• Presentation to Professor R. Barrie Dobson: 'The Jewish Communities of Medieval England'
• Paul Hyams, Cornell University, ‘Faith, Fealty, Lordship, and Jewish Infideles in Twelfth-Century England’

• Hugh Doherty, University of Oxford, ‘The Sheriffs of Yorkshire and the Massacre of 1190’
• Alan Cooper, Colgate University ‘The Aftermath of 1190: Longbeard’s Uprising in London in 1196’

• Emily Rose, Johns Hopkins University, ‘The Origins of the Blood Libel: William of Norwich and the Copycat Cults’
• Carlee Bradbury, Radford University, ‘Monstrous Contact: the Jew at the Funeral of the Virgin Mary.”
• Heather Blurton, University of California Santa Barbara, ‘Twelfth-Century Narratives of Ritual Crucifixion Accusations’

• Lecture: Nicholas Vincent, University of East Anglia, ‘Richard I: The New Titus’

• Robert Stacey, University of Washington, ‘The Massacres of 1189-90 and the Origins of the Jewish Exchequer, 1186-1226’
• Robin Mundill, Glenalmond College, Perth, ‘The Legacy of the Archa System after 1216’

• Ruth Nisse, Wesleyan University, ‘Josephus, Jerusalem, and the Martyrs of Medieval England’
• Matthew Mesley, University of Exeter, ‘Cures and Conversions: The ‘Jewish Pilgrim Topos’ in Thirteenth-Century Miracle Accounts’
• Helen Birkett, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, ‘Monks, Laybrothers, Jews? British Cistercians and the “Synagogue of Satan” c.1200’

• Ethan Zadoff (CUNY Graduate Center) and Pinchas Roth (Hebrew University, Jerusalem), ‘England and the Talmudic Community of Medieval Europe’
• Thomas Roche, Archives départementales de la Nièvre, ‘Making Agreements with (or without) Jews in Anglo-Norman Society around 1190’

• Lecture: Anna Abulafia, University of Cambridge, ‘Notions of Jewish Service in Twelfth and Thirteenth-Century England

• Sarah Rees Jones, University of York, ‘York in the Twelfth Century’
• Jonathan Clarke, Field Archaeology Specialists, ‘The Archaeology of Clifford’s Tower’

• Kathy Lavezzo, University of Iowa, ‘The Geography of Antisemitism in Thomas of Monmouth's Life and Miracles of St. William of Norwich’
• Anthony Bale, Birkbeck College, ‘Text, Memory, Event: The Aesthetics of Persecution’
• Hannah Johnson, University of Pittsburgh, ‘Massacre and Memory: The New Intellectual Politics of Remembering Jewish Martyrdom’

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• Visit to Cliffords’ Tower – led by Jonathan Clarke, Field Archaeology Specialists

• Jeffrey Cohen, George Washington University, ‘The Future of the Jews of York’

• The Croxton Play of the Sacrament & Stephen Berkhoff’s Ritual in Blood (directed by Elisabeth Dutton, Worcester College, Oxford). This will take place in the Hospitium.