Annual Meeting 2020 Speaker Listing

Strategies of Remembrance and Redress: The Evolution of African American Memory Politics since the 1980s

Settler Colonialism in Vast Early America: Notes from the Field

Music in Times of Political Crisis: Jazz, Folk, and Classical Music in 1930s America

Racial Rogues of Hollywood: Challenges to Latinx and Asian American Inequalities in Early Twentieth-Century Media

Cold War, Culture Wars, and the Cultural Politics of Violence

Business and (In)equalities

Federal Ways and Means

Standards and Power, at Home and Abroad

Memory and Erasure in Native Histories

Inequality in Early America, Two Decades Later

Still In the Shadow of War? Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of a Classic

Free, Associated, Unequal: Reframing Puerto Rican Histories of Struggle

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

The Trouble with Voting

Historical Perspectives on the DeVos Department of Education

Commemorating the National Semiquincentennial

Writing History—A Lab Session

Mexican Consulates and the Negotiation of Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

WeÂ’re History: The Process of Making Scholarly History Available to All

Race in Sports History; Race in American History

Diversifying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Weaponizing Natural Disaster: Citizenship and Race in the Aftermath of Hurricane Maria

History on Podcasts and Radio

Still In the Shadow of War? Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of a Classic

Experiencing Sexual Harassment in Academia

State Violence and the Problem of Race: The Shootings at Kent State and Jackson State 50 Years After

Trouble in Trucking Country: Truck Drivers and Their Histories

History on Podcasts and Radio

Policing Social Movements in the Twentieth Century

Historians and Presidential Misconduct

New Directions in Latina/o History: Using Religious History to Overcome Inequalities of the Historical Record

State, Society, and “Correcting the Body”

Disability in U.S. History: Integrating Disability History

Dependency and Other Intellectual Histories from the Global South

New Perspectives on the Archival Recovery of Black Women's History

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Digital Cultural History: A Roundtable

Defining Status and Self in North American Borderlands, 1700s–1900s

A “Promising Problem” Indeed: New Methods and Interpretations in Chicana/o Educational History

DonÂ’t Mourn, Organize! Histories of Resistance, Resilience, and Possibility

Revisiting the Nuremberg Trial 75 Years Later: A Roundtable Discussion

The Contested Use of Force: Violence, Theft, and Property Destruction in Political and Economic Struggle

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Religion and the Influence of Intellectual Networks: Interpretation and Operationalization of Ideas in the Nineteenth Century

Education and the Politics of Global Capitalism: Tracing Imperial Trajectories from the Late 19th through the Mid-20th Centuries

Oral History and Community Engagement

“Streets Are for People Too!”: Community, Infrastructure, and Contested Spaces in 20th-Century America

A Unified Front against Police Brutality: How Chicano/as and Their Allies Challenged Police Repression and Violence

Birth of a Movement: Do You Know William Monroe Trotter?

Whose Anniversary? 2020, the Mayflower Pilgrims, and the Impacts of English Settlement

The Emergence of Immigration “Specialists”: Ideas about Inclusion and Exclusion of Immigrants in the Early to Mid-20th Century

Invisible Threads: Maintaining the Social Fabric in the Twentieth-Century United States

American Anti-Semitism: New Approaches and Frameworks

Radicalism, Reform, and the Terrain of a New Chicanx Political History

Food, Immigration, and Inequality in the 20th Century

Native American Histories and Public Memory

A Retrospective and Reimagining of the AHAÂ’s Tuning and Career Diversity Initiatives

Government Mobilizing Women and Women Mobilizing Government in the Mid-20th Century

Comedy, Cartoons, and Satire: Communicating Science and Technology

A “Promising Problem” Indeed: New Methods and Interpretations in Chicana/o Educational History

Critical Pedagogy & Experiential Learning: Experiments in Active Learning in the History Classroom

Digital Humanities Approaches to Visualizing America in Africa during the Age of Empire

Mission Accomplished? The Rise and Fall of “The Education Center at The Wall”

Radicalism, Reform, and the Terrain of a New Chicanx Political History

A Unified Front against Police Brutality: How Chicano/as and Their Allies Challenged Police Repression and Violence

Weaponizing Natural Disaster: Citizenship and Race in the Aftermath of Hurricane Maria

Still In the Shadow of War? Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of a Classic

The Question of Black Politics in the Antebellum United States

Traces of Monarchy in Early U.S. Political Culture

Revisiting the Nuremberg Trial 75 Years Later: A Roundtable Discussion

Producing Intimate Labors: Domesticity, Inequality, and Racial Capitalism

Cold War, Culture Wars, and the Cultural Politics of Violence

Inequality in Early America, Two Decades Later

New Histories of Social Security

Still Indian Country: The Indigenous Northern Plains in the Twentieth Century

Business and (In)equalities

Filling the Gaps in the Historic Record

Women and Public Space in the Urban United States

Whose Anniversary? 2020, the Mayflower Pilgrims, and the Impacts of English Settlement

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Subjectivizing Madness: Bodies, Senses, and Experiences in the Long History of the Asylum

Reductio ad Hitlerum?: Carcerality, the U.S. Southern Border, and Historical Memory of World War II

Emerging Queer Histories of HIV/AIDS

State Violence and the Problem of Race: The Shootings at Kent State and Jackson State 50 Years After

ReVisioning American History for Young People

Women and Public Space in the Urban United States

History Gateways: Reimagining Introductory Courses

Whose Anniversary? 2020, the Mayflower Pilgrims, and the Impacts of English Settlement

Leveling the Playing Field? Immersive Historical Role-Playing Games in the College Classroom

Nuclear Inequalities in the American Century

State, Society, and “Correcting the Body”

American Military Culture in the Civil War and Beyond

Teaching Difficult Racial Histories in Post–Civil Rights America

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Historians and Presidential Misconduct

Road to the White House: Presidential Campaigns, 1900 to Today

Building a Media Presence

Leveling the Playing Field? Immersive Historical Role-Playing Games in the College Classroom

Sanctuary: Defending the Vulnerable and Challenging the State from the Nineteenth Century until the Present

Searching for the Sustainable History Monograph—A New Publishing Pilot

Histories of Political Economy and the African Diaspora

The Rise and Fall of AmericaÂ’s Neoliberal Order

State Repression in the Black Power Era

Understanding and Teaching the Civil Rights Movement: New Directions in Civil Rights Pedagogy

Teaching History in the STEM Era

A Unified Front against Police Brutality: How Chicano/as and Their Allies Challenged Police Repression and Violence

The Trouble with Voting

Conscience Politics in the Twentieth-Century United States

Different Approaches to Liberating Minds and Bodies: Gender Activism in the 1970s

Planning and Facilitating Discourse in the History Classroom

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

State Violence and the Problem of Race: The Shootings at Kent State and Jackson State 50 Years After

Where Are the Women? Promoting Inclusion in Survey History Courses

Bringing the Past Present: Public History in an Era of Turmoil

A Retrospective and Reimagining of the AHAÂ’s Tuning and Career Diversity Initiatives

Making Connections, Bridging Gaps: Linking the Practice of History in the National Park Service to New Partners and New Scholarship

Structural Racism and Isolation in Academia, 1970–2020

Argument, Form, and Method: Lessons Learned from Three Digital Dissertations in History

Native American Histories and Public Memory

Was America Ever Great? Challenging the Nostalgia Trap in Politics, Popular Culture, and Historiography

Structural Racism and Isolation in Academia, 1970–2020

Birth of a Movement: Do You Know William Monroe Trotter?

