2023 Participants

Name

Affiliation

Session Title

Adrienne Adams

University of Southern California

Embodied Experiences of Archival Spaces

Jessica Adler

Florida International University

Fighting For Health Rights in the Carceral State

Victor Aguilar

San Francisco State University

Don't Look Back: Crisis and the Persistence of American Popular Culture

Michael Damien Aguirre

University of Nevada, Reno

The Purposeful Power of Archival Imaginaries

Kristin Ahlberg

U.S. Department of State

Contentious Events in the Context of Federal History

Promoting Inclusive, Diverse Narratives in Federal History

Nicholas Aieta

Westfield State University

Reconfiguring the United States Survey Course, with a Focus on Native Peoples

Alvita Akiboh

Yale University

Ecological and Environmental Histories of the United States Island Empire

José M. Alamillo

California State University Channel Islands

Los Doyers: Latinos and Los Angeless Favorite Team

Neama Alamri

California State University, Fresno

New Directions in Middle Eastern and South Asian Immigration Histories: a Roundtable Discussion

R. Alessi-Friedlander

U.S. Army

National Service, Activism, Reform, and Backlash in America, 1960s1970s

Judith Allen

Associate Editor, Journal of American History; Distinguished Professor of History, Indiana Universit

Issues Affecting the Profession

Michael Allen

Northwestern University

Realities and Opponents of the "American Way of War"

Catherine Allgor

Massachusetts Historical Society

Shaping Community Histories in Southern California: Public History as Practice

Benjamin Alpers

University of Oklahoma

God, Guns, and Glory: Heroic American History and the Long Culture Wars

Thomas Alter

Texas State University

Workers, Cooperative Organizing, and American Capitalism

Kenneth Alyass

Harvard University

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

Lindsay Amaral

Hunger Free America

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Mike Amezcua

Georgetown University

Housing Inequality: The Working-Class Struggle for a Home

Los Doyers: Latinos and Los Angeless Favorite Team

Colin Anderson

University of Tampa

Memory, Media, and Representation in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Dwight Andrews

Emory University/First Congregational Church Atlanta

Mellon Just Futures in Action

Juliann Anesi

University of Los Angeles

Engaged Scholarship: Making Coalitions, Making Change

Bench Ansfield

Dartmouth College

Transnational Routes of the Post-War Urban Crisis and Global American Capitalism

Jacqueline Antonovich

University of Michigan

Political Power in the History of American Public Health and Medicine

Christian Appy

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Hip to Serve: Citizen Soldiers and New Meanings of Militarism in the All-Volunteer Era

Gustavo Arellano

LA Times

30 Years After Proposition 187

Shaun Armstead

Rutgers University-New Brunswick/The Carter G. Woodson Institute at UVA

Grad School in the Shadow of COVID

Afro-Asian Solidarity in the Twentieth Century

Stephen Aron

Autry Museum of the American West/UCLA

"Human Events:" Seeing American Revolutions from the West

David Atkinson

Purdue Universtiy

Global Perspectives on North American Migration Histories

George Aumoithe

Stony Brook University, Department of Africana Studies

Contextualizing Crisis: Histories of the AIDS Epidemic in the Age of COVID-19

Eric Avila

UCLA

Don't Look Back: Crisis and the Persistence of American Popular Culture

Los Doyers: Latinos and Los Angeless Favorite Team

Revisiting Los Angeles, 1992: An Interethnic Retrospective

Anneleise Azua

University of Houston, Anthropology

Latinx Grassroots Archives: Quotidian Histories in Albuquerque, Tijuana, and the San Gabriel Valley

Eiichiro Azuma

University of Pennsylvania

Language and Historiography

Minju Bae

Rutgers University

Histories of Asian American Resistance

T. Dionne Bailey

Colgate University

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

Thomas Balcerski

Eastern Connecticut State University

First Ladies: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable

Simon Balto

University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Intersection of Race and Policing

Emerging Works in Policing and the Carceral State in the Late 20th Century

Llana Barber

SUNY Old Westbury

Beyond "Boat People": New Directions in Haitian Immigration History

Dawson Barrett

Del Mar College

Out of the Undergroundinto the Fire!: Punk Rock, Prefigurative Politics, and History from Below

Amy Bass

Manhattanville College

In Our Wheelhouse: Doing Sports Histories for Popular Audiences

Amber Batura

Air Command and Staff College

American Policymakers

Rudi Batzell

Lake Forest College

Housing Inequality: The Working-Class Struggle for a Home

Joseph Bauerkemper

University of Minnesota Duluth

The University of Minnesota TRUTH Project (Toward Recognition and University-Tribal Healing)

Robert Bauman

Washington State University, Tri-Cities

National Service, Activism, Reform, and Backlash in America, 1960s1970s

Anti-poverty Activism, Queer Organizing, and Embodied Resistance

Alice Baumgartner

University of Southern California

"Human Events:" Seeing American Revolutions from the West

Alex Beasley

The University of Texas at Austin

Capitalism and the American Century: Towards a Transnational History of Post-War America

Jacqueline Beatty

York College of Pennsylvania

Varieties of Political Practices in the Early Republic

Kimberly Beaudreau

University of Illinois Chicago

Climate Change, Refuge, and Migration Policy in the Americas

Kathleen Belew

Northwestern University

Cross-Racial Alliances and Social Movements in the Late Twentieth Century

JoJo Bell

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Mellon Just Futures in Action

Bethanee Bemis

Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History

Disneyland in Crisis

Winston Berg

University of Chicago

The Late-20th Century Organization and Interrelation of Right and Far Right Ideology

Mary Frances Berry

University of Pennsylvania

Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtA Panel Discussion

Daniel Bessner

Duke University

The Past, Present, and Future of the American University: Putting the Perpetual and Worsening Crisis in Perspective

Salonee Bhaman

Yale University

Contextualizing Crisis: Histories of the AIDS Epidemic in the Age of COVID-19

Peter Biggs

Ursuline Academy of Dallas

Podcasting: Using Technology to Inspire the Next Generation of Scholars

William Robert Billups

Emory University

The Late-20th Century Organization and Interrelation of Right and Far Right Ideology

Donna Binkiewicz

California State University, Long Beach

Lave Kuleana (Taking Responsibility): Peoples of Hawaii at the Time of Crises

Jennifer Black

Misericordia University

Markets in Crisis: Deception, Confidence, and Reputation in Nineteenth-Century America

Christine Blackerby

U.S. Capitol Visitor Center

Contentious Events in the Context of Federal History

Anne Blaschke

UMass Boston

Teaching the History of Sexual Violence in the Age of #MeToo

Barrie Blatchford

Columbia University

Grad School in the Shadow of COVID

Nicholas Bloom

University of Rochester, Department of History

You and Your Country Are Gone!!!: The Apocalyptic Imagination of Antebellum Black Revolt

Misty Blue

University of Minnesota TRUTH Project

The University of Minnesota TRUTH Project (Toward Recognition and University-Tribal Healing)

Susanna Blumenthal

University of Minnesota

Risky Business: Women, Credit, and Fraud in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Nemata Blyden

George Washington University

Immigration is a Black Issue

Eddie Bonilla

Boston College

Cross-Racial Alliances and Social Movements in the Late Twentieth Century

Dirk Bönker

Duke University

Transnational History and its Discontents

Rebecca Boorstein

Yale University

Public Health and Infrastructures of Care

Eileen Boris

University of California, Santa Barbara

The Politics of Motherwork

Contextualizing Crisis: Histories of the AIDS Epidemic in the Age of COVID-19

Melissa Borja

University of Michigan

Activist Asian American Histories

Charles Bowery

United States Army Center of Military History

Making Treason Odious Again

Brice Bowrey

University of Maryland, College Park

American Medical Professionals and the Politics of Safety

Madison Bozich

University of Minnesota TRUTH Project

The University of Minnesota TRUTH Project (Toward Recognition and University-Tribal Healing)

Maureen Brady

Harvard Law School

Risky Business: Women, Credit, and Fraud in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Allyson Brantley

University of La Verne

Encampments, Mobility, and Racialized Space in the 20th-Century Latinx West

Lauren Braun-Strumfels

Cedar Crest College

Language and Historiography

Christopher Brick

The George Washington University

Partnerships in History Education

Laura Briggs

University of Massachusetts

Climate Change, Refuge, and Migration Policy in the Americas

Brandi Brimmer

UNC Chapel Hill

Life Histories, the Archives of Reconstruction, and the Historical Imagination

Women at the Center

Charley Brooks

UC Santa Cruz

The Impact of State CRT/Race Policies and Legislation on K16 teaching

Doris Brossard

Rutgers University

Sex Outside of the Household: State Power and Sexuality from Reconstruction to the Great Depression

