Rose Dryzek

PhD candidate in Modern British History
My project is a Collaborative Doctoral Award between the University of Cambridge and Homeworkers Worldwide, supervised by Dr Helen McCarthy and Dr Lucy Brill and funded by Open-Oxford-Cambridge. The project focuses on the history of homeworkers and related activism since the 1970s. It explores attempts to organise and lobby on behalf of homeworkers in the UK and around the world, and examines how this type of activism intersected with the labour movement, the women’s movement, and migrant and minority advocacy.

I previously completed a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) majoring in history at the University of Melbourne and an MA in History at University College London.

I am currently a co-convenor of the Modern British History Workshop.
Modern British History; histories of activism; women's history; labour history; migrant and minority history; transnational history

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