Leveraging Poverty: New Cities, New Partnerships, and the Progressive Abandonment of Urban Poverty in the 1980s and 1990s

Because of Her Story: WomenÂ’s History and the Public

#Unmute DC History

Critical Pedagogy & Experiential Learning: Experiments in Active Learning in the History Classroom

Women and Public Space in the Urban United States

Because of Her Story: WomenÂ’s History and the Public

Structural Racism and Isolation in Academia, 1970–2020

Racial Rogues of Hollywood: Challenges to Latinx and Asian American Inequalities in Early Twentieth-Century Media

Emerging Queer Histories of HIV/AIDS

Traces of Monarchy in Early U.S. Political Culture

Non–Tenure Track Faculty on Teaching: The View from Here

Textbooks and Teaching 2020: Teaching the Introductory U.S. History Course in the Age of “Student Success” (+Covid-19)

Diverse Women, Diverse Paths: Woman Suffrage and Equal Citizenship in Modern America

Race and Place: Thinking through Immigrant (In)Equalities in 1970s Washington, D.C.

Was America Ever Great? Challenging the Nostalgia Trap in Politics, Popular Culture, and Historiography

Asian/American Women, the State, and Belonging

Comedy, Cartoons, and Satire: Communicating Science and Technology

State Violence and the Problem of Race: The Shootings at Kent State and Jackson State 50 Years After

Love, Anarchy, and the Emma Goldman Papers Project

Emerging Queer Histories of HIV/AIDS

American Silk, Transnational Commerce, and Geographies of Identity

Traces of Monarchy in Early U.S. Political Culture

The Rise and Fall of AmericaÂ’s Neoliberal Order

Diversifying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Teaching Hard History: Preparing Students to Teach about American Slavery

Digital Cultural History: A Roundtable

Diversifying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Queer Public Histories/Queer Public Service

From the Picket to the Ticket: The National Park Service Tackles the Complexity of Woman Suffrage

Understanding and Teaching the Civil Rights Movement: New Directions in Civil Rights Pedagogy

Defining American Religion in a Global Age

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Contested Capacities, Contested Citizenship

The Other Border: CanadaÂ’s Place in U.S. History, from the Revolution to Reconstruction

Emerging Queer Histories of HIV/AIDS

Settler Colonialism in Vast Early America: Notes from the Field

Anti-Apartheid Politics: Anticommunism, Corporate Campaigns, and the Long Civil Rights Movement

Race in Sports History; Race in American History

Different Approaches to Liberating Minds and Bodies: Gender Activism in the 1970s

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Policing Social Movements in the Twentieth Century

Emerging Queer Histories of HIV/AIDS

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Invisible Threads: Maintaining the Social Fabric in the Twentieth-Century United States

From the Picket to the Ticket: The National Park Service Tackles the Complexity of Woman Suffrage

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Native American Histories and Public Memory

Settler Colonialism in Vast Early America: Notes from the Field

Trans-Pacific Inequalities

Roundtable on Empire and Women's Suffrage in the United States: New Pedagogical Approaches

Social Movements and Progressive Inequalities, 1850–1930

Race, Recreation, and the National Park Service in the Mid-20th Century

Racism, Repression, and the Freedom Struggle: Memphis after 1968

Hope and Struggle for the Inner City: Race, Crime, and Urban Revitalization in the Metropolis

Social Movements and Progressive Inequalities, 1850–1930

Revisiting the Nuremberg Trial 75 Years Later: A Roundtable Discussion

A Crowdsourcing Approach to Revitalizing Scholarship on Black Women Suffragists: A Revisionist Contribution to the Centennial of Woman Suffrage

Luncheon: The Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600–2000 

Historians Writing Fiction

In the World but Not of It: Quakers, War, and Slavery in the Early Modern Anglo-Atlantic World

Disability in U.S. History: Integrating Disability History

ReVisioning American History for Young People

Reclaiming Our Time When There Is None: Navigating Inequalities to Publish and Flourish in the Academy

Music, Race, and Resistance

Leveraging Poverty: New Cities, New Partnerships, and the Progressive Abandonment of Urban Poverty in the 1980s and 1990s

Settler Colonialism in Vast Early America: Notes from the Field

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Bringing the Past Present: Public History in an Era of Turmoil

Nuclear Inequalities in the American Century

Revisiting the Nuremberg Trial 75 Years Later: A Roundtable Discussion

Challenging Inequality in AmericaÂ’s Civil Courts: African American Litigants in the Era of Jim Crow

Digital Humanities Approaches to Visualizing America in Africa during the Age of Empire

Defining American Religion in a Global Age

Food Producers: Popular Perceptions and Food Security from Reconstruction to the Farm Crisis

Perspectives on Inequalities in the Midwest: A Roundtable

A Crowdsourcing Approach to Revitalizing Scholarship on Black Women Suffragists: A Revisionist Contribution to the Centennial of Woman Suffrage

Documenting Indigenous Enslavement in the Americas: A Roundtable Discussion

A Retrospective and Reimagining of the AHAÂ’s Tuning and Career Diversity Initiatives

New Directions in Latina/o History: Using Religious History to Overcome Inequalities of the Historical Record

Histories of Political Economy and the African Diaspora

Invisible Threads: Maintaining the Social Fabric in the Twentieth-Century United States

Textbooks and Teaching 2020: Teaching the Introductory U.S. History Course in the Age of “Student Success” (+Covid-19)

Textbooks and Teaching 2020: Teaching the Introductory U.S. History Course in the Age of “Student Success” (+Covid-19)

The U.S. in Global Economic Histories

Critical Pedagogy & Experiential Learning: Experiments in Active Learning in the History Classroom

Teaching the Chicana and Chicano Movement with Primary Sources

Filling the Gaps in the Historic Record

Non-Tenure Track Faculty and the Future of History

Non–Tenure Track Faculty on Teaching: The View from Here

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

New Perspectives on the Archival Recovery of Black Women's History

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Dependency and Other Intellectual Histories from the Global South

Love, Anarchy, and the Emma Goldman Papers Project

“Streets Are for People Too!”: Community, Infrastructure, and Contested Spaces in 20th-Century America

Policing Social Movements in the Twentieth Century

Never Forget: Memorialization and Commemoration at Orangeburg, Kent State, and Jackson State

New Research on Women's Suffrage at the Centennial

Dependency and Other Intellectual Histories from the Global South

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Hope and Struggle for the Inner City: Race, Crime, and Urban Revitalization in the Metropolis

Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of the Publication of Harvest of Empire by Juan González

Teaching Inclusively: An Interactive Workshop

Beyond the Grave: Black Resistance and the Deceased

Anti-Apartheid Politics: Anticommunism, Corporate Campaigns, and the Long Civil Rights Movement

Documenting Indigenous Enslavement in the Americas: A Roundtable Discussion

Inequality in Early America, Two Decades Later

A Crowdsourcing Approach to Revitalizing Scholarship on Black Women Suffragists: A Revisionist Contribution to the Centennial of Woman Suffrage