Dorothea Browder

Western Kentucky University History Department

Classroom in Crisis

Shirley Brown Alleyne

Center For Brooklyn History, Brooklyn Public Library

Partnerships in History Education

Julia Brown-Bernstein

University of Southern California

The Impact of State CRT/Race Policies and Legislation on K16 teaching

Grad School in the Shadow of COVID

Ethnic Studies Requirements for High School Graduation: Impact on Historical Teaching at All Levels

Margie Brown-Coronel

CSU Fullerton

Gendering the Borderlands: Women, Vice, and Feminists Movements in the U.S-Mexico Borderlands

Carolyn Brucken

Autry Museum of the American West

"Human Events:" Seeing American Revolutions from the West

Eliana Buenrostro

University of California, RiversideEthnic Studies Department

¿Juntos o Separados? New Hemispheric Approaches in Chicanx History

Nancy Bulalacao

Filipino American Museum

Asian American History and its Publics

Susan Burch

Middlebury College/Disability History Association

Engaged Scholarship: Making Coalitions, Making Change

Charisse Burden-Stelly

Wayne State University

Radical Black Internationalism in the Bandung Era

Alex Burnett

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Crisis and Creativity: A Roundtable on Los Angeles in the World

Lora Burnett

University of California, Merced

God, Guns, and Glory: Heroic American History and the Long Culture Wars

Lisa Burns

Quinnipiac University

First Ladies: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable

Nicole Burrowes

Rutgers University, New Brunswick

Crosscurrents of the Radical Caribbean: Navigating Transnational Black Solidarities

Orville Burton

Clemson University

Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtA Panel Discussion

Anthea Butler

University of Pennsylvania

The State of Academic Freedom

Katherine Bynum

Arizona State University

Cross-Racial Alliances and Social Movements in the Late Twentieth Century

Geraldo Cadava

Northwestern University

Latina/o Conservatives: Respectability Politics, Strategic Recasting of Identity, and Activism

Kacey Calahane

Historians on Housewives

Don't Look Back: Crisis and the Persistence of American Popular Culture

Albert Camarillo

Stanford University

The Purposeful Power of Archival Imaginaries

Malcolm Cammeron

University of Virginia

Preserving Black Pasts: Public Histories of African American Leisure and Recreation

Stephen Campbell

Cal Poly Pomona

Markets in Crisis: Deception, Confidence, and Reputation in Nineteenth-Century America

Margot Canaday

Princeton University

Lawrence v. Texas (2003) at Twenty: Law, Sexuality, and Social Justice

Christopher Cantwell

Loyola University Chicago

Say Gay: Part 2: Say Gay: Schools, Libraries, Museums, and the Censorship of LGBTQ Lives

Julio Capó

Florida International University

Teaching American History in Uncertain Times

Climate Change, Refuge, and Migration Policy in the Americas

Christopher Capozzola

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Military History Reconsidered

Brian Carlin

New York City Department of Education

Say Gay: Say Gay: Policies and Practices to Support K12 LGBTQ History Education

Diana Carlin

Saint Louis University

First Ladies: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable

Daniel Carpenter

Harvard University

Varieties of Political Practices in the Early Republic

Katherine Carper

Boston College

New Directions in Immigration History

Genevieve Carpio

UCLA

Crises as Moments of Opportunity: Race, Power, and Two Centuries of Bad Development

Jenny Carson

Toronto Metropolitan University

Against the Odds: Labor Repression and Worker Demands for Autonomy in the Long Progressive Era

Sarah Case

UC Santa Barbara

Shaping Community Histories in Southern California: Public History as Practice

Robert Cassanello

University of Central Florida

The Impact of State CRT/Race Policies and Legislation on K16 teaching

Thomas A Castillo

Coastal Carolina University

Against the Odds: Labor Repression and Worker Demands for Autonomy in the Long Progressive Era

Veronica Castillo-Muñoz

UC Santa Barbara

Gendering the Borderlands: Women, Vice, and Feminists Movements in the U.S-Mexico Borderlands

Bobby Cervantes

University of Kansas

Public Health and Infrastructures of Care

Mandy Chalou

U.S. Department of State

Promoting Inclusive, Diverse Narratives in Federal History

Lorena Chambers

University of Michigan

Charros, Latin Lovers, and Vigilantes: Mexican Men Who Challenged U.S. Popular Culture

David Chang

University of Minnesota

The University of Minnesota TRUTH Project (Toward Recognition and University-Tribal Healing)

Gordon Chang

Stanford University

The Anti-Asian State: 20th-Century Policing in the U.S. and its Empire

Jason Chang

University of Connecticut

Asian American History and its Publics

Activist Asian American Histories

James Chappel

Duke University

Contextualizing Crisis: Histories of the AIDS Epidemic in the Age of COVID-19

Marisa Chappell

Oregon State University

National Service, Activism, Reform, and Backlash in America, 1960s1970s

Liberal Politics and Inequality After 1968

Elizabeth Charles

Office of the Historian, Dept of State

Promoting Inclusive, Diverse Narratives in Federal History

Ernesto Chavez

University of Texas at El Paso

Say Gay: Say Gay: Policies and Practices to Support K12 LGBTQ History Education

Charros, Latin Lovers, and Vigilantes: Mexican Men Who Challenged U.S. Popular Culture

Amparo Chavez-Gonzalez

UCLA History-Geography Project

Tips and Tools for Teaching K12 LGBTQ-Inclusive History

Charles Chavis

George Mason University

Fighting for the Soul of a Nation: Black Americans Struggle to Keep American Democracy Alive

Constance Chen

Loyola Marymount University

Transpacific Crossroads: Identity, Geopolitics, and the Mobility Turn

Cindy I-Fen Cheng

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Rethinking Homelessness and Urban Poverty in Los Angeles and Beyond

Jih-Fei Cheng

Scripps College

Rethinking Homelessness and Urban Poverty in Los Angeles and Beyond

Gabriel Chin

UC Davis Law

Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtA Panel Discussion

Baldwin Chiu

New Day Films, Producer

Far East Deep South and Reframing American Identity

William Chou

Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

Capitalism and the American Century: Towards a Transnational History of Post-War America

Catherine Choy

University of California, Berkeley

Asian American History and its Publics

Casey Christensen Gwin

Palomar College

Gendering the Borderlands: Women, Vice, and Feminists Movements in the U.S-Mexico Borderlands

Jilene Chua

Johns Hopkins University

The Anti-Asian State: 20th-Century Policing in the U.S. and its Empire

Justin Clark

Nanyang Technological University

Memory, Media, and Representation in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Shannan Clark

Department of History, Montclair State University

Revisiting the Antiwar Campaigns of the 1970s and Beyond

Lucy Cleland

Literary Agent

Working with Literary Agents

Christopher Clement

Harvard-Westlake School

What Students Need to Know About Race and Racism before College

Elizabeth Clement

University of Utah

Say Gay: Part 2: Say Gay: Schools, Libraries, Museums, and the Censorship of LGBTQ Lives

Stefanie Coché

Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany

Political Power in the History of American Public Health and Medicine

Sarah Coffman

Rutgers University

Housing Inequality: The Working-Class Struggle for a Home

Eddie Cole

University of California, Los Angeles

Black Educational History: New Perspectives on the Past to Confront the Present

Peter Cole

Western Illinois University

Capitalism and the American Century: Towards a Transnational History of Post-War America

Christy Coleman

Jamestown Yorktown Foundation

History and Public Memory

Sarah Coleman

Texas State University

30 Years After Proposition 187

Samuel Collings-Wells

University of Cambridge

Liberal Politics and Inequality After 1968

Donald Earl Collins

Loyola University Maryland

The Past, Present, and Future of the American University: Putting the Perpetual and Worsening Crisis in Perspective

Emilie Connolly

Brandeis University

The Great Power of Small Nations: A Book Panel

DeAnza Cook

Harvard University

Emerging Works in Policing and the Carceral State in the Late 20th Century

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

Vaneesa Cook

University of Wisconsin, Madison

They are Watching: Understanding Conspiracy Theories in Modern American History

Deirdre Cooper Owens

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Diseases, Diagnoses, and Developments: Medicine During the Civil War Era

Kaysha Corinealdi

Historian of race, empire, and migration in the Americas

Reframing the Panama Canal

Jonathan Cortez

Dartmouth College

Encampments, Mobility, and Racialized Space in the 20th-Century Latinx West

Linda Coslett

Chattanooga State Community College

Teaching Underprepared and Nontraditional Students: The Community College Perspective

Nancy Cott

Harvard University

Lawrence v. Texas (2003) at Twenty: Law, Sexuality, and Social Justice

Miguel Covarrubias

Teacher, LAUSD, LGBTQ Curriculum Writer

Tips and Tools for Teaching K12 LGBTQ-Inclusive History

Jessica Cowing

College of Wooster

Rethinking Madness in U.S. History

Nicole Crooks

Legacy preservation through Oral history, story telling and research.

