The Medieval and Early Modern Research Network (MEMRN)

The Medieval and Early Modern Research Network (MEMRN)

@memrn.bsky.social

We’re MEMRN 🏰⚔️ We provide accessible training opportunities and host events online & in-person. Creating a supportive and vibrant community of passionate people, we promote lifelong learning for everyone. Find out more 👇 https://linktr.ee/chasememrn

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We’re halfway through October and that means halfway to our October research seminar! Come and join us to hear our two excellent speakers present their work, followed by a short session for questions. MEMRN’s monthly research seminars are free, online and open to everyone, so come along!

Dear MEMRN community & friends - the month of Samhain is upon us we have another two wonderful speakers presenting their research at our monthly online research seminar! 🎃 This month we have Sabrina Se Nie Ho and & Brittany Lugo. We are delighted to have the two of them join us for this seminar!

Our October seminar is getting closer! 🎃MEMRN’s online research seminars are free and open to all, whether you’re a student, working in academia or heritage, or neither! Mailing list members get the meeting link via email. If you’re not on the mailing list, get in touch via email or DM to attend

Dear MEMRN community & friends - the month of Samhain is upon us we have another two wonderful speakers presenting their research at our monthly online research seminar! 🎃 This month we have Sabrina Se Nie Ho and & Brittany Lugo. We are delighted to have the two of them join us for this seminar!

Dear MEMRN community & friends - the month of Samhain is upon us we have another two wonderful speakers presenting their research at our monthly online research seminar! 🎃 This month we have Sabrina Se Nie Ho and & Brittany Lugo. We are delighted to have the two of them join us for this seminar!

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Absolutely loved Rebeca’s paper on Fitzherbert’s Book of Husbandry as a devotional guidance book for the gentry. I have grown very found of it myself throughout my own research into DIY literature in Tudor England. Looking forward to next month’s talk @memrn.bsky.social

Don’t miss our monthly online research seminar, tonight at 6:30pm BST! Unfortunately due to unexpected scheduling problems, Tamar van Riessen will be unable to join, but we look forward to welcoming her in 2027! In the meantime, join us to hear all about Rebeca Gouveia’s work! Email us to attend!

Hwæt! MEMRN community & friends - we have two fantastic speakers lined up for our monthly online research seminar! We are delighted to welcome Tamar van Riessen and Rebeca Gouveia to present to our friendly community, followed by a short Q&A. Come along and join us for two very exciting talks!

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September’s online research seminar is only a week away and you won’t want to miss it! We can’t wait to welcome our two exciting speakers! If you aren’t already subscribed to our mailing list to receive the meeting invite, you can do so on our website. Or, if you’d like to attend, drop us an email

Hwæt! MEMRN community & friends - we have two fantastic speakers lined up for our monthly online research seminar! We are delighted to welcome Tamar van Riessen and Rebeca Gouveia to present to our friendly community, followed by a short Q&A. Come along and join us for two very exciting talks!

Just a few days left to submit for our Winter Conference! Share the news widely with your networks & come and join us in Norwich for this lovely, relaxed & supportive event

🚨 Deadline approaching! 🚨 Our Winter Conference call for papers deadline is midnight, Friday 25th September, which means there's only one week to go! If you haven't already submitted an abstract, why not? Surely no one wants to be finishing their abstract minutes before the deadline... do they? 👀

Less than two weeks until our monthly online research seminar? 😱 We can’t wait to welcome Tamar van Riessen and Rebeca Gouveia to present their work, with time for questions from our friendly community audience. If you’d like to come along and aren’t on our mailing list, drop us an email!

Hwæt! MEMRN community & friends - we have two fantastic speakers lined up for our monthly online research seminar! We are delighted to welcome Tamar van Riessen and Rebeca Gouveia to present to our friendly community, followed by a short Q&A. Come along and join us for two very exciting talks!

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📢 Excited to announce this Call for Papers for 'Imagining Difference in Early Modern London', a conference exploring how EM Londoners experienced and negotiated forms of difference.