Women's History Association of Ireland

Women's History Association of Ireland
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Women's History Association of Ireland

The aim of the Women's History Association of Ireland (WHAI) is to promote research into the history of women in Ireland, to bring together scholars in Irish women's history, to recognise excellence in research and to promote public engagement with women's history in an Irish context. The WHAI is a community for those interested in women's history in all time periods.

  1. 04/03/2022

    Cumann na mBan, the Anglo-Irish Treaty and the Split, 1922; A Symposium

    'Cumann na mBan, the Anglo-Irish Treaty and the Split, 1922; A Symposium', with Leeann Lane, Mary McAuliffe, Margaret Ward, and Caitriona Beaumont.

    2h 3m

  2. 23/04/2021

    Ruth Karras - Mutilation as Gendered Punishment: State Violence and Sexual Transgression in Medieval Europe (Annual WHAI Conference 2020/21).

    Mutilation as Gendered Punishment: State Violence and Sexual Transgression in Medieval Europe.

    56 min

  3. 23/04/2021

    Political Investigations, Legal Archives and Women's Testimonies of Sexual Violence (Annual WHAI Conference 2020/21).

    Political Investigations, Legal Archives and Women's Testimonies of Sexual Violence.

    47 min

  4. 23/04/2021

    Sinead Kennedy - Antigone's Daughters: Gender, Reproduction and the Irish State (Annual WHAI Conference 2020/21).

    Antigone's Daughters: Gender, Reproduction and the Irish State.

    53 min

  5. 23/04/2021

    Susie Deedigan - Republican women and prisoner support organisations, 1939-45 (Annual WHAI Conference 2020/21).

    'It is to be assumed that members of C. na m Ban cannot be kept out of such a body!': republican women and prisoner support organisations, 1939-45.

    23 min

  6. 23/04/2021

    Dieter Reinisch - Ideological and organization continuities of dissident republican women, 1986-2021 (WHAI Conference).

    'The Irish republican movement in abeyance: Ideological and organization continuities of dissident republican women, 1986-2021'

    22 min

  7. 23/04/2021

    Charlotte Aslesen - The emotional impact of hunger striking and forcible feeding on male Republicans, 1916-1921 (WHAI).

    'I suffered indescribable pain': The emotional impact of hunger striking and forcible feeding on male Republicans, 1916-1921'

    16 min

  8. 23/04/2021

    Elaine Callinan - Propaganda and women in elections from 1918 to 1920 (Annual WHAI Conference 2020/21).

    'The best feminist propaganda that is being done is being done by the mere fact of voting': Propaganda and women in elections from 1918 to 1920.

    19 min
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The aim of the Women's History Association of Ireland (WHAI) is to promote research into the history of women in Ireland, to bring together scholars in Irish women's history, to recognise excellence in research and to promote public engagement with women's history in an Irish context. The WHAI is a community for those interested in women's history in all time periods.

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