Mellon Just Futures in Action

Rachel Jessica Daniel

Massasoit Community College

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Michelle Daniel Jones

New York University

Rewriting U.S. History from Prison

Leilah Danielson

Northern Arizona University

The Religious Left: Democratic Imaginaries for Uncertain Times

Dionne Danns

University of Illinois at Chicago

Black Educational History: New Perspectives on the Past to Confront the Present

Amira Rose Davis

University of Texas- Austin

In Our Wheelhouse: Doing Sports Histories for Popular Audiences

Celeste Day Moore

Hamilton College

Transnational History and its Discontents

Julie de Chantal

Georgia Southern University

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Benji de la Piedra

Oral Historian

Transformative Oral History

Caridad de la Vega

National Park Service

Promoting Inclusive, Diverse Narratives in Federal History

Samantha de Vera

Pennsylvania State University

Digital Feminist Humanities

Michael Z. Dean

UCLA Department of History

Workers, Cooperative Organizing, and American Capitalism

Jen Deerinwater

Crushing Colonialism

Engaged Scholarship: Making Coalitions, Making Change

Jean Paul deGuzman

UCLA and Windward School

Histories of Asian American Resistance

Cara Delay

College of Charleston

Seeking Abortions: Ads, Guides, and Community Networks

Elizabeth Denham

Houston Community College

Classroom in Crisis

Ashley Dennis

University of Washington in St. Louis

Black Educational History: New Perspectives on the Past to Confront the Present

Armand Derfner

Charleston Law School

Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtA Panel Discussion

James Deutsch

Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage

Affordable Housing, Public Housing, and Nonexistent Housing

William Deverell

University of Southern California

Panel Discussion: Walter Nugent and the Broadening of U.S. History

"Human Events:" Seeing American Revolutions from the West

Shaping Community Histories in Southern California: Public History as Practice

Erin Devlin

University of Mary Washington

Preserving Black Pasts: Public Histories of African American Leisure and Recreation

Hardeep Dhillon

American Bar Foundation (ABF)

New Directions in Middle Eastern and South Asian Immigration Histories: a Roundtable Discussion

Danny Diaz

University of California Los Angeles

Community Conversation: History on Trial

Christopher Dietrich

Fordham University

Capitalism and the American Century: Towards a Transnational History of Post-War America

Sandra Dijkstra

Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency

Working with Literary Agents

Sean Dinces

Long Beach City College

They are Watching: Understanding Conspiracy Theories in Modern American History

Menika Dirkson

Morgan State University

The Intimate Carceral State: New Perspectives on Carceral Crises

Emerging Works in Policing and the Carceral State in the Late 20th Century

Katy Doll

Nova Southeastern University

Realities and Opponents of the "American Way of War"

Laura Dominguez

University of Southern California

Los Angeles: Past and Present

Anthony Downer II

High School Social Studies Teacher; Lead Learner, Liberation Learning Lab

The Impact of State CRT/Race Policies and Legislation on K16 teaching

Jim Downs

Gettysburg College/Harvard Hutchins Fellow

Diseases, Diagnoses, and Developments: Medicine During the Civil War Era

Emily Drabinski

Graduate Center, CUNY

Say Gay: Part 2: Say Gay: Schools, Libraries, Museums, and the Censorship of LGBTQ Lives

Holger Droessler

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Occupational Crises: New Perspectives on Military Occupation in U.S. and World History

Alejandra Dubcovsky

University of California Riverside

The Great Power of Small Nations: A Book Panel

Rachel Dudley

University of Toledo

Engaged Scholarship: Making Coalitions, Making Change

Claire Dunning

University of Maryland, College Park

Liberal Politics and Inequality After 1968

Lauren Duval

University of Oklahoma

Women at the Center

Myisha Eatmon

Harvard University

Before Attica: Long Histories of Carceral State Critique

Laura Edwards

Princeton University

Risky Business: Women, Credit, and Fraud in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Women at the Center

Andy Eisen

Univeristy of Utah

Rewriting U.S. History from Prison

Elizabeth Ellis

Princeton University

Women at the Center

The Great Power of Small Nations: A Book Panel

Reginald K. Ellis

Florida A&M University

Fighting for the Soul of a Nation: Black Americans Struggle to Keep American Democracy Alive

Nathan Ellstrand

San Diego State University

Community Organizing Across Borders

Bertis English

Alabama State University

Terrorism and Heritage from the First Klan to the Second

Virginia Espino

UCLA

Oral History for Social Change

Babette Faehmel

Schenectady County Community College

Teaching Underprepared and Nontraditional Students: The Community College Perspective

Stacy Fahrenthold

University of California Davis

New Directions in Middle Eastern and South Asian Immigration Histories: a Roundtable Discussion

Ashley Farmer

The University of Texas at Austin

Black Women and the Power of Biography

Shanna Farrell

UC Berkeley Oral History Center

Transformative Oral History

Crystal Feimster

Yale University

Teaching the History of Sexual Violence in the Age of #MeToo

Max Felker-Kantor

Ball State University

Mourning in America: Fighting for Justice in the Age of Reagan

Revisiting Los Angeles, 1992: An Interethnic Retrospective

Kirsten Fermaglich

Michigan State University

Embodied Experiences of Archival Spaces

Lilia Fernández

University of Illinois at Chicago

Chicago Politics, Promise and Perils: The Legacies of Social Movements and Grassroots Activism

Delia Fernandez-Jones

Michigan State University

New Directions in Migration and Citizenship

Rosemary Feurer

Northern Illinois University

Against the Odds: Labor Repression and Worker Demands for Autonomy in the Long Progressive Era

Rob Fitt

University of Birmingham, UK

Los Angeles: Past and Present

David FitzGerald

UCSD

Global Perspectives on North American Migration Histories

Michael W. Fitzgerald

St. Olaf College

Terrorism and Heritage from the First Klan to the Second

Sarah FitzGerald

Valdosta State University

Uneasy Spaces: Capitalism, Race and Pleasure

Kate Flach

California State University, Long Beach

Don't Look Back: Crisis and the Persistence of American Popular Culture

Kami Fletcher

Albright College

Historians in the Line of Fire: Intersections of DEI Work & Reality on Campuses

The intersections of DEI Work and Reality on Campuses

Alfred Flores

Harvey Mudd, Intercollegiate Dept. of Asian American Studies

Mapping Identity and Placemaking Across U.S. Empire in the Pacific

David Flores

Cal State Sacramento

The Religious Left: Democratic Imaginaries for Uncertain Times

Xaviera Flores

UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center

Chicana/o History: Confronting Todays Crises by Creating New Archives

Joan Flores-Villalobos

University of Southern California

Reframing the Panama Canal

Stanley Fonseca

University of Southern California

Uneasy Spaces: Capitalism, Race and Pleasure

Vanessa Fonseca-Chávez

Arizona State University

For the Record: Contesting and Recuperating Historical Narratives of Identity and Place

Tanisha Ford

The Graduate Center CUNY

Funding Social Change: Gender and Philanthropy in the Twentieth Century

Cody Foster

Indiana University Southeast

Realities and Opponents of the "American Way of War"

Debra Fowler

History UnErased

Say Gay: Say Gay: Policies and Practices to Support K12 LGBTQ History Education

Gabriel Foy-Sutherland

University of Chicago

The Late-20th Century Organization and Interrelation of Right and Far Right Ideology

Brianna Frakes

University of Virginia

Occupational Crises: New Perspectives on Military Occupation in U.S. and World History

Elaine Frantz

Kent State university

Terrorism and Heritage from the First Klan to the Second

Tyrone Freeman

Indiana University

Black Women and the Power of Biography

Amanda Frost

University of Virginia School of Law

New Directions in Migration and Citizenship

Dorothy Fujita-Rony

Professor, Department of Asian American Studies, UC Irvine

Transforming Knowledge

Eric Fure-Slocum

St. Olaf College

Histories of Contingent Faculty

Sarah Beth Gable

Brandeis University

Grad School in the Shadow of COVID

Beverly Gage

Yale University

The State of Academic Freedom

Julie Gallagher

Penn State, Brandywine

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Michael Gamboa

Belmont High School

Ethnic Studies Requirements for High School Graduation: Impact on Historical Teaching at All Levels

