DrGeorge Gosling

Fellow of the Royal Historical Society

Voluntary Sector Review: an international journal of third sector research, policy and practice

Social Science and Medicine

Voluntary Sector Review: an international journal of third sector research, policy and practice

'The Shopkeepers of St Dunstan’s: From Blind Veterans to Businessmen and Breadwinners', Disability History Month online lecture, University of Wolverhampton

Online Learning Champion for the Department of History, Politics and War Studies and member of the Faculty Learning & Teaching Working Group

University of Derby

'The Shopkeepers of St Dunstan’s: From Blind Veterans to Businessmen and Breadwinners', Centre for Historical Research seminar, University of Wolverhampton

Faculty Equality & Diversity Committee, FABSS

'Appointed Day: The Arrival of the NHS in the Black Country' at From Rationing to Reformation: A 1940s Study Day at the Black Country Living Museum, Dudley

‘Charity Shops and Commercial Traders: A History of Rivalry or Collaboration?’ at Retailing and Community: The Social Dimensions of Commerce in Historical Perspective, University of Wolverhampton

Faculty Equality & Diversity Committee, FoSS

‘Some Thoughts on the Need to Think Cross-Discipline’ at The Social and Economic Life of Money: From the Medieval to the Modern, Institute of Historical Research, London

Co-organiser of 'The Social and Economic Life of Money: From the Medieval to the Modern' at the Institute of Historical Research, London, jointly funded by the Economic History Society and the Social History Society

Research Student Board, FoSS

‘Teaching with Archives’ at the Faculty of Social Sciences Staff Conference, University of Wolverhampton

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

BBC Coventry and Warwickshire’s Breakfast Show with Trish Adudu

‘Roundtable on Teaching the History of Philanthropy and Humanitarianism’ at the Social History Society conference, Keele University

Social History Exchange