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Friday, March 27, 2009
08:30 AM
Guerrillas, Unionists, and Copperheads: Resistance and Dissent on the Civil War Home Front
Negotiating the Bounds of Ethnic Identity: Religious Communities and Race in the Turn-of-the-Century United States (COSPONSORED BY IEHS)
Grassroots Conservatism: From the Bottom Up or the Top Down?
Oral Histories on the Web: A Workshop
New Orleans Beyond Disciplinary Boundaries: Race, Hurricane Katrina, and the Re-imagining of an American City
Rejection, Selection, and Adaptation: New Perspectives on United States Immigration History
Children and Youth in History: A New Media Workshop
Race, Gender, and Antislavery Activism, 1780-1860
Radicalism in the Antislavery Movement
Blacks and Latinos/as in the Nuevo South: Race, Labor, and Civil Rights, 1948-Present (COSPONSORED BY LAWCHA )
Forestry, Federal Indian Policy, and Native Response
Cornering Abundance: Struggles for Meaning in Politics, Culture, and Class in the United States, 1880-1935 -- SPONSORED BY SHGAPE
The U.S. and the World: Imagining the Near and Far East in the Era of the Early Republic
Guilt, Amnesty, and Pardon after the American Civil War
Creating Collaborative Partnerships: Schools, Scholars, and Cultural Institutions
Decoding the West through Documents
10:00 AM
Ethnic Diversity in the International District
10:30 AM
Food Power: The Politics of American Agribusiness in a Global Economy
A New Look at Old Narratives: Official Historians and the Vietnam War
Governing America: A History of the State from the Revolution to the New Deal
The Immigrant's Dilemma: Japanese, Koreans and Mexicans in Urban America, 1880-1940
Multiple Visions: Photography and the American West
Oral History and the Creation of Public Memories -- SPONSORED BY THE OAH INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE
Doomsday Scenarios: Hollywood and Nuclear Radiation in the Cold War Era
Celebrating the Centennial of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
Networks of Exchange and Communal Health: Fishing and Commerce among Native People in the Pacific Northwest
Struggles for Economic Justice in the post-1960s American South
History Online: Resources Available from the Federal Government
Crossing the Boundaries of Ethnicity and Race: The Irish in Nineteenth-Century New Orleans
Seattle/Puget Sound Industrial History
Designing and Teaching the U.S. History Survey -- SPONSORED BY OAH (GRAD SESSION)
Visions of Women, Visions of Progress
Borrowed Landscape: History, Preservation, and the Management of the National Park Service’s Blue Ridge Parkway
Evaluating Public History Scholarship for Promotion and Tenure -- SPONSORED BY OAH COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HISTORY
Transparency and the Obama Administration -- SPONSORED BY NATIONAL COALITION FOR HISTORY
Storytelling and the Sectional Conflict
The 1947 Lynching of Willie Earle: Three Perspectives on South Carolina's Last Known Lynching
State of the Field: History of Conservatism
12:00 PM
Strike Out for the Klondike: A Tour of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park-Seattle
12:15 PM
Public History Town Meeting -- SPONSORED BY COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HISTORY
01:45 PM
Identifying Strangers and Regulating Migration in the Mid-Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World
Thinking with Empire in U.S. History
Pushing the Boundaries: Teaching American History as if the Pacific Mattered (a Lot)SPONSORED BY THE OAH COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Blogging History: Explorations in a New Medium
Public History: The Dutch Reception of an American Idea
Representing Slavery
Prohibition and Prostitution in the Borderlands
State of the Field: Asian Pacific American History
Navajo Religious Encounters in the 20th Century
Our Endangered Children: American Childhood and Adolescence, 1965-1980
Families across Boundaries: Race, Migration, and Memory in the Americas
Solving the “Labor Question”: Responses to the Loss of Workplace Harmony During the Era of American Industrialization
State of the Field: Sound Studies and the History of the Aural Environment
Women in the Old Left: Feminism and radical working-class politics
Neither Citizens Nor Aliens: Consequences of American Immigration Policy
/Telling Histories/: Black Women Historians in the Ivory Tower -- SPONSORED BY THE ALANA COMMITTEE
Pacific Northwest Radicalism -- SPONSORED BY LAWCHA
02:00 PM
Seattle in Flight: the History of Boeing
03:45 PM
Sponsored by The Labor and Working-Class History Association; the Pacific Northwest Labor History Association; and the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies -- From Wharf Rats to Lords of the Docks
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