Michael Gambone

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

They are Watching: Understanding Conspiracy Theories in Modern American History

Kevin Gannon

Queens University of Charlotte

Remaining Hopeful on the Frontlines: Community College Instruction in the Post-COVID Era

An Garagiola

University of Minnesota

The University of Minnesota TRUTH Project (Toward Recognition and University-Tribal Healing)

Maria Cristina Garcia

Cornell University

Climate Change, Refuge, and Migration Policy in the Americas

Sarah Gardner

Mercer University

Issues Affecting the Profession

Lily Geismer

Claremont McKenna College

Liberal Politics and Inequality After 1968

Dan Gerstle

senior editor, Liveright/WW Norton

Working with Literary Agents

Amanda Gibson

Kenyon College

Currencies and Finance in Black Communities from Early America to the Progressive Era

Kelly N. Giles

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Tiffany Gill

Rutgers University

Crosscurrents of the Radical Caribbean: Navigating Transnational Black Solidarities

Kathryn Gin Lum

Stanford University

Race, Religion, and Overlapping Crises in United States History

Jarvis R. Givens

Harvard University

Black Educational History: New Perspectives on the Past to Confront the Present

The State of Academic Freedom

Ian Glazman-Schillinger

Syracuse University

The Late-20th Century Organization and Interrelation of Right and Far Right Ideology

Paige Glotzer

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Transnational Routes of the Post-War Urban Crisis and Global American Capitalism

Thavolia Glymph

Duke University

Military History Reconsidered

Aaron Goings

Saint Martin's University

Against the Odds: Labor Repression and Worker Demands for Autonomy in the Long Progressive Era

Tanya Golash-Boza

University of California, Merced

Uneasy Spaces: Capitalism, Race and Pleasure

Claire Goldstene

Independent Scholar

Addressing the Challenges of Contingent Academic Labor

Histories of Contingent Faculty

Reena Goldthree

Princeton University

Reframing the Panama Canal

Sonia Gomez

Santa Clara University

Sex Outside of the Household: State Power and Sexuality from Reconstruction to the Great Depression

Jerry Gonzalez

University of Texas at San Antonio

Latinx Homeownership and the Postwar Metropolis

Nina Gonzalez

University of California, Davis

They are Watching: Understanding Conspiracy Theories in Modern American History

Sergio González

Marquette University

The Church as a Site of Struggle: Faith and Social Mobilization in Latinx History

Community Organizing Across Borders

Tiffany Gonzalez

James Madison University

Latina/o Conservatives: Respectability Politics, Strategic Recasting of Identity, and Activism

Adam Goodman

University of Illinois Chicago

Climate Change, Refuge, and Migration Policy in the Americas

Carly Goodman

Made by History

Immigration is a Black Issue

Audrianna Goodwin

University of Minnesota TRUTH Project

The University of Minnesota TRUTH Project (Toward Recognition and University-Tribal Healing)

Monika Gosin

College of William & Mary

Beyond "Boat People": New Directions in Haitian Immigration History

Dylan Gottlieb

Bentley University

Consumption in the Age of Inequality

Matt Grace

University of Virginia

Wealth, Enslavement, and the Archive

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CSU Fullerton, Chicana/o Studies

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Anne Gray Fischer

University of Texas at Dallas

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Hilary Green

Davidson College

History and Public Memory

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Alison Greene

Candler School of Theology, Emory University

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Julie Greene

University of Maryland at College Park

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Jennifer Gregg

ONE Archives Foundation

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Joanna Grisinger

Northwestern University

American Medical Professionals and the Politics of Safety

Sarah Gronningsater

UPenn

Borders and Belonging: The Precarity of Citizenship from Slavery to Freedom

Ariela Gross

University of Southern California

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University of Colorado Denver

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Dan Guadagnolo

University of Toronto

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Sarah Gualtieri

University of Southern California

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Matthew Guariglia

UC-Hastings, School of Law

New Directions in Immigration History

Catherine Gudis

University of California, Riverside

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Perla Guerrero

Latinx History

Charros, Latin Lovers, and Vigilantes: Mexican Men Who Challenged U.S. Popular Culture

Rudy Guevarra

Arizona State University

Mapping Identity and Placemaking Across U.S. Empire in the Pacific

Thomas Guglielmo

George Washington University

Military History Reconsidered

Andrea Guiden Pittman

American University

Partnerships in History Education

Alexis Guilbault

Co-Director, Digital Humanities Initiative, University of Illinois, Chicago

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Holly Guise

University of New Mexico

Lightning Round: Indigenous and Immigration History in Conversation

Michelle Gullion

First Ladies National Library

First Ladies: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable

Kristine Gunnell

UCLA Center for the Study of Women

Funding Social Change: Gender and Philanthropy in the Twentieth Century

Frank Guridy

Columbia University

In Our Wheelhouse: Doing Sports Histories for Popular Audiences

Kathleen Gutierrez

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Steven Hackel

University of California, Riverside

"Human Events:" Seeing American Revolutions from the West

Janna Haider

UC Santa Barbara

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Amanda Joyce Hall

Northwestern University

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Françoise Hamlin

Brown University

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Kimberly Hamlin

Miami University of Ohio

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Madeleine Hamlin

Syracuse University

Emerging Works in Policing and the Carceral State in the Late 20th Century

LaShawn Harris

Michigan State University

The Intersection of Race and Policing

Sheena Harris

West Virginia University

Black Women and the Power of Biography

Ellen Hartigan-O'Connor

University of California, Davis

Women at the Center

Andrew Hartman

Illinois State University

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Sandra Harvey

Lone Star College-CyFair

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Cassandra Hawkins

Emory University

God, Guns, and Glory: Heroic American History and the Long Culture Wars

Annelise Heinz

University of Oregon

Transpacific Crossroads: Identity, Geopolitics, and the Mobility Turn

David Helps

University of Michigan

Crisis and Creativity: A Roundtable on Los Angeles in the World

Lauren Henley

University of Richmond

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William Herbert

National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and the Professions

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Rebecca Herman

UC Berkeley

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Sonia Hernandez

Texas A&M University

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Brian Herrera

Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton University

Latinx in Hollywood

Daisy Herrera

University of California, RiversideHistory Department

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Eric Herschthal

University of Utah

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Torrie Hester

Saint Louis University

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Nancy Hewitt

National Collaborative for Women's History

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Mark Higbee

Eastern Michigan University

Classroom in Crisis

Justene Hill Edwards

University of Virginia

Wealth, Enslavement, and the Archive

Felipe Hinojosa

Texas A&M University

The Church as a Site of Struggle: Faith and Social Mobilization in Latinx History

Elizabeth Hinton

Yale University

The Intersection of Race and Policing

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Hidetaka Hirota

University of California, Berkeley

Language and Historiography

Lauren Hirshberg

Regis University

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Ai Hisano

The University of Tokyo

Uneasy Spaces: Capitalism, Race and Pleasure

Emily Hobson

University of Nevada, Reno

Mourning in America: Fighting for Justice in the Age of Reagan

Beatrix Hoffman

Northern Illinois University

Fighting For Health Rights in the Carceral State

Alex Hofmann

The University of Chicago

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Nate Holdren

Drake University

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Joshua Hollands

University College London

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Todd Holmes

Oral History Center, U.C. Berkeley

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Benjamin Holtzman

Lehman College / CUNY

Cross-Racial Alliances and Social Movements in the Late Twentieth Century

Jane Hong

Occidental College

Far East Deep South and Reframing American Identity

William Horne

Villanova University

Before Attica: Long Histories of Carceral State Critique

Clayton Howard

The Ohio State University

Liberal Politics and Inequality After 1968

John Howard

King's College London

Lawrence v. Texas (2003) at Twenty: Law, Sexuality, and Social Justice

Joseph Hower

Southwestern University

From the Margins to the Middle: New Histories of Working-Class Activism in the 1970s

Madeline Hsu

University of Texas-Austin

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Viola Huang

Middlebury College

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Vilja Hulden

University of Colorado Boulder

Against the Odds: Labor Repression and Worker Demands for Autonomy in the Long Progressive Era

Devin Hunter

University of Illinois Springfield

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Yesenia Hunter

Heritage University

Lightning Round: Indigenous and Immigration History in Conversation

Reeve Huston

Duke University

Varieties of Political Practices in the Early Republic

Ethan Hutt

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Promises Made: The Truman Commission Report at 75

Heather Huyck

National Collaborative for Women's History Sitess

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Alexander Hyres

University of Utah

Youth in the Movement: High School Student Activism in Postwar America

Cristina Ibarra

Independent Filmmaker

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Adria L. Imada

University of California, Irvine

Rethinking Madness in U.S. History

Elizabeth Ingleson

London School of Economics

Capitalism and the American Century: Towards a Transnational History of Post-War America

