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Day 1: Monday 5 September 2011

9.30-9.45Welcome and introduction

9.45 - 10.30Keynote 1

Adele Perry (Manitoba): Our Foreign Correspondent: Metis Families,Metropolitan Children, and Circuits of Empire.

10.30-10.45Break

10.45 - 12.15Panel 1: Colonial Family Networks

Melodee Beals (Warwick): Affable Failures: Alexander MacAulay, Kin-networks and the Eighteenth-Century Bubble Market

Elizabeth Harvey (Warwick): Networks of Imperial Philanthropy : thedevelopment of the boarding out movement

Saleem Khan (London Metropolitan): The Imans of Patna: A MuslimPolitician Lawyer Family of British India

12.15 13.15Lunch

13.15 14.45Panel 2: Siblings and Family Trajectories

Gwilym Colenso (Independent): Campaigning and collaborating across theEmpire: the Family of Bishop John Collenso

Khumisho Moguerane (Oxford): An history of an African Family north of theCape Family, 1890-1927, schooling, employment and later lives of sons

and daughters

14.45 15.00Break

15.00 15.45Keynote 2

Rhonda Semple (St. Francis Xavier University): Christian Model, MissionRealities: the business of regularizing sexuality in mission communities in

late 19C north India

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Breaking Colonial Families

Andrew May (University of Melbourne): Families, empire and exile in north-east India

Mike Leigh (SOAS): Colonial Families in extremis: the case of Burma in1942

Jean Smith (University of California): The Fairbridge Memorial College:Child Migration to Southern Rhodesia after the Second World War

15.00 15.15Break

15.15 16.00Keynote 4

Elizabeth Buettner (University of York): Revisiting Empire Families and itsPublic Reception.

16.00 16.15Break

16.15-17.45Discussion

New Directions in Research

17.45Conference end

17.45 - 18.30Optional guided walking tour for delegates

Colonial Families in Bloomsbury, London