Affiliations & Supporters
HERLAND is made possible through the support of not only leading research institutions, heritage organisations, and digital humanities infrastructures across Northern Europe, but also through the support of colleagues, researchers, students, and friends. These partnerships provide the scholarly expertise, archival access, and technological resources that allow the project to explore women’s relationships with nature in early modern Sweden, Denmark, and northern Germany. Simultaneously, supporters provide their expertise, insights, and research, as well as acting as a sounding board, offering encouragement, or providing resources. This webpage will be updated throughout the project.
Affiliations
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Households and Environmental Studies Network, Centre for Research on Courts and Residences, Institute of History with the Czech Academy of Sciences
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Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies (CREMS), University of York
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Department of History, University of York
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Department of Philosophy, History and Art Studies, University of Helsinki
Supporters
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Dr Natacha Klein Käfer (Lund Universitet)
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Dr Cathleen Sarti (Independent Researcher)
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Dr Charlotte Backerra (Universität Klagenfurt)
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Dr Ellie Woodacre (University of Winchester)
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Dr Patrik Pastrnak (Olomouc Palacký University)
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Professor Anu Lahtinen (University of Helsinki)
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Dr Johanna Skurnik (University of Turku)
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Dr Eljas Oksanen (University of Helsinki)
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Dr Henrika Tandefelt (University of Helsinki)
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Dr Aino Kirjonen (University of Helsinki)
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Pihla Pekonen (University of Helsinki)
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Maika Absetz (University of Helsinki)
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Dr Dana Dvořáková (Director, Centre for Research on Courts and Residences)
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Zuzana Vařáková (Centre for Research on Courts and Residences)
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Dr Saana Myllyntausta (University of Turku)
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Topi Koivisto
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Helen Hart
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Sonja and Andy Stubbs
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Erin Parr
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Dr James Richardson
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Emma Richardson
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Marilyn and Rich Cain
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Leigh Whitlie
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Milla Makela
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Megan Woods
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Petteri Seppälä