Mary Ann Irwin

Editor, _California_History_

Women's Committee Luncheon: A Place at the Nayarit: How a Mexican Restaurant Nourished a Community

Yuko Itatsu

University of Tokyo

State Management of Race and Gender

Holly Jackson

University of Massachusetts, Boston

You and Your Country Are Gone!!!: The Apocalyptic Imagination of Antebellum Black Revolt

Justin Jackson

Bard College at Simon's Rock

Occupational Crises: New Perspectives on Military Occupation in U.S. and World History

Karl Jacoby

Columbia University

Lightning Round: Indigenous and Immigration History in Conversation

Catherine Jacquet

Louisiana State University

Teaching the History of Sexual Violence in the Age of #MeToo

Melissa Janczewski Jones

Mississippi College

Memory, Media, and Representation in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Axel Jansen

German Historical Institute Washington

Political Power in the History of American Public Health and Medicine

Alison Rose Jefferson

Historian and More

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Hasan Kwame Jeffries

Ohio State University

Anti-poverty Activism, Queer Organizing, and Embodied Resistance

Katherine Jellison

Ohio University

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Destin Jenkins

Stanford University

Transnational Routes of the Post-War Urban Crisis and Global American Capitalism

Katherine Jewell

Fitchburg State University

Out of the Undergroundinto the Fire!: Punk Rock, Prefigurative Politics, and History from Below

Valerie Jiménez

Campbell Hall

Issues Affecting the Profession

Antoine Johnson

History of Medicine, African American History

A History of Anti-Black Racism in Medicine

Charles Johnson

North Carolina Central University

Historians in the Line of Fire: Intersections of DEI Work & Reality on Campuses

Colin Johnson

Indiana University Bloomington

Embodied Experiences of Archival Spaces

Deanda Johnson

National Park Service

Preserving Black Pasts: Public Histories of African American Leisure and Recreation

Joan Marie Johnson

Northwestern University

Funding Social Change: Gender and Philanthropy in the Twentieth Century

Kevin Johnson

UC Davis School of Law

30 Years After Proposition 187

Violet Johnson

Texas A&M University

Immigration is a Black Issue

Stone Jonathon

Howard University

National Service, Activism, Reform, and Backlash in America, 1960s1970s

Caitlyn Jones

University of Houston

Digital Feminist Humanities

Jonathan Jones

Virginia Military Institute

Diseases, Diagnoses, and Developments: Medicine During the Civil War Era

Leah L Jones

SI NMAAHC

Our Families, Our Communities, Our Histories: Documenting Social Change from Local Perspectives

Marian Moser Jones

Ohio State University

Reconstructing the Legacy of Clara Barton: A Roundtable About the Future

Amy Jordan

Hampshire College

Black History and the Plantationocene: A Roundtable

David Justice

Middle Tennessee State University

Don't Look Back: Crisis and the Persistence of American Popular Culture

Maureen Justiniano

SNA International

Accounting for the Missing of the Pacific War

Jeffrey Kahn

University of California, Davis

Beyond "Boat People": New Directions in Haitian Immigration History

Andrew Kahrl

University of Virginia

Preserving Black Pasts: Public Histories of African American Leisure and Recreation

S. Deborah Kang

University of Virginia

Unlocking Histories of State Formation, Community, and Policy through Diplomatic Records

Jennifer Keene

Chapman University

American Policymakers

Lindsay Keiter

Penn State Altoona

Markets in Crisis: Deception, Confidence, and Reputation in Nineteenth-Century America

Leesa Kelly

Memorialize the Movement

Mellon Just Futures in Action

Kevin Kenny

New York University

New Directions in Migration and Citizenship

Lora Key

Journal of Arizona History

Community Organizing Across Borders

Sarah Keyes

University of Nevada, Reno

Public Health and Infrastructures of Care

David Kieran

Columbus State University

American Policymakers

Jeong Min Kim

University of Manitoba

Military History Reconsidered

Jessica Kim

California State University, Northridge

Crisis and Creativity: A Roundtable on Los Angeles in the World

Richard Kim

UC Davis

Activist Asian American Histories

Sarah King

University of South Carolina Aiken

Revisiting the Antiwar Campaigns of the 1970s and Beyond

Jeanna Kinnebrew

Boston University

Grad School in the Shadow of COVID

Samuel Klee

University of Oslo

New Directions in Immigration History

Erica Kohl-Arenas

UC Davis

Funding Social Change: Gender and Philanthropy in the Twentieth Century

Amy Kohout

Colorado College

Botany and Butterflies, Seaweed and Science: New Perspectives on Natural History Collections

Michael Koncewicz

New York University- Tamiment Library

Revisiting the Antiwar Campaigns of the 1970s and Beyond

Felicia Kornbluh

University of Vermont

Roe v. Wade at 50: Reproductive Rights and Justice in Historical Perspectives

J. Morgan Kousser

Caltech

Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtA Panel Discussion

Paul Kramer

Vanderbilt University

Transnational History and its Discontents

Jessie Kratz

National Archives

Contentious Events in the Context of Federal History

Suzanna Krivulskaya

California State University San Marcos

The State of Academic Freedom

Regina Kunzel

Yale University

Rethinking Madness in U.S. History

Gregory Kupsky

Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency

Accounting for the Missing of the Pacific War

Nancy Kwak

UC San Diego

Crises as Moments of Opportunity: Race, Power, and Two Centuries of Bad Development

Adam Laats

Binghamton University (SUNY)

The State of Academic Freedom

Larissa Lam

New Day Films/Far East Deep South

Far East Deep South and Reframing American Identity

Lisa Rose Lamson

University of Wisconsin Green Bay

Grad School in the Shadow of COVID

Monique Laney

Auburn University

Global Perspectives on North American Migration Histories

Kate Clifford Larson

Brandeis University

Black Women and the Power of Biography

Anna Law

CUNY Brooklyn College

New Directions in Immigration History

AJ Lawrence

SI NMAAHC Smith Center

Our Families, Our Communities, Our Histories: Documenting Social Change from Local Perspectives

Jorge Leal

Mexican American History, Department of History, UC Riverside

¿Juntos o Separados? New Hemispheric Approaches in Chicanx History

Marisol LeBrón

University of California, Santa Cruz

The Intersection of Race and Policing

Erika Lee

University of Minnesota

Teaching American History in Uncertain Times

Activist Asian American Histories

Heather Lee

NYU Shanghai

The Anti-Asian State: 20th-Century Policing in the U.S. and its Empire

Shelley Lee

Brown University

Asian American History and its Publics

Lauren Lefty

Northern Arizona University

Youth in the Movement: High School Student Activism in Postwar America

Ayanna Legros

Duke University

Beyond "Boat People": New Directions in Haitian Immigration History

Priscilla Leiva

Loyola Marymount University

Los Doyers: Latinos and Los Angeless Favorite Team

Crises as Moments of Opportunity: Race, Power, and Two Centuries of Bad Development

Katherine Lennard

Boston University

Terrorism and Heritage from the First Klan to the Second

Charlotte A. Lerg

Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich, Germany

Transnational History and its Discontents

Alan Lessoff

Illinois State University

Panel Discussion: Walter Nugent and the Broadening of U.S. History

Jessica Levy

Purchase College, State University of New York

Transnational Routes of the Post-War Urban Crisis and Global American Capitalism

Peter Levy

York College of Pennsylvania

Fighting for the Soul of a Nation: Black Americans Struggle to Keep American Democracy Alive

Daniel Lewis

Huntington Library

Botany and Butterflies, Seaweed and Science: New Perspectives on Natural History Collections

Julian Lim

Arizona State University

Lightning Round: Indigenous and Immigration History in Conversation

Peggy Linder

University of Houston

Digital Feminist Humanities

Treva Lindsey

Ohio State University

The Intersection of Race and Policing

Carl Lindskoog

Raritan Valley Community College

Beyond "Boat People": New Directions in Haitian Immigration History

Immigration is a Black Issue

Jana Lipman

Tulane University

Transforming Knowledge

Natalie Lira

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Roe v. Wade at 50: Reproductive Rights and Justice in Historical Perspectives

Jeffrey Littlejohn

Sam Houston State University

Fighting for the Soul of a Nation: Black Americans Struggle to Keep American Democracy Alive

Aimee Loiselle

Central Connecticut State University

Addressing the Challenges of Contingent Academic Labor

Tara Lopez

Winona State University

Out of the Undergroundinto the Fire!: Punk Rock, Prefigurative Politics, and History from Below

