#SPOontheSpot: Debates about Archives and Sports / Archives on Sportswomen, 6 nov 2024

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The ICA’s Section on Sport Archives (SPO) is excited to continue its #SPOontheSpot series, a collection of online debates that explore the intersection of archives and sports. In this session, we’ll be focusing on the representation of women athletes in sport archives. 

Whether you’ve joined us in the past or are new to this series, we invite you to participate in the fifth session of #SPOontheSpot: Debates on Archives and Sport, which will take place on Wednesday, 6 November 2024. Our special guest from the Research Network on the History of Women and Sport (RIHMUD) will share insights into the critical role of women in the historical and social development of sports. 

https://www.ica.org/event/spoonthespot-debates-about-archives-and-sports-women-athletes-in-sport-archives

CFP, Les récits des rencontres sportives France-Italie / Scrittura letteraria e mediatica dello sport, 2/04/2025 Clemont-Ferrand (FR)

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Please see the attached call for papers for a workshop on French and Italian sports writting due to take place at the University of Clemont-Ferrand on 2 April 2025.

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CESH 2024 General Assembly, 5/06/2024, Paris (France)

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The 2024 General Assembly of CESH will be held on 5 June 2024, 4:30PM at University of Paris Nanterre, Alice Milliat Building, Amphitheatre S1 (ground floor).

Please remember to pay your membership fee before the GA. The Agenda can be downloaded below.

We are looking forward to meeting you.

The Directing Council of CESH

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2024 CESH Congress programme now published!

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Please find below the preliminary programme for the 2024 CESH Congress in Paris, 4-6 June 2024.

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Our 2024 keynotes are:

Dominique Connan (University of Paris Nanterre), ‘An « imagined global bourgeoisie »: golf and the thwarted respectability of Kenyan elites, from independence to the presidency of Mwai Kibaki’

Chris Young (University of Cambridge), ‘Rethinking Jesse Owens: Berlin 1936 and the German Media Landscape’

Florence Carpentier (University of Rouen Normandy), ‘Alice Milliat and the Women’s World Games’ [title to be confirmed]

We are very much looking forward to meeting you and discussing international sports history. Have a save journey and see you in Paris.

International Joint Seminar in Sports History – Olympism (April – July 2024)

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The 2024 Olympic Games are an opportunity for the Willibald Gebhardt Institute (WGI) in Münster (Germany) to organise a seminar on the Olympic Games. The WGI is an institute affiliated to the Institute of Sports Science at the University of Münster and an official Olympic Studies Centre (OSC).

The seminar is being organised in cooperation with the following partners: Junior Professor Dr Helga Leineweber (Department of Education and Culture at the Institute of Sports Science at the University of Münster), Professor Dr Annette Hofmann (University of Education in Ludwigsburg, Vice-President of ICSPE, Vice-President of the German Gymnastics Federation (DTB) and Deputy Chairwoman of the German Olympic Academy), European Committee for Sports History (CESH), Professor Dr Daphné Bolz (University of Rouen Normandy, CETAPS UR 3832), President of the European Committee for Sports History CESH).

The lectures begin on 8 April and end on 8 July 2024, from 4.15pm to 6pm. Participation is possible via Zoom or in person in seminar room Ho 101 of the Institute of Sport Science at the University of Münster.

Use the following link to access the programme and the language of the papers, and to register: https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/6wgYa4jvrEMPe

A presentation in English is available here: https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/TVu5nvIeoj9y2

Best wishes,

Prof. i.R. Dr. Michael Krüger (Institut für Sportwissenschaft der Universität Münster, Germany)