Traces of Monarchy in Early U.S. Political Culture

Different Approaches to Liberating Minds and Bodies: Gender Activism in the 1970s

Midcentury Markets and the Public Reliance on Private Capital

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Mortal Measurements: Appraising the Value of the Dead in the Nineteenth-Century South

Food, Immigration, and Inequality in the 20th Century

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Reconstruction and Public History

American Military Culture in the Civil War and Beyond

Textbooks and Teaching 2020: Teaching the Introductory U.S. History Course in the Age of “Student Success” (+Covid-19)

DonÂ’t Mourn, Organize! Histories of Resistance, Resilience, and Possibility

Perspectives on Inequalities in the Midwest: A Roundtable

Teaching History in the STEM Era

Historians and Filmmakers Documenting Resistance

In the World but Not of It: Quakers, War, and Slavery in the Early Modern Anglo-Atlantic World

Addressing (In)Equalities in the American History Classroom

History on Podcasts and Radio

The Question of Black Politics in the Antebellum United States

Never Forget: Memorialization and Commemoration at Orangeburg, Kent State, and Jackson State

From the Picket to the Ticket: The National Park Service Tackles the Complexity of Woman Suffrage

Loyalties and Identities in Unequal Imperial Landscapes: American-Spanish-Cuban Relations, c. 1890s–1950s

Bringing the Past Present: Public History in an Era of Turmoil

Reductio ad Hitlerum?: Carcerality, the U.S. Southern Border, and Historical Memory of World War II

Race and Place: Thinking through Immigrant (In)Equalities in 1970s Washington, D.C.

Asian/American Women, the State, and Belonging

Race, Law, and Authority in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era United States

Forty Years since Reagan: 1980 as a Turning Point?

American Military Culture in the Civil War and Beyond

A “Promising Problem” Indeed: New Methods and Interpretations in Chicana/o Educational History

Refugees and Asylees

Food, Immigration, and Inequality in the 20th Century

Roundtable: Busting Up “Hard Hats”: How Race, Gender and Nationality Shaped the U.S. Working Class

VeteranÂ’s Oral History Projects: Nuanced Methodological and Pedagogical Approaches to Recovering Our NationÂ’s Past

Calculating Inequality: Science, Health, and Citizenship in the Age of Emancipation

Education and Social Inequality in the Long 20th Century

Debt and Dispossession: Racial Capitalism and African American Economic Life in Historical Perspective

Where Are the Women? Promoting Inclusion in Survey History Courses

Equality for Whom? Abolition and Radical "isms" of the Nineteenth Century

The History of the National Council of Churches and Religious Progressivism

The Rise and Fall of AmericaÂ’s Neoliberal Order

Federal Ways and Means

Charting Your Course: Preparing to Navigate the Job Market

Debt and Dispossession: Racial Capitalism and African American Economic Life in Historical Perspective

Equality for Whom? Abolition and Radical "isms" of the Nineteenth Century

The Trouble with Voting

The History of the National Council of Churches and Religious Progressivism

Black Women in Motion: The Complexities of Travel and Migration in the 20th Century

Queer Histories of Washington, D.C.

Mission Accomplished? The Rise and Fall of “The Education Center at The Wall”

Midcentury Markets and the Public Reliance on Private Capital

Race, Recreation, and the National Park Service in the Mid-20th Century

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Midcentury Markets and the Public Reliance on Private Capital

Documenting Indigenous Enslavement in the Americas: A Roundtable Discussion

Education and Social Inequality in the Long 20th Century

Queer Histories of Washington, D.C.

Radicalism, Reform, and the Terrain of a New Chicanx Political History

Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of the Publication of Harvest of Empire by Juan González

A Unified Front against Police Brutality: How Chicano/as and Their Allies Challenged Police Repression and Violence

From the Consent of the Governed: The State of (In)Equality for Mexicans, Vietnamese, and the LGBTQ Community in Texas

Radicalism, Reform, and the Terrain of a New Chicanx Political History

Education and Social Inequality in the Long 20th Century

Because of Her Story: WomenÂ’s History and the Public

The Question of Black Politics in the Antebellum United States

Black Political Power against Inequality in Memphis, Tennessee

State Violence and the Problem of Race: The Shootings at Kent State and Jackson State 50 Years After

Anti-Apartheid Politics: Anticommunism, Corporate Campaigns, and the Long Civil Rights Movement

Music in Times of Political Crisis: Jazz, Folk, and Classical Music in 1930s America

Confronting Norms: Gender, Sex, and Sexuality in 20th-Century America

Queer Public Histories/Queer Public Service

Chocolate City No More: Practicing Public History in a Changing City

Birth of a Movement: Do You Know William Monroe Trotter?

Critical Pedagogy & Experiential Learning: Experiments in Active Learning in the History Classroom

ReVisioning American History for Young People

Bringing Partisanship Back In: Party Politics in the Age of Roosevelt

Race, Religion, and Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

Disability in U.S. History: Integrating Disability History

LAWCHA Presidential Address: "Rethinking the Boundaries of Class: Lessons from Transnational Labor History and the Neoliberal University"

Addressing (In)Equalities in the American History Classroom

LAWCHA Presidential Address: "Rethinking the Boundaries of Class: Lessons from Transnational Labor History and the Neoliberal University"

Equality for Whom? Abolition and Radical "isms" of the Nineteenth Century

Black Political Power against Inequality in Memphis, Tennessee

Education and Social Inequality in the Long 20th Century

Historical Perspectives on the DeVos Department of Education

State of the Field: Slavery and the Law

Beyond the Grave: Black Resistance and the Deceased

Digital Humanities Approaches to Visualizing America in Africa during the Age of Empire

Race in Sports History; Race in American History

Experiencing Sexual Harassment in Academia

New Research on Women's Suffrage at the Centennial

Homeward Bound: The Mexican State and Attempts to Root Migrants Back in their Homeland, 1930–1990

Women’s Committee Luncheon—Historiography and Presumed Incompetent: Women in Academia and Beyond

Communities of Color and Public History: Challenges, Strategies, and Questions for Budding and Seasoned Public Historians

Subjectivizing Madness: Bodies, Senses, and Experiences in the Long History of the Asylum

DonÂ’t Mourn, Organize! Histories of Resistance, Resilience, and Possibility

Encounters with Natives and Nature: Travel Narratives and American Ideologies

Trouble in Trucking Country: Truck Drivers and Their Histories

New Research on Women's Suffrage at the Centennial

Managing Sex in the U.S. Military

Memory and Erasure in Native Histories

(De)Pathologizing Homosexuality: The Political Fractures of Psychiatry, Anti-Psychiatry, and Homosexual Movements

Roundtable on Empire and Women's Suffrage in the United States: New Pedagogical Approaches

Mission Accomplished? The Rise and Fall of “The Education Center at The Wall”

ReVisioning American History for Young People

Still Indian Country: The Indigenous Northern Plains in the Twentieth Century

Was America Ever Great? Challenging the Nostalgia Trap in Politics, Popular Culture, and Historiography

The History of the National Council of Churches and Religious Progressivism

Experiencing Sexual Harassment in Academia

Reclaiming Our Time When There Is None: Navigating Inequalities to Publish and Flourish in the Academy

A Crowdsourcing Approach to Revitalizing Scholarship on Black Women Suffragists: A Revisionist Contribution to the Centennial of Woman Suffrage

