Laura Agustín
The Naked Anthropologist: research, writing, guiding walks that focus on gender, sex and class.
Black & White Resistance in Brixton: Windrush, Squats, Uprising and Gay Libwww.eventbrite.co.uk From WWII Brixton is a centre for black Britons as well as South London fairies, squatters, poets, Latin American migrant entrepreneurs
Scratching out a living by the river: The Medieval Female Proletariatwww.eventbrite.co.uk How do we know how poor women lived in the Middle Ages when historians have ignored them? Walk the river and meet 6 medieval working women.
Wind in the Willows - the Thames riverside from Richmond to Twickenhamwww.eventbrite.co.uk Richmond is Sir David Attenborough's favourite place on the planet, and Ted Lasso likes it too!
Wind in the Willows - the Thames riverside from Richmond to Twickenhamwww.eventbrite.co.uk Richmond is Sir David Attenborough's favourite place on the planet, and Ted Lasso likes it too!
Michael Smith Doc part 2www.youtube.com Michael Smith Doc part 2
Wind in the Willows - the Thames riverside from Richmond to Twickenhamwww.eventbrite.co.uk Richmond is Sir David Attenborough's favourite place on the planet, and Ted Lasso likes it too!
Campaigning for the Abolition of Slavery: Central London Landmarkswww.eventbrite.co.uk Join us in Central London on June 15th to campaign for the abolition of slavery at iconic landmarks!
Essex Estuaries - From Dovercourt to Harwich Pierwww.eventbrite.co.uk Laura is joined by guide Rob Smith for this walk from the seaside town of Dovercourt to Harwich Pier, exploring connections with the sea.
London's Sex Industry and the Stage in the Long 18th Centurywww.eventbrite.co.uk When the Puritan Protectorate ended in 1660, London's sex industry grew wildly public and was linked to both theatres and the underworld.
Essex Estuaries - From Dovercourt to Harwich Pierwww.eventbrite.co.uk Laura is joined by guide Rob Smith for this walk from the seaside town of Dovercourt to Harwich Pier, exploring connections with the sea.
Essex Estuaries - The Stour from Manningtree to Mistleywww.eventbrite.co.uk Laura is joined by guide Rob Smith for this walk along the Stour Estuary looking at a 17th-century witch-craze and the women targeted.
London's Sex Industry and the Stage in the Long 18th Centurywww.eventbrite.co.uk When the Puritan Protectorate ended in 1660, London's sex industry grew wildly public and was linked to both theatres and the underworld.
London's Sex Industry and the Stage in the Long 18th Centurywww.eventbrite.co.uk When the Puritan Protectorate ended in 1660, London's sex industry grew wildly public and was linked to both theatres and the underworld.
What's unusual about this antislavery walk? | The Naked Anthropologistwww.lauraagustin.com My walk Campaigning for the Abolition of Slavery: Central London Landmarks illuminates many efforts to end slave-trading slavery in Britain.
Campaigning for the Abolition of Slavery: Central London Landmarkswww.eventbrite.co.uk Join us in Central London on June 15th to campaign for the abolition of slavery at iconic landmarks!
Essex Estuaries - The Stour from Manningtree to Mistleywww.eventbrite.co.uk Laura is joined by guide Rob Smith for this walk along the Stour Estuary looking at a 17th-century witch-craze and the women targeted.
Scratching out a living by the river: The Medieval Female Proletariatwww.eventbrite.co.uk How do we know how poor women lived in the Middle Ages when historians have ignored them? Walk along the river and meet 6 medieval women.
London's Sex Industry and the Stage in the Long 18th Centurywww.eventbrite.co.uk When the Puritan Protectorate ended in 1660, London's sex industry grew wildly public and was linked to both theatres and the underworld.
Gin Lane: Thieves and Thief-takers in the Night-Cellars of Seven Dialswww.eventbrite.co.uk Thief and escape-artist Jack Sheppard sparred with thief-taker Jonathan Wild in streets thronged with gin-sellers, sex workers and beggars.
THE NAKED ANTHROPOLOGIST (London) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Gowww.tripadvisor.co.uk Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.
Which 14th-century working women did sex work? | The Naked Anthropologistwww.lauraagustin.com At Salon for the City I'll talk about 14th century Southwark, but it's not all about the Bankside brothels.
Scratching out a living by the river: The Medieval Female Proletariatwww.eventbrite.co.uk How do we know how poor women lived in the Middle Ages when historians have ignored them? Walk along the river and meet 6 medieval women.
Victorian Visions of Women in Art, from Goddesses to Fallen Womenwww.eventbrite.co.uk In Victorian England everyone knew things were bad for women
SALON NO.112: London: City of Sex Workwww.eventbrite.co.uk Stories from the history of the city's oldest profession