking place on the 6th and 7th June 2019 in the History Department Open Space, King’s College London, Strand Building
This year we are honored to welcome Professor Erica Fudge from the University of Strathclyde as our keynote speaker. Erica is Director of the British Animal Studies Network. Her influential work has used the early modern history of animals to explore human-animal relations.
All the details about how to register, as well as a provisional programme can be found on our website – https://animalhistorygroup.wordpress.com/summer-conference-2019/
We do hope that you might join us for what promises to be an interesting couple of days.If you have any questions or would like to join our mailing list to hear about future events, please do drop us an email at animalhistorygroup@gmail.com