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Sanctuary: Defending the Vulnerable and Challenging the State from the Nineteenth Century until the Present

Copyright, Author's Rights, and Publishing Contracts: A Re-Introduction 

Historical Research on the National Park Service: Sources and Methodology

Historians and Filmmakers Documenting Resistance

New Perspectives on the Archival Recovery of Black Women's History

Leveling the Playing Field? Immersive Historical Role-Playing Games in the College Classroom

Still Indian Country: The Indigenous Northern Plains in the Twentieth Century

Debt and Dispossession: Racial Capitalism and African American Economic Life in Historical Perspective

The Ordinance Project

Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of the Publication of Harvest of Empire by Juan González

From Politics to Protest: Charting the New Historiography of Black Politics in the 1980s and 1990s

Revisiting the Nuremberg Trial 75 Years Later: A Roundtable Discussion

Black Women in Motion: The Complexities of Travel and Migration in the 20th Century

Slavery, Freedom, and Family Networks: New Approaches and Methods

Calculating Inequality: Science, Health, and Citizenship in the Age of Emancipation

Current Trends in Teaching the U.S. History Survey Course

Non-Tenure Track Faculty and the Future of History

Non–Tenure Track Faculty on Teaching: The View from Here

“Streets Are for People Too!”: Community, Infrastructure, and Contested Spaces in 20th-Century America

Making Connections, Bridging Gaps: Linking the Practice of History in the National Park Service to New Partners and New Scholarship

Black, White, and Red: Antebellum Party Politics on the Ideological Margins

Racism, Repression, and the Freedom Struggle: Memphis after 1968

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Black Radicalism and the New Left, 1955–1970

Cold War, Culture Wars, and the Cultural Politics of Violence

From College to High School Classrooms: Closing the Gap in Teaching U.S. History Curriculum

The Rise and Fall of AmericaÂ’s Neoliberal Order

Understanding and Teaching the Civil Rights Movement: New Directions in Civil Rights Pedagogy

History on the Hill: Congress in the 20th Century

History on the Hill: Congress in the 20th Century

Defining Status and Self in North American Borderlands, 1700s–1900s

Historical Perspectives on the DeVos Department of Education

Homeward Bound: The Mexican State and Attempts to Root Migrants Back in their Homeland, 1930–1990

The Emergence of Immigration “Specialists”: Ideas about Inclusion and Exclusion of Immigrants in the Early to Mid-20th Century

New Histories of Social Security

Standards and Power, at Home and Abroad

“Streets Are for People Too!”: Community, Infrastructure, and Contested Spaces in 20th-Century America

Popular Music and the Culture Wars

The Emergence of Immigration “Specialists”: Ideas about Inclusion and Exclusion of Immigrants in the Early to Mid-20th Century

Diverse Women, Diverse Paths: Woman Suffrage and Equal Citizenship in Modern America

Bringing Partisanship Back In: Party Politics in the Age of Roosevelt

Defining Status and Self in North American Borderlands, 1700s–1900s

Reclaiming Our Time When There Is None: Navigating Inequalities to Publish and Flourish in the Academy

Loyalties and Identities in Unequal Imperial Landscapes: American-Spanish-Cuban Relations, c. 1890s–1950s

Planning and Facilitating Discourse in the History Classroom

Contested Capacities, Contested Citizenship

Understanding and Teaching the Civil Rights Movement: New Directions in Civil Rights Pedagogy

Teaching Hard History: Preparing Students to Teach about American Slavery

Midcentury Markets and the Public Reliance on Private Capital

Contested Capacities, Contested Citizenship

Weaponizing Natural Disaster: Citizenship and Race in the Aftermath of Hurricane Maria

Communities of Color and Public History: Challenges, Strategies, and Questions for Budding and Seasoned Public Historians

The U.S. in Global Economic Histories

Queer Histories of Washington, D.C.

Digital Cultural History: A Roundtable

Addressing (In)Equalities in the American History Classroom

Textbooks and Teaching 2020: Teaching the Introductory U.S. History Course in the Age of “Student Success” (+Covid-19)

Emerging Queer Histories of HIV/AIDS

Textbooks and Teaching 2020: Teaching the Introductory U.S. History Course in the Age of “Student Success” (+Covid-19)

Digital Humanities Approaches to Visualizing America in Africa during the Age of Empire

Queer Public Histories/Queer Public Service

Race, Recreation, and the National Park Service in the Mid-20th Century

Reclaiming Our Time When There Is None: Navigating Inequalities to Publish and Flourish in the Academy

The Contested Use of Force: Violence, Theft, and Property Destruction in Political and Economic Struggle

Love, Anarchy, and the Emma Goldman Papers Project

LAWCHA Presidential Address: "Rethinking the Boundaries of Class: Lessons from Transnational Labor History and the Neoliberal University"

Diverse Women, Diverse Paths: Woman Suffrage and Equal Citizenship in Modern America

Race and Place: Thinking through Immigrant (In)Equalities in 1970s Washington, D.C.

Teaching PeopleÂ’s History

New Directions in Latina/o History: Using Religious History to Overcome Inequalities of the Historical Record

Black, White, and Red: Antebellum Party Politics on the Ideological Margins

“Streets Are for People Too!”: Community, Infrastructure, and Contested Spaces in 20th-Century America

What Happened to the Republican Party?

Oral History and Community Engagement

Searching for the Sustainable History Monograph—A New Publishing Pilot

Love, Anarchy, and the Emma Goldman Papers Project

Comedy, Cartoons, and Satire: Communicating Science and Technology

Mission Accomplished? The Rise and Fall of “The Education Center at The Wall”

From College to High School Classrooms: Closing the Gap in Teaching U.S. History Curriculum

Racism, Repression, and the Freedom Struggle: Memphis after 1968

Pacific (Im)Mobilities: Conceptualizing Race, Transportation, and Empire in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

Native American Histories and Public Memory

Policing Social Movements in the Twentieth Century

Inaffirmative Action: Diversity, Racism, and Admissions Policies in U.S. Colleges and Universities

Defining Status and Self in North American Borderlands, 1700s–1900s

Histories of Political Economy and the African Diaspora

Religion and the Influence of Intellectual Networks: Interpretation and Operationalization of Ideas in the Nineteenth Century

The Fruit of OneÂ’s Labor? Work, Race, and Ability in the History of U.S. Capitalism around 1900

Black Political Power against Inequality in Memphis, Tennessee

American Anti-Semitism: New Approaches and Frameworks

New Research on Women's Suffrage at the Centennial

History on the Hill: Congress in the 20th Century

Teaching Difficult Racial Histories in Post–Civil Rights America

The Fruit of OneÂ’s Labor? Work, Race, and Ability in the History of U.S. Capitalism around 1900

Digital Cultural History: A Roundtable

History on Podcasts and Radio

Filling the Gaps in the Historic Record

American Anti-Semitism: New Approaches and Frameworks

Calculating Inequality: Science, Health, and Citizenship in the Age of Emancipation

From the Consent of the Governed: The State of (In)Equality for Mexicans, Vietnamese, and the LGBTQ Community in Texas

(De)Pathologizing Homosexuality: The Political Fractures of Psychiatry, Anti-Psychiatry, and Homosexual Movements

Mission Accomplished? The Rise and Fall of “The Education Center at The Wall”

VeteranÂ’s Oral History Projects: Nuanced Methodological and Pedagogical Approaches to Recovering Our NationÂ’s Past

The U.S. in Global Economic Histories

Documenting Indigenous Enslavement in the Americas: A Roundtable Discussion

Addressing (In)Equalities in the American History Classroom

Queer Histories of Washington, D.C.

