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The new SSH sector plans consist of a sector plan for Social Sciences, for Humanities, and a theme that cuts through SSH, which represents all 4 SSH sectors

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On 10 April, ESHCC will launch the MentorMe pilot for students and alumni.

Bloomsbury History: Theory and Methods is named one of Library Journal's Best Reference Databases of 2022. ESHCC researchers contributed to this.

Nick Romeijn, an external doctoral student, and prof. dr. Jacco van Sterkenburg have created a toolkit for the FIFPro after an extensive study.

Prominent historians are calling on ministers Robbert Dijkgraaf and Dennis Wiersma to strengthen the subject of history in secondary education.

Jesper Verhoef has received a grant for his research into the role of the internet in LGBTQI+ communities.

Mike Wayne (ESHCC) and Matt Sienkiewicz (Boston College) publish study examining the role of minority identity in competition among niche streaming services.

Dr. Delia Dumitrica of Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication and Alex Schwinges (UvA/ ASCoR and IBCOM alumna) wrote an article about the rise of

Mark Hay and Joep Hofhuis from the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication awarded with the NWO Open Competition – SSH funding for their research.