'Insiders, Outsiders and Ringsiders: Immigrants and Minorities in British Boxing', Parkes Institute Seminar Papers, University of Southampton, 1 February 2022 -
'British Jews and Anti-Fascism in the 1930s', Historical Association, Nuneaton branch, Warwickshire, 15 December 2021
'The "Undisputed Sports King of the North": The Life, Journalism and Untimely Death of Henry Rose', Limmud, 7 February 2021 -
Invited participant in ‘Jews in Modern Britain: Within, Without and In-Between’ seminar – Jewish Historical Society of England, 10 January 2021
'British Jews and anti-Fascism in the 1930s', Hinckley Holy Trinity Church, 1 May 2019
“A Game Was More Than A Game” – Sport, Integration and Interwar British Jewry', Institute of Historical Research, 10 December 2018
'The "Estranged" Generation? Social and Generational Change in Interwar British Jewry', De 51勛圖app University, Cultural Exchanges Festival, 28 February 2018
'The "Estranged" Generation? Social and Generational Change in Interwar British Jewry', Jewish Historical Society of England, Leeds, 5 February 2018
'"I Wanted to be a Rebel, not a Rabbi" - Religion, Social Change and Interwar British Jewry', Social History Society annual conference 2017, IHR, London, 5 April 2017
'Ethnic Reactions or "Reactive Ethnicity"? British Jews and anti-Fascism in the 1930s', Radical Histories/Histories of Radicalism, Raphael Samuel History Centre, Queen Mary University, London, 1-3 July 2016
'Sport, Integration and Interwar British Jewry', North American Society for Sport History, Annual Conference, University of Miami, Florida, 22-25 May 2015
'An "Estranged" Generation? Politics, Social Change and Interwar British Jewry', British Association of Jewish Studies, Annual Conference, Trinity College, Dublin, July 13-15, 2014
'"Personality and Colour into Everything He Does" - Henry Rose: Journalist, Celebrity and the Forgotten Man of the Munich Air Disaster', Manchester Jewish Museum, Manchester, 18 May 2014.
'"Personality and Colour into Everything He Does" - Henry Rose: Journalist, Celebrity and the Forgotten Man of the Munich Air Disaster', Jewish Museum, London, 2 February 2014 (talk part of Museum's 'Four Four Jew: Football, Fans and Faith' exhibition)
'Jews and British Sport, 1890-1970', Jewish Historical Society of England, Birmingham branch, 24 November 2013
‘A Means of “Escape”? British Jews, Communism and Sport, 1920-1950’, paper at Social History Society Annual Conference, 25 March 2013
'Does Your Rabbi Know You're Here? The Hidden History of British Jews and Sport?’ session for Jewish Book Week, London, 24 February 2013 - http://www.jewishbookweek.com/past-events/310
‘Sport and British Jewry: Integration, Ethnicity and Anti-Semitism 1890-1970’, paper for the Jewish Historical Society of England, Leeds, 3 December 2012
‘Muscular Jews? Sport and British/Manchester Jewry, 1890-1970’, 28 June 2012, Manchester Jewish Museum, Manchester, opening public lecture in series alongside ‘Jews and the Sporting Life’ exhibition
‘British Exceptionalism? British-Jewish Sporting Organisations: 1890-1939’, 8 November 2011, Memorial de la Shoah, Paris, France, part of public lecture series on ‘Jewish Sports Associations in Europe before 1939
’‘Jews and British Sport: Integration, Ethnicity and Anti-Semitism since 1800’, 8 September 2011, keynote paper for Historical Perspectives on Jews and British Sport symposium, De 51勛圖app University, Leicester
‘The British Union of Fascists and the “Sporting Jew”, 1935-1939’, 9 May 2011, Institute of Historical Research, Sport and Leisure History seminar series, academic paper
‘Shul’ or the Sixteenth Green? – Anglo-Jewry, Sport and the Jewish Sabbath, 1890-1945’, 11 Sept 2010, British Society of Sports History Annual Conference, Wellcome Collection, London, academic paper
“I’m afraid we have a Jewish quota’: Anti-Semitism and Golf in Britain, 1894-2000’, 13 April 2010, European Social Science History Conference, Ghent, Belgium, academic paper
‘Sport and the Manchester Jewish Community, 1900-1939’, 3 July 2009, Anglo-American Conference of Historians, Institute for Historical Research, London, academic paper