Mission Accomplished? The Rise and Fall of “The Education Center at The Wall”

The Fruit of OneÂ’s Labor? Work, Race, and Ability in the History of U.S. Capitalism around 1900

Religion and the Influence of Intellectual Networks: Interpretation and Operationalization of Ideas in the Nineteenth Century

Argument, Form, and Method: Lessons Learned from Three Digital Dissertations in History

Free, Associated, Unequal: Reframing Puerto Rican Histories of Struggle

Teaching about Civic Action and Social Change with Primary Sources from the Library of Congress

What Happened to the Republican Party?

History on the Hill: Congress in the 20th Century

What Happened to the Republican Party?

History on the Hill: Congress in the 20th Century

Pacific (Im)Mobilities: Conceptualizing Race, Transportation, and Empire in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

Racial Formations within Social Movements: Forging Solidarities and Complicities

Immigration, Antisemitism, and Refugees: Crises of the American Conscience

Education and the Politics of Global Capitalism: Tracing Imperial Trajectories from the Late 19th through the Mid-20th Centuries

The Other Border: CanadaÂ’s Place in U.S. History, from the Revolution to Reconstruction

Slavery, Freedom, and Family Networks: New Approaches and Methods

Education and the Politics of Global Capitalism: Tracing Imperial Trajectories from the Late 19th through the Mid-20th Centuries

Old Directions in Gilded Age and Progressive Era History

Communities of Color and Public History: Challenges, Strategies, and Questions for Budding and Seasoned Public Historians

Histories of Political Economy and the African Diaspora

Capital in the Nineteenth Century

Understanding and Teaching the Civil Rights Movement: New Directions in Civil Rights Pedagogy

State Repression in the Black Power Era

(De)Pathologizing Homosexuality: The Political Fractures of Psychiatry, Anti-Psychiatry, and Homosexual Movements

Planning and Facilitating Discourse in the History Classroom

Music in Times of Political Crisis: Jazz, Folk, and Classical Music in 1930s America

Anti-Apartheid Politics: Anticommunism, Corporate Campaigns, and the Long Civil Rights Movement

Forty Years since Reagan: 1980 as a Turning Point?

The Trouble with Voting

Historians and Presidential Misconduct

Racial Rogues of Hollywood: Challenges to Latinx and Asian American Inequalities in Early Twentieth-Century Media

Teaching Famous Trials

Sanctuary: Defending the Vulnerable and Challenging the State from the Nineteenth Century until the Present

Mortal Measurements: Appraising the Value of the Dead in the Nineteenth-Century South

Unjust and Unequal: Death Investigations into Homicides in St. Louis, Missouri, 1875 to 1885

Making Connections, Bridging Gaps: Linking the Practice of History in the National Park Service to New Partners and New Scholarship

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Legalizing Race: State Building at the Intersections of Slavery, Race, and Law in the Long Eighteenth Century

Sexual Healing? Race, Religion, and Purity in the 20th Century

Calculating Inequality: Science, Health, and Citizenship in the Age of Emancipation

Race, Recreation, and the National Park Service in the Mid-20th Century

Federal Ways and Means

The Contested Use of Force: Violence, Theft, and Property Destruction in Political and Economic Struggle

Critical Pedagogy & Experiential Learning: Experiments in Active Learning in the History Classroom

Reconstruction and Public History

Masks of Dialogue: Mikhail Bakhtin and African American Blues Protest Songs

Music, Race, and Resistance

From College to High School Classrooms: Closing the Gap in Teaching U.S. History Curriculum

Teaching Difficult Racial Histories in Post–Civil Rights America

Never Forget: Memorialization and Commemoration at Orangeburg, Kent State, and Jackson State

Diversifying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Diversifying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Traces of Monarchy in Early U.S. Political Culture

Still In the Shadow of War? Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of a Classic

A “Promising Problem” Indeed: New Methods and Interpretations in Chicana/o Educational History

Defining Status and Self in North American Borderlands, 1700s–1900s

The Fruit of OneÂ’s Labor? Work, Race, and Ability in the History of U.S. Capitalism around 1900

The Trouble with Voting

Historians and Filmmakers Documenting Resistance

Sanctuary: Defending the Vulnerable and Challenging the State from the Nineteenth Century until the Present

Making Connections, Bridging Gaps: Linking the Practice of History in the National Park Service to New Partners and New Scholarship

Trans-Pacific Inequalities

From Exclusion to Inclusion: U.S. Housing after Federal Redlining

A Retrospective and Reimagining of the AHAÂ’s Tuning and Career Diversity Initiatives

Racial Formations within Social Movements: Forging Solidarities and Complicities

Racial Formations within Social Movements: Forging Solidarities and Complicities

The Other Border: CanadaÂ’s Place in U.S. History, from the Revolution to Reconstruction

American Silk, Transnational Commerce, and Geographies of Identity

Never Forget: Memorialization and Commemoration at Orangeburg, Kent State, and Jackson State

Race, Religion, and Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Music, Race, and Resistance

From the Consent of the Governed: The State of (In)Equality for Mexicans, Vietnamese, and the LGBTQ Community in Texas

VeteranÂ’s Oral History Projects: Nuanced Methodological and Pedagogical Approaches to Recovering Our NationÂ’s Past

Reconstruction and Public History

Roundtable on Empire and Women's Suffrage in the United States: New Pedagogical Approaches

The Other Border: CanadaÂ’s Place in U.S. History, from the Revolution to Reconstruction

Historians and Filmmakers Documenting Resistance

Government Mobilizing Women and Women Mobilizing Government in the Mid-20th Century

Popular Music and the Culture Wars

State, Society, and “Correcting the Body”

Conscience Politics in the Twentieth-Century United States

Food Producers: Popular Perceptions and Food Security from Reconstruction to the Farm Crisis

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Equality for Whom? Abolition and Radical "isms" of the Nineteenth Century

Legalizing Race: State Building at the Intersections of Slavery, Race, and Law in the Long Eighteenth Century

Cold War, Culture Wars, and the Cultural Politics of Violence

State of the Field: Slavery and the Law

Understanding and Teaching the Civil Rights Movement: New Directions in Civil Rights Pedagogy

Teaching History in the STEM Era

Historical Research on the National Park Service: Sources and Methodology

A Retrospective and Reimagining of the AHAÂ’s Tuning and Career Diversity Initiatives

The Fruit of OneÂ’s Labor? Work, Race, and Ability in the History of U.S. Capitalism around 1900

Commemorating the National Semiquincentennial

Leveling the Playing Field? Immersive Historical Role-Playing Games in the College Classroom

