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News & Events
Follow Global History Lab news, upcoming events, public conversations, research gatherings and archived events from across the network.
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This page brings together upcoming events, news updates and archived activity, including launches, book events, public research sessions and annual student conferences.
Upcoming Events
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News
This section can be used for programme announcements, partner updates, new publications, conference news and other Global History Lab developments.
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Archived Events
A record of Global History Lab events, including annual Border Crossing conferences, book launches, public discussions and research sessions.
Online · 08:00–18:00 GMT+1
Topics included health, environment, science and economy; family and marriage; gendered histories; war and borders; youth, education and social mobility; migration and culture across borders; memory and heritage; art, fashion and urban life; media and literature; politics and diplomacy.
View programmeA half-day event introducing the Narrative Observatories in action, grounded in bottom-up, globally scaled social science. The programme combined presentations, case studies, panel discussion and a live participatory Observatory session.
Online · 08:00–18:00 GMT+1
The 2025 annual conference included panels on youth, education and social mobility; gendered histories; health and environment; migration; and culture across borders.
View programmeA discussion of Richard Latham Lechowick’s book I Won’t Let Them Be Like Me, exploring Ezidi women’s agency, identity and storytelling after the Sinjar Genocide.
A launch event for two books emerging from Global History Lab collaborations: Global History Dialogues: Border-Crossing and The Right to Research.
Online · 08:00–18:00 GMT+1
The 2024 conference brought together student research across family, migration, culture, borders, war, health and environment.
View programmeThe official Cambridge launch of Global History Lab, introducing the platform, its move from Princeton to Cambridge, and its model of global education through peer-to-peer exchange.
Event Themes
Past events have brought student and researcher projects into conversation across recurring global themes.
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Explore Outputs & Media for publications, recordings and public conversations, or visit the Global History Dialogues website for student research.