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Saturday, March 28, 2009
08:30 AM
Rethinking Psychohistory
Talking in the Margins: Challenges in Communication and the Making of US Foreign Policy in the Cold War
Genealogy and Social History: New Horizons
"Integration must never mean the liquidation of Black Colleges"
The War on Poverty: Grassroots Struggles for Racial and Economic Justice
The Lincoln Legacy: Bicentennial Reflections
Transforming Working-Class Spaces in Washington State
New Writing on the New Deal
Race and Beauty from the Antebellum U.S. to Apartheid South Africa
Who Were the Black Progressives? SPONSORED BY SHGAPE
Making and Remaking Memory: Native Commemorations in Western Canada and the United States
A Cold War South: Economy, Government Policy, Social Relations, and the Military-Industrial Complex
State of the Field: School Desegregation and White Flight
State of the Field: Gender and Sexuality in Early American History -- SPONSORED BY THE STEVEN J. SCHOCHET ENDOWMENT FOR GLBT STUDIES AND CAMPUS LIFE
The Black Diaspora: Local and Global
Female Desire without Boundaries: Helen Gurley Brown and Gypsy Rose Lee
From the Reservation to the "Indian City": Indigenous Political Landscapes in Twentieth-Century America
09:00 AM
TOUR -- Seattle Queer History
09:45 AM
American Cities and Public Spaces -- SPONSORED BY THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HUMANITIES ASSOCIATION
10:30 AM
Work, Success, and "Indianness" in the Twentieth Century
Sources of Silence? New Approaches to Finding Latina/o Subjectivity in the Archives
Oral History Workshop -- SPONSORED BY PUBLIC HISTORY COMMITTEE
Internationalizing American History: The Mutual Influence of American and Japanese Women Reformers, 1869-1950
SPONSORED BY IEHS: Sex, Race, and Empire Across the West and Pacific
The Many Boundaries of Law Enforcement History
International Child Labor: How a Teaching American History Project Confronts History
State of the Field: Queer History
Competing Women’s Rights Alternatives at the League of Nations and United Nations, 1930-1950
Connections and Boundaries: The Legacy of Race and Ethnicity in Irish America (COSPONSORED BY IEHS)
Legal Thinking and its Limits: Citizenship, Segregation, and the Corporation
American Student Activism in the Post-War Era
Universities Confronting their Racial Histories: Slavery, Jim Crow and Unsettled Accounts -- SPONSORED BY THE JOHN NICHOLAS BROWN CENTER AT BROWN UNIVERSITY
Revisting Jack Willis’s “Lay My Burden Down”: Civil Rights in Post-1965 Alabama
Visualizing "Bleeding Kansas," the "Yellow Peril" and "Crimes of Passion"
German Ethnicity in Central North America: Immigration and Identities across National Boundaries
A Common Dilemma: History and Self Image in the Classroom
Rules of Warfare: The History of Ethics and Behavior in Conflict
Manifest Destiny in the Pacific Northwest
12:15 PM
Does Women's History Have a Future: Breaking the Cycle of Revisionism (LUNCHEON TALK BY MARY P. RYAN) -- SPONSORED BY OAH WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
01:30 PM
TOUR -- Indigenous Seattle
01:45 PM
Film screening and panel discussion. "American Idealist: The Story of Sargent Shriver"
Gendering the Silent Majority
Uncertain Traditions: Reconsidering Constitutionalism and Southern History
State of the Field: Disability History
AP ROUNDTABLE: 2008 AP Exam Questions -- SPONSORED BY AP
Networks of Labor and Socialist Solidarity between the United States and Europe, 1933-1945.
Transatlantic Slavery, Culture, and National Identity: Comparative Museum Case Studies
Patriotism, Citizenship, and Civil Rights in the War Years
Race, Sex, and Gender in the Twentieth Century Military: The Confluence of Military and Domestic Culture
A Hundred Years of Struggle: Histories of the NAACP, A Roundtable Sponsored by the OAH
Flawed Crusade: The CIO's Operation Dixie (CO-SPONSORED BY LAWCHA)
The Struggle in Black and Brown: Comparing African American/Mexican American Civil Rights Efforts
Colonial Space and Place: Maps, Movement, and Meaning in the 18th Century Southeast
State of the Field: American Indian History
OAH/JAAS Historians Collaborative Committee 2009 Panel: Civil Rights Movements
04:00 PM
Presidential Address: Tobacco Culture: Marion Post Wolcott's FSA Photographs
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