Immigration, Antisemitism, and Refugees: Crises of the American Conscience

Oral History and Community Engagement

#Unmute DC History

Oral History and Community Engagement

#Unmute DC History

Wellness, Bodies, and Selfhood in the Modern United States

Writing History—A Lab Session

Sexual Healing? Race, Religion, and Purity in the 20th Century

Nuclear Inequalities in the American Century

Teaching PeopleÂ’s History

Sexual Healing? Race, Religion, and Purity in the 20th Century

Diverse Women, Diverse Paths: Woman Suffrage and Equal Citizenship in Modern America

Ask a Librarian: Remote + In-Person Research at the Library of Congress

Racism, Repression, and the Freedom Struggle: Memphis after 1968

Documenting Indigenous Enslavement in the Americas: A Roundtable Discussion

Historians Writing Fiction

Challenging Inequality in AmericaÂ’s Civil Courts: African American Litigants in the Era of Jim Crow

Teaching History in the STEM Era

Trans-Pacific Inequalities

Race, Recreation, and the National Park Service in the Mid-20th Century

New Perspectives on National Park History

The Fractured State: U.S. Responsibilities at Home and Abroad in the 1970s

Comedy, Cartoons, and Satire: Communicating Science and Technology

Religion and the Influence of Intellectual Networks: Interpretation and Operationalization of Ideas in the Nineteenth Century

Nuclear Inequalities in the American Century

The Fractured State: U.S. Responsibilities at Home and Abroad in the 1970s

Producing Intimate Labors: Domesticity, Inequality, and Racial Capitalism

Reclaiming Our Time When There Is None: Navigating Inequalities to Publish and Flourish in the Academy

The Other Border: CanadaÂ’s Place in U.S. History, from the Revolution to Reconstruction

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Race in Sports History; Race in American History

Racial Rogues of Hollywood: Challenges to Latinx and Asian American Inequalities in Early Twentieth-Century Media

Mexican Consulates and the Negotiation of Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

Homeward Bound: The Mexican State and Attempts to Root Migrants Back in their Homeland, 1930–1990

Perspectives on Inequalities in the Midwest: A Roundtable

Wellness, Bodies, and Selfhood in the Modern United States

New Perspectives on the Archival Recovery of Black Women's History

American Silk, Transnational Commerce, and Geographies of Identity

Pacific (Im)Mobilities: Conceptualizing Race, Transportation, and Empire in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

The U.S. in Global Economic Histories

Government Mobilizing Women and Women Mobilizing Government in the Mid-20th Century

A “Promising Problem” Indeed: New Methods and Interpretations in Chicana/o Educational History

New Research on Women's Suffrage at the Centennial

Is the U.S. History Survey Course Dead? A Discussion of the Viability of the U.S. History Survey Course

Capital in the Nineteenth Century

American Military Culture in the Civil War and Beyond

From Politics to Protest: Charting the New Historiography of Black Politics in the 1980s and 1990s

Strategies of Remembrance and Redress: The Evolution of African American Memory Politics since the 1980s

Music in Times of Political Crisis: Jazz, Folk, and Classical Music in 1930s America

Histories of Political Economy and the African Diaspora

Experiencing Sexual Harassment in Academia

Confronting Norms: Gender, Sex, and Sexuality in 20th-Century America

Oral History and Community Engagement

From Exclusion to Inclusion: U.S. Housing after Federal Redlining

Loyalties and Identities in Unequal Imperial Landscapes: American-Spanish-Cuban Relations, c. 1890s–1950s

American Military Culture in the Civil War and Beyond

Education and the Politics of Global Capitalism: Tracing Imperial Trajectories from the Late 19th through the Mid-20th Centuries

Wellness, Bodies, and Selfhood in the Modern United States

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Beyond the Grave: Black Resistance and the Deceased

Business and (In)equalities

Contested Capacities, Contested Citizenship

Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of the Publication of Harvest of Empire by Juan González

Native American Histories and Public Memory

Immigration, Antisemitism, and Refugees: Crises of the American Conscience

Slavery, Freedom, and Family Networks: New Approaches and Methods

Digital Humanities Approaches to Visualizing America in Africa during the Age of Empire

Still In the Shadow of War? Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of a Classic

Argument, Form, and Method: Lessons Learned from Three Digital Dissertations in History

Leveraging Poverty: New Cities, New Partnerships, and the Progressive Abandonment of Urban Poverty in the 1980s and 1990s

Roundtable: Busting Up “Hard Hats”: How Race, Gender and Nationality Shaped the U.S. Working Class

Women and Public Space in the Urban United States

Strategies of Remembrance and Redress: The Evolution of African American Memory Politics since the 1980s

The Emergence of Immigration “Specialists”: Ideas about Inclusion and Exclusion of Immigrants in the Early to Mid-20th Century

Addressing (In)Equalities in the American History Classroom

Bringing Partisanship Back In: Party Politics in the Age of Roosevelt

Government Mobilizing Women and Women Mobilizing Government in the Mid-20th Century

Race and Place: Thinking through Immigrant (In)Equalities in 1970s Washington, D.C.

DonÂ’t Mourn, Organize! Histories of Resistance, Resilience, and Possibility

Radicalism, Reform, and the Terrain of a New Chicanx Political History

Mexican Consulates and the Negotiation of Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

DonÂ’t Mourn, Organize! Histories of Resistance, Resilience, and Possibility

Just Like Me: The Vietnam War/TheAmerican War

Still Indian Country: The Indigenous Northern Plains in the Twentieth Century

Subjectivizing Madness: Bodies, Senses, and Experiences in the Long History of the Asylum

Homeward Bound: The Mexican State and Attempts to Root Migrants Back in their Homeland, 1930–1990

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Food, Immigration, and Inequality in the 20th Century

Racial Formations within Social Movements: Forging Solidarities and Complicities

The Contested Use of Force: Violence, Theft, and Property Destruction in Political and Economic Struggle

Comedy, Cartoons, and Satire: Communicating Science and Technology

State of the Field: Slavery and the Law

Was America Ever Great? Challenging the Nostalgia Trap in Politics, Popular Culture, and Historiography

Theodore Roosevelt, the Rise of the Open-Shop Movement, and the Myth of the “Square Deal”

Race, Law, and Authority in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era United States

Confronting Norms: Gender, Sex, and Sexuality in 20th-Century America

American Anti-Semitism: New Approaches and Frameworks

Forty Years since Reagan: 1980 as a Turning Point?

Career Paths for History PhDs 

Inequality in Early America, Two Decades Later

Equality for Whom? Abolition and Radical "isms" of the Nineteenth Century

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Forty Years since Reagan: 1980 as a Turning Point?

From the Picket to the Ticket: The National Park Service Tackles the Complexity of Woman Suffrage

Challenging Inequality in AmericaÂ’s Civil Courts: African American Litigants in the Era of Jim Crow

Road to the White House: Presidential Campaigns, 1900 to Today

Social Movements and Progressive Inequalities, 1850–1930

Reductio ad Hitlerum?: Carcerality, the U.S. Southern Border, and Historical Memory of World War II

Free, Associated, Unequal: Reframing Puerto Rican Histories of Struggle

Roundtable on Empire and Women's Suffrage in the United States: New Pedagogical Approaches

Luncheon: The Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600–2000 

Capital in the Nineteenth Century

Producing Intimate Labors: Domesticity, Inequality, and Racial Capitalism

Immigration, Antisemitism, and Refugees: Crises of the American Conscience

Teaching Famous Trials

Forty Years since Reagan: 1980 as a Turning Point?