JoAnn LoSavio

Washington State University, Vancouver

Transpacific Crossroads: Identity, Geopolitics, and the Mobility Turn

Toussaint Losier

University of Massachusetts-Amherst

Chicago Politics, Promise and Perils: The Legacies of Social Movements and Grassroots Activism

Andrea Louie

Michigan State University

Model Mothers?: Disrupting Cold War Ideologies of Racial Democracy

Kera Lovell

University of Utah, Asia Campus

Encampments, Mobility, and Racialized Space in the 20th-Century Latinx West

Laura Lovett

University of Pittsburgh, History and Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Jonathan Lower

State University at Buffalo

Memory, Media, and Representation in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

Rosina Lozano

Princeton University

Lightning Round: Indigenous and Immigration History in Conversation

Caroline Luce

UCLA Institute for Research on Labor and Employment

Shaping Community Histories in Southern California: Public History as Practice

Kelly Lytle Hernández

University of California, Los Angeles

Al Camarillo ALANA Forum on Race and Ethnic Studies in American History

Hilde Løvdal Stephens

University of Oslo

American Evangelicalism in Transnational Context from the Cold War to Today

Jennifer Macon

Cleveland Humanities Magnet High School

Partnerships in History Education

James H. Madison

Indiana University

Panel Discussion: Walter Nugent and the Broadening of U.S. History

Kimberly Maeyama

Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency

Accounting for the Missing of the Pacific War

Minkah Makalani

Johns Hopkins University

Crosscurrents of the Radical Caribbean: Navigating Transnational Black Solidarities

Sergio Maldonado

University of California, RiversideHistory Department

¿Juntos o Separados? New Hemispheric Approaches in Chicanx History

Alexander Manevitz

Baruch College, City University of New York

Partnerships in History Education

Gordon Mantler

George Washington University

Chicago Politics, Promise and Perils: The Legacies of Social Movements and Grassroots Activism

Haleigh Marcello

University of California, Irvine

Anti-poverty Activism, Queer Organizing, and Embodied Resistance

Kenneth Marcus

University of La Verne

Los Angeles: Past and Present

Maddalena Marinari

Gustavus Adolphus College

New Directions in Immigration History

Working with Legal Advocates and Activists

Cecilia Márquez

Duke University

Latina/o Conservatives: Respectability Politics, Strategic Recasting of Identity, and Activism

Lorena Márquez

Department of Chicana/o Studies, UC Davis

The Purposeful Power of Archival Imaginaries

Lerone Martin

Stanford University

The State of Academic Freedom

Nicole Martinez

Autry Museum of the American West

"Human Events:" Seeing American Revolutions from the West

Hana Maruyama

University of Connecticut

New Directions in Migration and Citizenship

April Mayes

Pomona College

What Students Need to Know About Race and Racism before College

Kyle Mays

University of California, Los Angeles

History and Public Memory

Melani McAlister

George Washington University

American Evangelicalism in Transnational Context from the Cold War to Today

Austin McCoy

West Virginia University

Revisiting the Antiwar Campaigns of the 1970s and Beyond

Lisa McGirr

Harvard University

State Management of Race and Gender

Working with Literary Agents

Andrew McGregor

Dallas College

Coming to a Crossroads: Public Historians, Identities and Statewide Mythologies

Karla McKanders

Vanderbilt University Law School

New Directions in Migration and Citizenship

John Mckiernan-Gonzalez

Texas State University / Center for the Study of the Southwest

Engaged Scholarship: Making Coalitions, Making Change

Catherine McNeur

Portland State University

Botany and Butterflies, Seaweed and Science: New Perspectives on Natural History Collections

Gramond McPherson

University of Virginia

Preserving Black Pasts: Public Histories of African American Leisure and Recreation

Natasha McPherson

University of California, Riverside

Life Histories, the Archives of Reconstruction, and the Historical Imagination

Celeste Menchaca

University of Southern California

Crises as Moments of Opportunity: Race, Power, and Two Centuries of Bad Development

Alina Mendez

American Ethnic Studies, University of Washington, Seattle

Crises as Moments of Opportunity: Race, Power, and Two Centuries of Bad Development

Natalie Mendoza

Department of History, University of Colorado Boulder

The Impact of State CRT/Race Policies and Legislation on K16 teaching

What Does the Public Think Teachers and Historians Do?

Teaching Migration and Ethnic History: Content, Audiences, and Creative Pedagogies

Ashton Merck

NC State University

American Medical Professionals and the Politics of Safety

Kevin Merida

Los Angeles Times

In Our Wheelhouse: Doing Sports Histories for Popular Audiences

Hilary Miller

National Park Service

Issues Affecting the Profession

Quincy Mills

University of Maryland, College Park

Life Histories, the Archives of Reconstruction, and the Historical Imagination

La Shonda Mims

Middle Tennessee State University

The Intimate Carceral State: New Perspectives on Carceral Crises

CK Ming

SI-NMAAHC Smith Center

Our Families, Our Communities, Our Histories: Documenting Social Change from Local Perspectives

Rose Miron

D'Arcy McNickle Center for American Indian and Indigenous Studies

Public Health and Infrastructures of Care

David Mislin

Temple University

The Religious Left: Democratic Imaginaries for Uncertain Times

Elise A. Mitchell

Princeton University

A History of Anti-Black Racism in Medicine

Shaul Mitelpunkt

University of York

Hip to Serve: Citizen Soldiers and New Meanings of Militarism in the All-Volunteer Era

Sabrina Mittermeier

University of Kassel, Germany

Disneyland in Crisis

Justine Modica

Cornell University

From the Margins to the Middle: New Histories of Working-Class Activism in the 1970s

Natalia Molina

University of Southern California

Women's Committee Luncheon: A Place at the Nayarit: How a Mexican Restaurant Nourished a Community

Maria Montalvo

Emory University

Wealth, Enslavement, and the Archive

Katie Moore

UC, Santa Barbara

Currencies and Finance in Black Communities from Early America to the Progressive Era

Louis Moore

Grand Valley State University

In Our Wheelhouse: Doing Sports Histories for Popular Audiences

Anthony Mora

University of Michigan

Charros, Latin Lovers, and Vigilantes: Mexican Men Who Challenged U.S. Popular Culture

Juan Mora

Indiana University, Bloomington

The Church as a Site of Struggle: Faith and Social Mobilization in Latinx History

Kimberly Morales Johnson

UC Davis/San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians

Tovangaar: Past, Present, Emerging

Doris Morgan Rueda

Stanford Law School

Teaching Famous Trials

Community Organizing Across Borders

Christina Morris

National Trust for Historic Preservation

Reconstructing the Legacy of Clara Barton: A Roundtable About the Future

Brian Mueller

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Mourning in America: Fighting for Justice in the Age of Reagan

Donna Murch

Rutgers University

Mourning in America: Fighting for Justice in the Age of Reagan

Lina-Maria Murillo

University of Iowa

Seeking Abortions: Ads, Guides, and Community Networks

Before Roe, After Dobbs: What the Last Two Centuries Can Tell Us About Abortion Politics Today

AJ Murphy

Brandeis University

Occupational Crises: New Perspectives on Military Occupation in U.S. and World History

Britney Murphy

Graduate Student, University of Connecticut

National Service, Activism, Reform, and Backlash in America, 1960s1970s

Kevin Murphy

University of Minnesota

Mellon Just Futures in Action

Melissa Murray

New York University

Lawrence v. Texas (2003) at Twenty: Law, Sexuality, and Social Justice

Roe v. Wade at 50: Reproductive Rights and Justice in Historical Perspectives

Amanda Mushal

The Citadel

Markets in Crisis: Deception, Confidence, and Reputation in Nineteenth-Century America

Tejasvi Nagaraja

Cornell University

Military History Reconsidered

Kelly Navies

African American Museum of History and Culture

Transformative Oral History

Rosemary Ndubuizu

Georgetown University

Affordable Housing, Public Housing, and Nonexistent Housing

Johann Neem

Western Washington University

Varieties of Political Practices in the Early Republic

Elizabeth Nelson

Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis (IUPUI)

Fighting For Health Rights in the Carceral State

Rewriting U.S. History from Prison

Melanie Newport

University of Connecticut, Hartford

The Intimate Carceral State: New Perspectives on Carceral Crises

Anna Nguyen

University of Washington, Seattle

Realities and Opponents of the "American Way of War"

Virginia Nguyen

Educate to Empower

Transforming Knowledge

Becky Nicolaides

Research Affiliate, Huntington-USC Institute on CA and the West, UCLA Center for the Study of Women

