From 25 to April 2025, the Guild of One-Name Studies will host a conference with the theme Gateway to the World. Presentations will focus on the movement of people across the world during past centuries, mainly from Great Britain.
The conference will be a hybrid allowing participants to be present for
the talks but also to view them remotely, many livestreamed. The in-person
meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn, Liverpool City Centre, England.
More about the event, including the program can be found on the Guild website.
I have been booked
to present my talk about Mother Nature’s Impact on Migration &
Relocation, online on Saturday, April 27th at 11:00 pm GMT.
The conference is
open to both Guild members and non-members. Come join us if you can, in person
or on the conference hub.
Talk Summary:
We can trace the
dislocation of families, indeed whole communities, because of war, politics,
religious persecution, racial and cultural intolerance, employment or lifestyle
prospects, and any of number of other societal-related reasons.
But there were
many circumstances where Mother Nature had an important impact on the decisions
people made to pick up and leave. Among these are:
·
long-term
changes to the environment through climate change,
·
gradual
alteration of habitat through natural processes
·
loss
of homes, businesses or family members from disasters
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