Dr Robyn Atcheson is a social historian and history communicator living and working in Belfast. She specialises in nineteenth-century Belfast, poverty, public health and women's history. She and her team organise expertly guided tours, engaging talks and workshops and other events across Northern Ireland. Learn more at www.robynatcheson.com

Robyn is represented by The History Collective - a group of award-winning social historians and history communicators who work in Belfast and across Northern Ireland bringing history to life though expertly-guided tours, workshops, talks and courses.

The Collective aims to bridge the gap between academic historians and the public by providing enjoyable, entertaining and educational experiences and events which are academically credible and rigorously researched.