Latinx Homeownership and the Postwar Metropolis

Kim Nielsen

University of Toledo

Rethinking Madness in U.S. History

Minami Nishioka

University of Tennessee Knoxville

U.S.-Asia Relations: Trade, Empire, and Religion

Marie Nitta

Musashi University

U.S.-Asia Relations: Trade, Empire, and Religion

Jean O'Brien

University of Minnesota

Teaching American History in Uncertain Times

Alice O'Connor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Funding Social Change: Gender and Philanthropy in the Twentieth Century

Eve O'Connor

Harvard University

Workers, Cooperative Organizing, and American Capitalism

Kristin Oberiano

Wesleyan University

Ecological and Environmental Histories of the United States Island Empire

Daisy Ocampo

CSU San Bernardino

For the Record: Contesting and Recuperating Historical Narratives of Identity and Place

Mark Ocegueda

Brown University

The Purposeful Power of Archival Imaginaries

Rick Oculto

Our Family Coalition

Say Gay: Say Gay: Policies and Practices to Support K12 LGBTQ History Education

Meredith Oda

University of Nevada, Reno

Histories of Asian American Resistance

Eriko Oga

University of Hawai?i at M?noa

Transpacific Crossroads: Identity, Geopolitics, and the Mobility Turn

Manako Ogawa

Ritsumeikan University

Lave Kuleana (Taking Responsibility): Peoples of Hawaii at the Time of Crises

Danielle Olden

University of Utah

New Directions in Migration and Citizenship

Divana Olivas

University of Southern California

Latinx Grassroots Archives: Quotidian Histories in Albuquerque, Tijuana, and the San Gabriel Valley

Kathryn Olmsted

University of California, Davis

They are Watching: Understanding Conspiracy Theories in Modern American History

Richard Olson

Extreme Events, Florida International University

Mellon Just Futures in Action

Yuichiro Onishi

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Afro-Asian Solidarity in the Twentieth Century

Carolina Ortega

Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

Unlocking Histories of State Formation, Community, and Policy through Diplomatic Records

Johanna Ortner

University of Connecticut Stamford

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Katherine Ott

Smithsonian Institution

Engaged Scholarship: Making Coalitions, Making Change

Vic Overdorf

Indiana University, Bloomington

Embodied Experiences of Archival Spaces

Mark Overmyer-Velazquez

University of Connecticut

Language and Historiography

Merry Ovnick

Editor of the Southern California Quarterly

Los Angeles: Past and Present

Ivón Padilla-Rodríguez

University of Illinois at Chicago

Community Organizing Across Borders

Corbin Page

University of Chicago

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

Christian Paiz

University of California, Berkeley

The Purposeful Power of Archival Imaginaries

Allison Palmadessa

Greensboro College

Promises Made: The Truman Commission Report at 75

Benjamin Park

Sam Houston State University

God, Guns, and Glory: Heroic American History and the Long Culture Wars

Jean Park

Macaulay Honors College, City University of New York

Recovering and Recentering Educational Histories

Alison Parker

University of Delaware

Black Women and the Power of Biography

Traci Parker

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Workers, Cooperative Organizing, and American Capitalism

Alan Parkes

University of Delaware

Out of the Undergroundinto the Fire!: Punk Rock, Prefigurative Politics, and History from Below

Katherine Parkin

Monmouth University

Seeking Abortions: Ads, Guides, and Community Networks

Alexander Parry

Johns Hopkins University

American Medical Professionals and the Politics of Safety

Tyler Parry

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

History and Public Memory

David Parsons

Nostalgia Trap

Revisiting the Antiwar Campaigns of the 1970s and Beyond

Sonny Partola

University of Utah

Youth in the Movement: High School Student Activism in Postwar America

Eva Payne

University of Mississippi

Sex Outside of the Household: State Power and Sexuality from Reconstruction to the Great Depression

Chad Pearson

University of North Texas

Against the Odds: Labor Repression and Worker Demands for Autonomy in the Long Progressive Era

Anna Pegler-Gordon

Michigan State University

Embodied Experiences of Archival Spaces

Ira Pemstein

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum

First Ladies: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable

Erika Perez

University of Arizona

Historians in the Line of Fire: Intersections of DEI Work & Reality on Campuses

For the Record: Contesting and Recuperating Historical Narratives of Identity and Place

Monica Perkins

Claremont Graduate University

Recovering and Recentering Educational Histories

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Fairfax County Public Schools

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Alex Peterson

SNA International

Accounting for the Missing of the Pacific War

Natalia Petrzela

The New School

Consumption in the Age of Inequality

Ryan Pettengill

Collin College

Workers, Cooperative Organizing, and American Capitalism

Kong Pha

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Activist Asian American Histories

G. Kurt Piehler

Florida State University

Accounting for the Missing of the Pacific War

Jemima Pierre

UCLA

Immigration is a Black Issue

Peter Pihos

Western Washington University

The Intimate Carceral State: New Perspectives on Carceral Crises

Jorden Pitt

Texas Christian University

American Policymakers

Rebecca Jo Plant

University of California, San Diego

The Women and Social Movements in the United States, 16002000 Luncheon

Maria Jose Plascencia

Yale University

Latinx Grassroots Archives: Quotidian Histories in Albuquerque, Tijuana, and the San Gabriel Valley

Jessica Pliley

Texas State University

Sex Outside of the Household: State Power and Sexuality from Reconstruction to the Great Depression

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Claremont Graduate University

Ecological and Environmental Histories of the United States Island Empire

Khary Polk

Amherst College

Military History Reconsidered

Adina Popescu Berk

Yale University Press

Working with Literary Agents

Andrew Porwancher

University of Oklahoma

Teaching Famous Trials

Charles Postel

San Francisco State University

Panel Discussion: Walter Nugent and the Broadening of U.S. History

Ousmane Power-Greene

Clark University

Borders and Belonging: The Precarity of Citizenship from Slavery to Freedom

Ashley Preston

Howard University

Black Women and the Power of Biography

Bradley Proctor

The Evergreen State College

Terrorism and Heritage from the First Klan to the Second

Maria Quintana

San Francisco State University

Unlocking Histories of State Formation, Community, and Policy through Diplomatic Records

Uzma Quraishi

Sam Houston State University

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Carie Rael

Rutgers University New Brunswick

New Directions in Immigration History

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Daniel Ramirez

Claremont Graduate University

American Evangelicalism in Transnational Context from the Cold War to Today

G. Aron Ramirez

Yale University

Latinx Homeownership and the Postwar Metropolis

Mariana E. Ramírez

UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies Division of Urban Schooling

Teaching American History in Uncertain Times

Jorge Ramirez-Lopez

Society of Fellows, Dartmouth College

Lightning Round: Indigenous and Immigration History in Conversation

Ana-Christina Ramón

University of California Los Angeles

Latinx in Hollywood

Nic John Ramos

Drexel University

Rethinking Homelessness and Urban Poverty in Los Angeles and Beyond

Justin Randolph

Texas State University

Before Attica: Long Histories of Carceral State Critique

Caitlin Rathe

Ursuline Academy of Dallas

Podcasting: Using Technology to Inspire the Next Generation of Scholars

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University of California, Davis

Disneyland in Crisis

Stephen Rawlins

Crossovr Collective

#Drew50: The Drew League, Pro-Am Basketball, and a Local History of Black Los Angeles

Leslie Reagan

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Roe v. Wade at 50: Reproductive Rights and Justice in Historical Perspectives

Jacob Remes

NYU

Reconstructing the Legacy of Clara Barton: A Roundtable About the Future

Emily Remus

University of Notre Dame

Risky Business: Women, Credit, and Fraud in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Paul Renfro

Florida State University

Contextualizing Crisis: Histories of the AIDS Epidemic in the Age of COVID-19

Stella Ress

University of Southern Indiana

From the Margins to the Middle: New Histories of Working-Class Activism in the 1970s

Susan Reverby

Wellesley College

Fighting For Health Rights in the Carceral State

Nicole Ribianszky

Queen's University Belfast

Issues Affecting the Profession

Leah Richier

Independent Historian

The Impact of State CRT/Race Policies and Legislation on K16 teaching

Russell Rickford

Cornell University

Crosscurrents of the Radical Caribbean: Navigating Transnational Black Solidarities

Monica Rico

Lawrence University

Botany and Butterflies, Seaweed and Science: New Perspectives on Natural History Collections

Padraig Riley

Reed College

Borders and Belonging: The Precarity of Citizenship from Slavery to Freedom

Ethan W. Ris

University of Nevada, Reno

Promises Made: The Truman Commission Report at 75

Alex Rivera

Filmmaker

Latinx in Hollywood

J.T. Roane

Rutgers University

Black History and the Plantationocene: A Roundtable

Greg Robinson

Université du Québec À Montréal

U.S.-Asia Relations: Trade, Empire, and Religion

Alexa Rodríguez

University of Virginia

Recovering and Recentering Educational Histories

Edras Rodriguez-Torres

University of Michigan

Chicana/o History: Confronting Todays Crises by Creating New Archives

Elizabeth Rodwell

University of Houston

Digital Feminist Humanities

Stephanie Rolph

Millsaps College

The Late-20th Century Organization and Interrelation of Right and Far Right Ideology

