Image of a man sitting at a desk while two women watch, one clearly in distress.

Interview with Jesse Olszynko-Gryn, author of A Woman’s Right to Know: Pregnancy Testing in Twentieth-Century Britain

Lithograph of a woman in bed while another woman and a man hold a baby.

Precarity and Pregnancy

Lithograph of a woman in bed while another woman and a man hold a baby.

The Intimate History of Confinement

Marker, pen and colour pencils on A3 paper, drawing of an x-ray view of uterine lining being shed, with ovaries, fallopians, etc

Exploring Critical Menstrual Studies in the Nordic Region: The Importance of Local Specificities

Painting of a hunched over Richard III with Lady Anne.

Shakespeare Knew What Modern Science Tells Us: Disability Discrimination is Fueled by Disgust

Black and white photograph of a large brick building with a central tower and a wide lawn in front.

“Better…at the Bottom of the Sea”?: Affect, Agency, and the Archive at Holloway Sanatorium

The skeletal remains of Richard III, assembled to demonstrate the curve in his spine

Reclaiming Richard III’s Disability

A small brick cottage at the end of a dirt lane lined with yellow flowers

Her Heroine Mother: Maternity and British Secret Agents in World War II

A pregnant woman stands in profile in front of a bombed out building.

Maternity at War: Introduction

black and white image showing a protester holding a sign that says deeply rooted in the nation's history and traditions

“Help, I’m Living in My Research!”: Writing on Abortion in a Post-Roe World