Dr Amy King

@amycking.bsky.social

Historian. Into the history and memory of Italy’s far right - how it’s remembered, how it remembers. Antifascist. University of Bristol. She/her.

“Teaching Anti-Fascism Today” at @ilcs.bsky.social is off to a great start with Paz Guevara’s keynote. She describes the “Global Fascisms Exhibition,” which presented fascism not only as a historical phenomenon but as an ongoing global threat that transcends its historically confined definition.

“Teaching Anti-Fascism Today” - Keynote 1, Paz Guevara

“Teaching Anti-Fascism Today” is well underway. I was delighted to contribute to a session on “Anti-Fascism Teaching and Questions of Temporality,” where I discussed my experience teaching in Britain and the US alongside colleagues Marco Ruggieri, Marco Bernardi, and Daniel Brown @ilcs.bsky.social

“Teaching Anti-Fascism Today” - Benedetta Carnaghi’s presentation on “Anti-Fascist Teaching in Europe and the United States”“Teaching Anti-Fascism Today” - Benedetta Carnaghi’s presentation on “Anti-Fascist Teaching in Europe and the United States”“Teaching Anti-Fascism Today” – Panel 4 with Benedetta Carnaghi, Marco Ruggieri, Marco Bernardi, and Daniel Brown“Teaching Anti-Fascism Today” – Panel 4 with Benedetta Carnaghi, Marco Ruggieri, Marco Bernardi, and Daniel Brown

Delighted to have had final acceptance of my manuscript for Cambridge University Press's Elements in the History of Fascism series. If all goes to plan, 'The Afterlife of a Fascist Murder: Giacomo Matteotti in Myth and Memory, 1924-2024', should be published in a few months' time! 🎉

My author copy has landed! I never knew what to do with this work, then a call for chapters arrived for this brilliant new handbook. So pleased to see this out in the world.

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Things that would be interesting to know about the current contraction of UK academic staffing (and that it would actually be super helpful if REF2029 institutional SPRE statements were required to report on) include: What's the impact on the equality and diversity of academic staffing? 1/3

University of Bristol asks humanities and modern languages staff to voluntarily quit

This scheme comes as part of the 'managed decline' of schools deemed less profitable to the university

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Vastly outnumbered by antifascists, but nonetheless deeply depressing to watch the so-called ‘Bristol patriots’ march to a refugee hotel with Crusader iconography and chants about extermination. But, in the words of the counter protest, “there are many many more of us than you”

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On 5 December, I'm organising a workshop entitled 'Exploring the health and wellbeing of Italian migrants in Britain today' feat. contributions from academics, psychologists & community groups. See full programme here. Free but booking required! www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of...

Exploring the health and wellbeing of Italian migrants in Britain today

A one-day workshop supported by UCL Health Humanities Seed Funding. Organised by Dr Selena Daly, Associate Professor in Italian Studies, UCL

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