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Please join us tomorrow, November 29, 2022, as the Department of History hosts a discussion of Professor Dr. Sara Pugach's new Book "African Students in East Germany, 1949-1975." The event will be held at the Library North B131, Community Room, from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.
ALT Discussion Dr. Sara Pugach's New Book "African Students in East Germany, 1949-1975" Graphic Tuesday, November 29th, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Library North B131, Community Room Hosted by Dr. Endy & Dr. Chatterjee
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Join us for a gathering with Professor Emeritus & Musician Tim Harding (History & Latin American Studies) for his donation of Latin American folk & protest music recordings and songbooks to the University Library Special Collections & Archives. RSVP: QRCO.DE/TIMHARDING
ALT A Gathering Honoring Tim Harding: Canto Americano Song of the Americas Graphic Join us for an afternoon with Professor Emeritus and Musician Tim Harding (History and Latin American Studies) for his donation of Latin American folk and protest music recordings and songbooks to the University Library Special Collections. Enjoy live music and refreshments! Date: Friday, November 4 Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Place: University Library Community Room, B131 For more info contact [email protected] or 323-343-2180 RSVP Link: QRCO.DE/TIMHARDING
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“The reproductive work of women in Africa, as well as in the Americas, should be understood as an integral part of the development of Atlantic slavery, and thus of racial capitalism,” writes @diana_paton in the AHR’s June issue. doi.org/10.1093/ahr/rhac156
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From @HistoryJobs: Assistant Professor of African History | Oklahoma State University dlvr.it/SYdwKR
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Book cover just dropped. In paperback @CornellPress and FREE online access through TOME in Nov 2022. Check it out if you're interested in decolonization, '68 protests, and transnational encounters like Daniel Cohn-Bendit and Omar Blondin Drop (on cover) cornellpress.cornell.edu/boo…
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📢@PittUcis at @PittTweet is looking to appoint a postdoctoral fellow in African studies (renewable) for August 2022. Fellows will be housed in one of four depts: Polisci, Africana, Music, or Urban Studies. Feel free to reach out with questions. Please circulate broadly!
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Applications for 2022-2023 scholarships for continuing #CalStateLA students are now open and due Tuesday, April 12.
Learn more and apply now: bit.ly/calstatela-scholarshi…
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The Latino Museum Studies Program (LMSP) 2022 virtual summer graduate fellowship is receiving applications through April 11! Interested in learning more? Join us at our open house on March 16. For more information visit: s.si.edu/3CdRQMo
ALT Museum fellows taking a look at archival materials and artifacts.
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The PCB-AHA elections have begun! If you belong to our organization, you can get the link to vote at historians.org/about-aha-and…. If you're not a member, the same website shows you how to rectify this deficiency.
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In 1943-1945, groups of peasants took over dozens of villages and small towns in southern Italy and proclaimed the birth of independent republics. This article by Rosario Forlenza, from the AHR’s June issue, draws attention to these forgotten episodes. doi.org/10.1093/ahr/rhab198
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In the AHR’s June issue, Eiko Maruko Siniawer shows how a 1973 toilet paper scare in Japan and its characterization as a “panic” can be understood as responses to economic challenges that threatened to upend middle-class lifestyles. #twitterstorians doi.org/10.1093/ahr/rhab196
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The AHR's March 2021 issue is currently open to non-subscribers. This issue features five full-length articles, two History Unclassified essays, reviews of video games and films, and a review roundtable on the history of Islam. Check it out today! academic.oup.com/ahr/issue/1…
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Interested in grad school for history but don't know where to start? The AHA can help. #twitterstorians historians.org/jobs-and-prof…
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In a History Unclassified essay from the June 2021 issue, @thinking4achang chronicles his efforts to align his scholarly expertise with addressing the polarizing legacies of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The article is open to non-subscribers. #Tulsa100 doi.org/10.1093/ahr/rhab193
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Friday, 6/4 Prof. Joshua Teplitsky (@jteplitsky) @NewberryLibrary Premodern Studies Seminar on "Quarantine in the #Prague Ghetto: #Plague and Public Health between Jews and Christians in an Early Modern City” Registration: [email protected]
FRIDAY JUNE 4, 1 PM CDT, Premodern Studies Seminar @NewberryLibrary
@jteplitsky will share "Quarantine in the Prague Ghetto: Plague and Public Health between Jews and Christians in an Early Modern City”
Register: [email protected]
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#lawcha2021 Don't forget to register and check out the great sessions at this year's LAWCHA Conference starting today: lawcha.org/annualmeeting/chi…
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The AHA has written a letter to Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick and the members of the Texas Senate registering strong objection to Texas House Bill 3979, urging them to "reject this misguided, harmful, and unnecessary piece of legislation."#twitterstorians historians.org/news-and-advo…
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Don’t forget to turn in your submissions! The deadline for grad caps is this Friday at 11:59 pm!
The link is in the thread below!
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This Sunday! Join us for an online talk with mural greats Barbara Carrasco, Yreina D. Cervántez, and Audrey Chan, whose murals elevate community stories helping to change dominant narratives and make a more inclusive history. theautry.org/events/lectures…
