We're working with societies to offer ECRs bursaries towards conference attendance costs as part of our #LUP125 celebrations. Our latest bursary is in partnership with Society for the Study of Labour History.
Find out more about this #LabourHistory bursary on the SSLH website: bit.ly/44JfnD3

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Alexandra Forsyth (Alexandra Forsyth), a History PhD Candidate from University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau, is the latest recipient of one of our #LUP125 ECR grants! Alexandra will be attending IMC_Leeds in July🏰
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Dr Julia Ribeiro Thomaz (Dr Julia Ribeiro Thomaz) is the next recipient of an #LUP125 Early Career Researcher grant! Julia is a researcher in Anthropology, French Studies, History and Digital Humanities, and will be attending the French Studies conference in July 🇫🇷

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Liverpool University Press in celebration of their 125th anniversary have a kindly offered a bursary of £300 for an ECR attending #ACIS2024

Full details on our website:
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Mary Immaculate College (MIC)

Our next recipient of an #LUP125 Early Career Researcher grant is Maude Cournoyer-Gendron (UQAM | Université du Québec à Montréal), who will be using the grant to attend AESOP Congress in July. We're so pleased to support Maude with this as part of our 125th anniversary celebrations! AESOP Young Academics

🔊Are you a PhD or postdoctoral researcher in the field of #Labour history? Looking to present a paper at an academic workshop or conference this year?
We're collaborating with Society for the Study of Labour History to offer another £300 bursary to an early career researcher!
Find out more⬇️ #LUP125

Victoria Adams, Research Associate in Latin American Cultural Studies University of Bristol, was the first person to receive one of our #LUP125 grants for Early Career Researchers and attended #AHGBI last month. We're so pleased to have supported Victoria with this anniversary initiative!

Megan Stephens (Megan Stephens) has been selected to receive our #LUP125 Early Career Researcher grant to support attendance at the SFRA conference next month.
We'll be sharing a full recap of all grant recipients at the end of our anniversary year. Congratulations, Megan!

It's #WorldBookDay tomorrow, and to celebrate we're giving you the chance to win a LUP book of your choice!

To enter, reply to this tweet with which LUP book you would like to win and why. Giveaway closes at 4pm (GMT) on Thursday 7th March.🌎📚 #LUP125

🖋As part of #LUP125 , we’re spotlighting authors who published their first work with us. In April, Editorial Director Alison Welsby spoke with Ann Cleeves, author of the Vera novels, about living in Hilbre, fiction vs. nonfiction, and her latest book: bit.ly/125Ann

For our 125th anniversary, we are putting a spotlight on Early Career Academics. We hear from Maria Czepiel (Oxford Modern Languages) on her experience of publishing her work in the Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, a journal which started life at LUP in 1923: bit.ly/Early-Career-A… #LUP125

Head to the LUP blog to read a Q&A with Maria Czepiel (Oxford Modern Languages) who shares her experience of publishing as an Early Career Academic, how she found peer review & her top tips for others starting out in their academic career: bit.ly/Early-Career-A… BERA Early Career Researcher Network #LUP125

We're excited to share that our next #LUP125 ECR conference bursary is in partnership with American Conference for Irish Studies for their 2024 conference at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) in June. The deadline for applications is 24th April - find out more here: mic.ul.ie/ACIS2024/confe… #IrishStudies ACIS2024 Christabel Scaife

In addition to Charles Forsdick's work as Chair of LUP's Editorial Advisory Board, Charles is a series editor for several of our Modern Languages series.
World Writing in French: New Archipelagoes is the newest of these: bit.ly/LUPWWIF #LUP125

For more on our 125th anniversary celebrations, visit the LUP blog: bit.ly/3whcEUi #LUP125

‘Charles Forsdick is a once-in-a-generation figure, who has through his work with LUP made it the foremost venue in the world for work in contemporary French and Francophone studies.’
bit.ly/125Charles #LUP125
Charles Forsdick MMLL Cambridge French Studies University of Liverpool

For our 125th anniversary, we are celebrating authors who published their first work with us. LUP's Editorial Director Alison Welsby spoke with award-winning writer, Ann Cleeves, whose first published work was in an LUP publication. bit.ly/125Ann #LUP125

In case you missed it, as part of our #LUP125 celebrations we are taking the opportunity to highlight and thank some of the key figures in our recent history. Read the first post in this series, written by CEO Anthony Cond: In Praise of… Charles Forsdick bit.ly/125Charles

To mark our 125th anniversary, we are taking the opportunity to highlight a selection of key figures in LUP’s history. To start this series, our CEO Anthony Cond reflects on the impact of our former Editorial Advisory Board Chair, Charles Forsdick. bit.ly/125Charles #LUP125