Teaching about Civic Action and Social Change with Primary Sources from the Library of Congress

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Structural Racism and Isolation in Academia, 1970–2020

Wellness, Bodies, and Selfhood in the Modern United States

LAWCHA Presidential Address: "Rethinking the Boundaries of Class: Lessons from Transnational Labor History and the Neoliberal University"

Emerging Queer Histories of HIV/AIDS

Diversifying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Mortal Measurements: Appraising the Value of the Dead in the Nineteenth-Century South

Hope and Struggle for the Inner City: Race, Crime, and Urban Revitalization in the Metropolis

Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of the Publication of Harvest of Empire by Juan González

(De)Pathologizing Homosexuality: The Political Fractures of Psychiatry, Anti-Psychiatry, and Homosexual Movements

Experiencing Sexual Harassment in Academia

Teaching Difficult Racial Histories in Post–Civil Rights America

Historians and Presidential Misconduct

Contested Capacities, Contested Citizenship

Food Producers: Popular Perceptions and Food Security from Reconstruction to the Farm Crisis

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Memory and Erasure in Native Histories

Cold War, Culture Wars, and the Cultural Politics of Violence

Documenting Indigenous Enslavement in the Americas: A Roundtable Discussion

Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of the Publication of Harvest of Empire by Juan González

The Other Border: CanadaÂ’s Place in U.S. History, from the Revolution to Reconstruction

What Happened to the Republican Party?

WeÂ’re History: The Process of Making Scholarly History Available to All

Teaching PeopleÂ’s History

Perspectives on Inequalities in the Midwest: A Roundtable

From Politics to Protest: Charting the New Historiography of Black Politics in the 1980s and 1990s

From College to High School Classrooms: Closing the Gap in Teaching U.S. History Curriculum

From Exclusion to Inclusion: U.S. Housing after Federal Redlining

The Question of Black Politics in the Antebellum United States

Racism, Repression, and the Freedom Struggle: Memphis after 1968

VeteranÂ’s Oral History Projects: Nuanced Methodological and Pedagogical Approaches to Recovering Our NationÂ’s Past

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Invisible Threads: Maintaining the Social Fabric in the Twentieth-Century United States

A Unified Front against Police Brutality: How Chicano/as and Their Allies Challenged Police Repression and Violence

In the World but Not of It: Quakers, War, and Slavery in the Early Modern Anglo-Atlantic World

Strategies of Remembrance and Redress: The Evolution of African American Memory Politics since the 1980s

Where Are the Women? Promoting Inclusion in Survey History Courses

Hope and Struggle for the Inner City: Race, Crime, and Urban Revitalization in the Metropolis

Disability in U.S. History: Integrating Disability History

Revisiting the Nuremberg Trial 75 Years Later: A Roundtable Discussion

Teaching Famous Trials

WeÂ’re History: The Process of Making Scholarly History Available to All

Black Radicalism and the New Left, 1955–1970

Teaching PeopleÂ’s History

Filling the Gaps in the Historic Record

State of the Field: Slavery and the Law

Business and (In)equalities

Where Are the Women? Promoting Inclusion in Survey History Courses

Historical Research on the National Park Service: Sources and Methodology

Bringing the Past Present: Public History in an Era of Turmoil

Career Paths for History PhDs 

Strategies of Remembrance and Redress: The Evolution of African American Memory Politics since the 1980s

Inequality in Early America, Two Decades Later

New Perspectives on National Park History

Filling the Gaps in the Historic Record

Beyond Checking the Box: Methods of Inclusive History for Multiple Publics

Women and Public Space in the Urban United States

Loyalties and Identities in Unequal Imperial Landscapes: American-Spanish-Cuban Relations, c. 1890s–1950s

From Exclusion to Inclusion: U.S. Housing after Federal Redlining

Digital Cultural History: A Roundtable

Black Women in Motion: The Complexities of Travel and Migration in the 20th Century

Sanctuary: Defending the Vulnerable and Challenging the State from the Nineteenth Century until the Present

Historians Writing Fiction

Leveraging Poverty: New Cities, New Partnerships, and the Progressive Abandonment of Urban Poverty in the 1980s and 1990s

Debt and Dispossession: Racial Capitalism and African American Economic Life in Historical Perspective

Where Are the Women? Promoting Inclusion in Survey History Courses

The Other Border: CanadaÂ’s Place in U.S. History, from the Revolution to Reconstruction

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Historical Perspectives on the DeVos Department of Education

Policing Social Movements in the Twentieth Century

The Fractured State: U.S. Responsibilities at Home and Abroad in the 1970s

Still In the Shadow of War? Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of a Classic

Is the U.S. History Survey Course Dead? A Discussion of the Viability of the U.S. History Survey Course

Calculating Inequality: Science, Health, and Citizenship in the Age of Emancipation

Different Approaches to Liberating Minds and Bodies: Gender Activism in the 1970s

Reclaiming Our Time When There Is None: Navigating Inequalities to Publish and Flourish in the Academy

Settler Colonialism in Vast Early America: Notes from the Field

State, Society, and “Correcting the Body”

I Teach Seven Classes, Ask Me Anything!

State, Society, and “Correcting the Body”

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

Argument, Form, and Method: Lessons Learned from Three Digital Dissertations in History

Black, White, and Red: Antebellum Party Politics on the Ideological Margins

Searching for the Sustainable History Monograph—A New Publishing Pilot

Still In the Shadow of War? Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of a Classic

New Perspectives on National Park History

The Fractured State: U.S. Responsibilities at Home and Abroad in the 1970s

Queer Public Histories/Queer Public Service

Asian/American Women, the State, and Belonging

New Perspectives on National Park History

Trans-Pacific Inequalities

New Perspectives on National Park History

Whose Anniversary? 2020, the Mayflower Pilgrims, and the Impacts of English Settlement

Black, White, and Red: Antebellum Party Politics on the Ideological Margins

American Silk, Transnational Commerce, and Geographies of Identity

Women Scholars on the Rise: Emerging Research in American History

State Violence and the Problem of Race: The Shootings at Kent State and Jackson State 50 Years After

The Rise and Fall of AmericaÂ’s Neoliberal Order

The History of the National Council of Churches and Religious Progressivism

Black Radicalism and the New Left, 1955–1970

Roundtable: Busting Up “Hard Hats”: How Race, Gender and Nationality Shaped the U.S. Working Class

Encounters with Natives and Nature: Travel Narratives and American Ideologies

Legalizing Race: State Building at the Intersections of Slavery, Race, and Law in the Long Eighteenth Century

Black Radicalism and the New Left, 1955–1970

Historical Research on the National Park Service: Sources and Methodology

Argument, Form, and Method: Lessons Learned from Three Digital Dissertations in History

Government Mobilizing Women and Women Mobilizing Government in the Mid-20th Century

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Making Connections, Bridging Gaps: Linking the Practice of History in the National Park Service to New Partners and New Scholarship

New Perspectives on the Archival Recovery of Black Women's History

Standards and Power, at Home and Abroad

From the Picket to the Ticket: The National Park Service Tackles the Complexity of Woman Suffrage

Chocolate City No More: Practicing Public History in a Changing City

Federal Ways and Means

Commemorating the National Semiquincentennial

Conscience Politics in the Twentieth-Century United States

A New Look at Vast Early America: Lightning Round on Emerging Research

Oral History and Community Engagement

Education and Social Inequality in the Long 20th Century

Calculating Inequality: Science, Health, and Citizenship in the Age of Emancipation

Still Indian Country: The Indigenous Northern Plains in the Twentieth Century

Dependency and Other Intellectual Histories from the Global South

Popular Music and the Culture Wars

American Anti-Semitism: New Approaches and Frameworks

Queer Public Histories/Queer Public Service

Historians and Filmmakers Documenting Resistance

Sexual Healing? Race, Religion, and Purity in the 20th Century

Race, Religion, and Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

Capital in the Nineteenth Century

Diversifying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Communities of Color and Public History: Challenges, Strategies, and Questions for Budding and Seasoned Public Historians

Diverse Women, Diverse Paths: Woman Suffrage and Equal Citizenship in Modern America

What Happened to the Republican Party?

