Julia Bishop
@drjuliabish.bsky.social
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Folklorist researching (mainly but not exclusively) traditional music, and children's folklore, including games, humour, and song.
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So many interesting conversations with up-and-coming folklore researchers! Thanks to the @folkloretodmorden.bsky.social for excellent hospitality and @folkloresociety.bsky.social for hosting!
cathbannister1.bsky.social
Lovely day with newer researchers at @folkloretodmorden.bsky.social presenting on folk group identities with @drjuliabish.bsky.social on behalf of the @cfrc-folklore.bsky.social, zine making and exploring our folklore origin stories! Thanks Holly and the FLS @folkloresociety.bsky.social.
The back of a zine reading Ta Ta Todmorden with the FLS and CFRC logos
drjuliabish.bsky.social
Looking forward to reading this! Congratulations, Abbi!
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heatherlwellis.bsky.social
It has been a lovely week at @ische-news.bsky.social #ISCHE46im Lille. Thought-provoking panels, catching up with old friends and sharing results of the @esrcschoolmeals.bsky.social project! #histed @sheffielduni.bsky.social @wlvuni.bsky.social @ichre-ioe.bsky.social
drjuliabish.bsky.social
Wonderful paper by this dream team, crowned with a gem of poetry from @draflint.bsky.social Looking forward to hearing more!
draflint.bsky.social
I am so excited about this project! And so lucky to have the opportunity to collaborate with and learn from two such excellent folklorists 📚
cathbannister1.bsky.social
While I couldn't attend in person it was lovely to share plans for a historical, contemporary and creative dive into this #Folklore classic at @folkloresociety.bsky.social conference at @ucc.ie. Kudos @paulcowdell.bsky.social for presenting our ideas and @draflint.bsky.social for her brilliant poem.
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esrcschoolmeals.bsky.social
To try and capture some of the key themes and ideas discussed at our end-of-project conference last Thursday, we worked with Jules from Illustrated Live who produced this great live illustration for us! #histed @ioe.bsky.social @sheffielduni.bsky.social @wlvuni.bsky.social @histedsocuk.bsky.social
drjuliabish.bsky.social
Excellent event - thanks to all who came and supported it. Food for thought (of course!)
esrcschoolmeals.bsky.social
We had a great time at our end-of-project conference today in London! Thanks to everyone for coming and to Sharon Hodgson MP for talking to us about the current policy landscape on school meals. #histed @sheffielduni.bsky.social @ioe.bsky.social @wlvuni.bsky.social @histedsocuk.bsky.social
drjuliabish.bsky.social
Delighted that @berrypillot.bsky.social will be talking about her award-winning research on children's play in London and Liverpool in the Second World War as part of the @cfrc-folklore.bsky.social online seminar series on 25 June, 1-2.30 pm. See below to book your place!
cfrc-folklore.bsky.social
Free CFRC online seminar from MA Public History student Berry Pillot de Chenecey on children's play during WW2! To join us on 25th June 1-2.30pm, you can book a free ticket via the link below.
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CFRC Seminar | Children's Play in WW2 in London and Liverpool
Berry Pillot de Chenecey joins us for an online seminar on the persistence and peculiarities of children's play in WW2 London and Liverpool.
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for our last Lore and Lunch this summer we're talking Icelandic lullabies! To join us on 26th June 1-2pm to chat about the BBC World Service programme "Folklore, music and me: my chart-topping lullabies" available on BBC Sounds fill out the Google form on our webpage.
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BBC World Service - Outlook, Folklore, music and me: my chart-topping lullabies
Hafdís Huld's lullabies captivated Iceland and made music history
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drjuliabish.bsky.social
Trust my work to end up in secondhand bookshop!
cathbannister1.bsky.social
Bakewell bookshop wins: A 1975 Folklore journal and a 1988 copy of Lore and Language, the journal of CECTAL (later NATCECT) @sheffielduni.bsky.social with an article by @drjuliabish.bsky.social !
drjuliabish.bsky.social
Great to read about the excellent presentations by my colleagues this month. And a reminder to join @sharonhodgsonmp.bsky.social, the project team and colleagues in London on 19 June for our free end-of-project conference (booking link in the newsletter!).
esrcschoolmeals.bsky.social
Welcome to our May newsletter! Our team gave presentations in Stockholm at #NEHC25, in China, and we look ahead to our end-of-project conference on 19 June in London as well as a number of other talks! #histed @histedsocuk.bsky.social @sheffielduni.bsky.social @ichre-ioe.bsky.social @ioe.bsky.social
drjuliabish.bsky.social
Still time to submit an abstract for the next Traditional Tunes and Popular Airs conference! Wed love to know more about current work in this multifaceted and interdisciplinary field!
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Call for papers: Traditional Tunes and Popular Airs
A two-day conference to be held on Saturday 8 – Sunday 9 November.
Relevant areas include music for dance, broadside balladry, minstrelsy, music hall, pleasure gardens, domestic and children’s songs.
Deadline: 30 June 2025.
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Traditional Tunes and Popular Airs: Call for Papers
Call for Papers: Traditional Tunes and Popular Airs TTPA conferences aim to bring together researchers working on ‘traditional’ and ‘popular’ tunes as transmitted and transformed in all manner of musi...
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esrcschoolmeals.bsky.social
Welcome to our April 2025 newsletter! Find out more about what the team has been up to including the wonderful Food Museum launch, talking to the BBC Food Programme, and lots more! #histed @ichre-ioe.bsky.social @wlvuni.bsky.social @sheffielduni.bsky.social @histedsocuk.bsky.social
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cathbannister1.bsky.social
If you missed the epic Folklore Reimagined LATE at the @britishacademy.bsky.social here's a ten minute talk from @yinkaolusoga.bsky.social and me on children's #digital #custom #folklore in online spaces 🖥️ 🎮
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As part of our Folklore Reimagined season, Yinka Olusoga and Catherine Bannister discuss how children are recreating festival traditions and seasonal customs in online spaces, and what lessons this can teach us about children’s digital play and wellbeing. Watch the full video here:
(Mine)crafting custom: collecting children's folklore in a digital age'
Many seasonal customs and festival traditions, such as Christmas and Easter in the UK, seem to be centered on children. In this talk, Dr Yinka Olusoga and Dr...
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Tickets are disappearing like 'hot cakes' (hot meals?)! Book early to avoid disappointment
esrcschoolmeals.bsky.social
Join us for our free 1-day end-of-project conference on 19th June at Friends House, London! We'll share our key findings & recommendations and discuss all things #schoolmeals with some great people including @sharonhodgsonmp.bsky.social!
#histed
Register here:
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The School Meals Service: Past, Present - and Future?
Join us for this free, full-day conference to discuss the past, present and future of the UK School Meals Service.
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