Family & Community Historical Research Society Join the Society

Not a member? Then you are missing out on the benefits that our members receive.

Here are just a few of the tangible benefits.

•  Two editions of the journal, Family & Community History.
•  Three issues of the Society Newsletter.
•  User name and password to the Members Community.
•  Access to research data collected by members.
•  Preferential rates for Society publications and events.
•  Subscribing members also receive the FACHRS e-news mail advising of important developments that concern the Society membership.
•  Annual conference where you can share ideas, learn new concepts and meet fellow research enthusiasts.
•  Take part in Society sponsored research projects.
•  Members are able to submit their research for publication in Society publications that include the Journal, Newsletter and other books.
•  Training courses.
•  Seminars.

There are two types of membership, individual at 21 and family at 25
Subscriptions can easily be paid online using MasterCard or Visa.
Alternatively it is possible to generate an application form that can be printed and sent together with a subscription payment by regular postal mail.
If you have a UK bank account it is also possible to set up automatic renewal via Standing Order. Please contact the Membership Secretary for details.
If your individual subscription will be paid on your behalf by an organisation, e.g. University lecturer or an archivist, then arrangements can be made for payment via BACS. Please contact the Membership Secretary for details

FACH Journal Readership includes : - Academic researchers, teachers and students with an interest in family or community history across such disciplines as social and economic history, sociology, social anthropology, historical geography, demography, oral history, rural and urban studies, local history, community studies and family studies - Independent researchers in family and local history who wish to set their research in a scholarly framework - Teachers in secondary and tertiary education aiming to stimulate and advise on student projects - Policy makers who recognise the importance of an historical dimension - Local studies librarians and archivists

Corporate Organisations who just wish to take the FACH Journal for their library should contact our publisher direct who can organise a corporate subscription that does not include membership of the Society.

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