All members are back online
We’ve just completed an overdue update of the online membership payments for this year, so you can now log in to “member only” material. This …
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30 years of Newsletters now online
You can now view and search thirty years of our newsletters, which might be useful if you’re researching a person or topic and you weren’t …
PayPal problem
We are currently having a problem with our PayPal account. please accept our apologies if you were unable to pay for your subscription renewal. We …
Membership Renewal Time 2020
Have you renewed your HAFS membership? Subscriptions run until 30 September each year. You can use this Membership Renewal form which will also be sent out …
HAFS FAQs
Here are some questions you might have…. How do I renew my membership if it has lapsed and I can’t login in to the website …
Quoted Searches – Exact Matches
Our search feature has recently been updated to support quoted searches or string searches. For example, typing “Mary Hungerford” in the search box (with the …
HAFS Guidelines for Authors (2019)
General: Clear and accessible writing using good English is expected. As a rule, the Style Manual (Commonwealth Government, 6th ed 2002) is used to resolve …
Submit a simple draft – send your news or research material
Now HAFS members can compose a draft for an article on the website using the page Submit a Draft. It’s so simple. Just provide a …
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Forums have started – try them out!
We have created a few forums to get you started. (Yes, Latin students, the plural of forum is really fora, but in the web world …
Tagging posts
Tags enable authors to set up links between posts that might exist now or in the future, because they are used by the Related Posts …
New HAFS website
Welcome to our new website! We now have our own domain name hafssandbox1.wordifysites.com, up-to-date events, online membership, a news blog and shop. We are still working …