The U.S. in Global Economic Histories

Social Movements and Progressive Inequalities, 1850–1930

Encounters with Natives and Nature: Travel Narratives and American Ideologies

History Gateways: Reimagining Introductory Courses

State Repression in the Black Power Era

New Research on Women's Suffrage at the Centennial

Defining American Religion in a Global Age

Settler Colonialism in Vast Early America: Notes from the Field

Subjectivizing Madness: Bodies, Senses, and Experiences in the Long History of the Asylum

Confronting Norms: Gender, Sex, and Sexuality in 20th-Century America

New Histories of Social Security

Race, Law, and Authority in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era United States

Race, Religion, and Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

From Exclusion to Inclusion: U.S. Housing after Federal Redlining

Beyond the Grave: Black Resistance and the Deceased

Because of Her Story: WomenÂ’s History and the Public

American Anti-Semitism: New Approaches and Frameworks

ReVisioning American History for Young People

Race in Sports History; Race in American History

Reclaiming Our Time When There Is None: Navigating Inequalities to Publish and Flourish in the Academy

Free, Associated, Unequal: Reframing Puerto Rican Histories of Struggle

Slavery, Freedom, and Family Networks: New Approaches and Methods

New Research on Women's Suffrage at the Centennial

Conscience Politics in the Twentieth-Century United States

Digital Cultural History: A Roundtable

Legalizing Race: State Building at the Intersections of Slavery, Race, and Law in the Long Eighteenth Century

Teaching Hard History: Preparing Students to Teach about American Slavery

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

LAWCHA Presidential Address: "Rethinking the Boundaries of Class: Lessons from Transnational Labor History and the Neoliberal University"

Roundtable: Busting Up “Hard Hats”: How Race, Gender and Nationality Shaped the U.S. Working Class

Defining American Religion in a Global Age

Whose Anniversary? 2020, the Mayflower Pilgrims, and the Impacts of English Settlement

New Perspectives on the Archival Recovery of Black Women's History

Addressing (In)Equalities in the American History Classroom

Food Producers: Popular Perceptions and Food Security from Reconstruction to the Farm Crisis

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Midcentury Markets and the Public Reliance on Private Capital

Food, Immigration, and Inequality in the 20th Century

Leveling the Playing Field? Immersive Historical Role-Playing Games in the College Classroom

The Fruit of OneÂ’s Labor? Work, Race, and Ability in the History of U.S. Capitalism around 1900

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Trouble in Trucking Country: Truck Drivers and Their Histories

Producing Intimate Labors: Domesticity, Inequality, and Racial Capitalism

From the Consent of the Governed: The State of (In)Equality for Mexicans, Vietnamese, and the LGBTQ Community in Texas

Managing Sex in the U.S. Military

Sexual Healing? Race, Religion, and Purity in the 20th Century

Reductio ad Hitlerum?: Carcerality, the U.S. Southern Border, and Historical Memory of World War II

A Retrospective and Reimagining of the AHAÂ’s Tuning and Career Diversity Initiatives

Historical Perspectives on the DeVos Department of Education

Mortal Measurements: Appraising the Value of the Dead in the Nineteenth-Century South

State Repression in the Black Power Era

Popular Music and the Culture Wars

Food Producers: Popular Perceptions and Food Security from Reconstruction to the Farm Crisis

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Whose Anniversary? 2020, the Mayflower Pilgrims, and the Impacts of English Settlement

Inaffirmative Action: Diversity, Racism, and Admissions Policies in U.S. Colleges and Universities

Inaffirmative Action: Diversity, Racism, and Admissions Policies in U.S. Colleges and Universities

Communities of Color and Public History: Challenges, Strategies, and Questions for Budding and Seasoned Public Historians

Race, Religion, and Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

Encounters with Natives and Nature: Travel Narratives and American Ideologies

Teaching Famous Trials

State of the Field: Slavery and the Law

Agricultural History: Emerging Scholarship

Challenging Inequality in AmericaÂ’s Civil Courts: African American Litigants in the Era of Jim Crow

A Crowdsourcing Approach to Revitalizing Scholarship on Black Women Suffragists: A Revisionist Contribution to the Centennial of Woman Suffrage

State Repression in the Black Power Era

Making Connections, Bridging Gaps: Linking the Practice of History in the National Park Service to New Partners and New Scholarship

Race in Sports History; Race in American History

Black Women in Motion: The Complexities of Travel and Migration in the 20th Century

Argument, Form, and Method: Lessons Learned from Three Digital Dissertations in History

From Politics to Protest: Charting the New Historiography of Black Politics in the 1980s and 1990s

The Ordinance Project

Beyond the Grave: Black Resistance and the Deceased

In the World but Not of It: Quakers, War, and Slavery in the Early Modern Anglo-Atlantic World

From Politics to Protest: Charting the New Historiography of Black Politics in the 1980s and 1990s

Filling the Gaps in the Historic Record

Managing Sex in the U.S. Military

Roundtable: Busting Up “Hard Hats”: How Race, Gender and Nationality Shaped the U.S. Working Class

Roundtable on Empire and Women's Suffrage in the United States: New Pedagogical Approaches

Mexican Consulates and the Negotiation of Inequality in the Twentieth-Century United States

From the Consent of the Governed: The State of (In)Equality for Mexicans, Vietnamese, and the LGBTQ Community in Texas

Memory and Erasure in Native Histories

Trouble in Trucking Country: Truck Drivers and Their Histories

Music, Race, and Resistance

VeteranÂ’s Oral History Projects: Nuanced Methodological and Pedagogical Approaches to Recovering Our NationÂ’s Past

State Repression in the Black Power Era

Managing Sex in the U.S. Military

Trans-Pacific Inequalities

Asian/American Women, the State, and Belonging

Luncheon: The Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600–2000 

Searching for the Sustainable History Monograph—A New Publishing Pilot

Race, Law, and Authority in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era United States

Race and Place: Thinking through Immigrant (In)Equalities in 1970s Washington, D.C.

“Long Live a Sovereign and Self-Sufficient Iran”: LaFayette Park and Bethesda, Maryland, as Sites of Iranian Diasporic Racialization and Resistance, 1978–1988

New Histories of Social Security

Writing History—A Lab Session

Reductio ad Hitlerum?: Carcerality, the U.S. Southern Border, and Historical Memory of World War II

Inaffirmative Action: Diversity, Racism, and Admissions Policies in U.S. Colleges and Universities