Mark Freeman's Professorial Lecture recorded 24th January 2024 Local history has often been marginalised from ‘mainstream’ academic history, but it has flourished in adult education, and has been at the centre of productive interdisciplinary developments in both teaching and research. It has also been a substantial vector of what is now termed ‘impact’, through its ability to engage local communities in inventive and sometimes surprising ways. In this lecture, Mark discusses the impact of historical pageants on people and places, and the extent to which local historians have participated in it. Introduction: Professor Li Wei Respondent: Professor Georgina Brewis

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This event looks at how IOE’s work has been shaped by its foundation disciplines, the significance of the 1902 Education Act on its early development, its contribution to educational studies past and present, and the importance of its students in its development. Full event information: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ioe/events/2022/may/ioe120-training-college-global-institution-new-ioe-history Tweet about the event: #IOE120 About #IOE120: https://ucl.ac.uk/ioe/120 Visit the IOE website: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ioe Follow IOE on social media: • Twitter: https://twitter.com/ioe_london • Facebook: https://facebook.com/ioelondonofficial • Instagram: https://instagram.com/ioelondon • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/ucl-ioe/ #WeAreIOE

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Institute of Historical Research Seminar Series Professor Gary McCulloch Recorded on the 5th October, 2017

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