E. Kyle Romero

University of North Florida

Toward a Global History of Refugees: Past, Present, and Future

Don Romesburg

Sonoma State University

Say Gay: Say Gay: Policies and Practices to Support K12 LGBTQ History Education

Tips and Tools for Teaching K12 LGBTQ-Inclusive History

Abigail Rosas

California State University, Long Beach

Crisis and Creativity: A Roundtable on Los Angeles in the World

Ana Rosas

University of California, Irvine

The Purposeful Power of Archival Imaginaries

Charlotte Rosen

Northwestern University

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

Caitlin Rosenthal

UC Berkeley

Wealth, Enslavement, and the Archive

Michael Ross

University of Maryland, College Park

Teaching Famous Trials

Steven Ross

University of Southern California

Working with Literary Agents

Doug Rossinow

Metropolitan State University

The Religious Left: Democratic Imaginaries for Uncertain Times

Wendy Rouse

San Jose State University

Tips and Tools for Teaching K12 LGBTQ-Inclusive History

Sarah Rowley

DePauw University

Its Our Movement Now: Black Womens Politics and the 1977 National Womens Conference

Dan Royles

Florida International University

The Intimate Carceral State: New Perspectives on Carceral Crises

Rachel Rubin

American Studies Department, UMass Boston

Radical Black Internationalism in the Bandung Era

Terrance Rucker

U.S. House of Representatives

Promoting Inclusive, Diverse Narratives in Federal History

Stevie Ruiz

CSUN

Crises as Moments of Opportunity: Race, Power, and Two Centuries of Bad Development

Amy Rutenberg

Iowa State University

Hip to Serve: Citizen Soldiers and New Meanings of Militarism in the All-Volunteer Era

Yvette Saavedra

University of Oregon

For the Record: Contesting and Recuperating Historical Narratives of Identity and Place

Thomas Saenz

MALDEF

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Kirisitina G. Sailiata

Department of American Studies

Mapping Identity and Placemaking Across U.S. Empire in the Pacific

Margaret Salazar-Porzio

Smithsonian National Museum of American History

Chicana/o History: Confronting Todays Crises by Creating New Archives

Los Doyers: Latinos and Los Angeless Favorite Team

Joy Sales

California State University, Los Angeles

Histories of Asian American Resistance

David Salmanson

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

What Students Need to Know About Race and Racism before College

George Sanchez

University of Southern California

Ethnic Studies Requirements for High School Graduation: Impact on Historical Teaching at All Levels

Jaime Sánchez, Jr.

Harvard Society of Fellows

Latina/o Conservatives: Respectability Politics, Strategic Recasting of Identity, and Activism

Luis Sánchez-López

University of California, Los Angeles

¿Juntos o Separados? New Hemispheric Approaches in Chicanx History

Arlene Sanchez-Walsh

Azusa Pacific University

The Church as a Site of Struggle: Faith and Social Mobilization in Latinx History

Crystal Sanders

Emory University

Black Educational History: New Perspectives on the Past to Confront the Present

Mattea Sanders

United States Air Force

Contentious Events in the Context of Federal History

Miguel Sandoval De La Torre

Animo Pat Brown Charter High School

Ethnic Studies Requirements for High School Graduation: Impact on Historical Teaching at All Levels

Ezelle Sanford III

Carnegie Mellon University

A History of Anti-Black Racism in Medicine

Natalie Santizo

University of California, Merced (UC President's Postdoc)

Latinx Grassroots Archives: Quotidian Histories in Albuquerque, Tijuana, and the San Gabriel Valley

Christen Sasaki

University of California San Diego, Ethnic Studies

Mapping Identity and Placemaking Across U.S. Empire in the Pacific

Christopher Satterwhite

University of West Florida

Out of the Undergroundinto the Fire!: Punk Rock, Prefigurative Politics, and History from Below

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Refugees International

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Virginia Scharff

University of New Mexico

"Human Events:" Seeing American Revolutions from the West

Calvin Schermerhorn

Arizona State University

Wealth, Enslavement, and the Archive

Evelyn Schlatter

Colorado State Public Defenders

Say Gay: Say Gay: Policies and Practices to Support K12 LGBTQ History Education

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University of California-Riverside

Rewriting U.S. History from Prison

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University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

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Rutgers University

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CSU Long Beach

Consumption in the Age of Inequality

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Azusa Pacific University

Promises Made: The Truman Commission Report at 75

Rahima Schwenkbeck

Business Historian

Uneasy Spaces: Capitalism, Race and Pleasure

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Texas A&M University

Ecological and Environmental Histories of the United States Island Empire

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University of Richmond

Lightning Round: Indigenous and Immigration History in Conversation

Ty Seidule

Hamilton College / West Point

Making Treason Odious Again

Hajni Selby

Organization of American Histoirans

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National Museum of American History

Community Conversation: History on Trial

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University of Southern California

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Lauren Lassabe Shepherd

University of New Orleans

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Eshe Sherley

University of Michigan

From the Margins to the Middle: New Histories of Working-Class Activism in the 1970s

Elizabeth Shermer

Loyola University Chicago

The Past, Present, and Future of the American University: Putting the Perpetual and Worsening Crisis in Perspective

Ashanti Shih

Vassar College

Botany and Butterflies, Seaweed and Science: New Perspectives on Natural History Collections

K. Ian Shin

University of Michigan

Asian American History and its Publics

Kristina Shull

UNC Charlotte

Encampments, Mobility, and Racialized Space in the 20th-Century Latinx West

Rosanne Sia

University of British Columbia

Model Mothers?: Disrupting Cold War Ideologies of Racial Democracy

Katherine A. S. Sibley

Saint Josephs University

First Ladies: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable

LaKisha Simmons

University of Michigan

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Bryant Simon

Temple University

State Management of Race and Gender

Shelby Sinclair

Princeton University

Occupational Crises: New Perspectives on Military Occupation in U.S. and World History

Sharlene Sinegal-DeCuir

Xavier University of Louisiana

Fighting for the Soul of a Nation: Black Americans Struggle to Keep American Democracy Alive

Manisha Sinha

University of Connecticut

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Nico Slate

Carnegie Mellon University

Afro-Asian Solidarity in the Twentieth Century

Nora Slonimsky

Iona University/ITPS

Partnerships in History Education

James Smethurst

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Radical Black Internationalism in the Bandung Era

Chaniel Smiley

Drew League

#Drew50: The Drew League, Pro-Am Basketball, and a Local History of Black Los Angeles

Alyssa Smith

Independent Scholar

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

D. Caleb Smith

Tulane University

Grad School in the Shadow of COVID

Judith Smith

American Studies UMass Boston

Radical Black Internationalism in the Bandung Era

Kylie Smith

Associate Professor, Emory University

Rethinking Madness in U.S. History

Stacey Smith

Oregon State University

Borders and Belonging: The Precarity of Citizenship from Slavery to Freedom

Shannon Speed

American Indian Studies Center, UCLA

The Great Power of Small Nations: A Book Panel

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Robyn Spencer

Brooklyn College

Afro-Asian Solidarity in the Twentieth Century

Derrick Spires

Cornell University

Varieties of Political Practices in the Early Republic

Austin Steelman

Stanford University

American Evangelicalism in Transnational Context from the Cold War to Today

David Stein

University of California, Santa Barbara

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Randall Stephens

University of Oslo

American Evangelicalism in Transnational Context from the Cold War to Today

Alexandra Stern

University of Michigan/UCLA

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Jessica Lynn Stewart

Assistant Professor, Emory University

Mellon Just Futures in Action

Randi Storch

State University of New York, College at Cortland

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Rose Stremlau

Davidson College

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Joseph Stuart

Brigham Young University

Race, Religion, and Overlapping Crises in United States History

Maya Sudarkasa

University of Michigan

Life Histories, the Archives of Reconstruction, and the Historical Imagination

Carl Suddler

Emory University

#Drew50: The Drew League, Pro-Am Basketball, and a Local History of Black Los Angeles

Amy Sueyoshi

San Francisco State University

Asian American History and its Publics

Thomas Sugrue

New York University

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Martin Summers

Boston College

Rethinking Madness in U.S. History

Yalile Suriel

University of Minnesota

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Kirsten Swinth

Fordham University

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Renee Tajima-Peña

Documentary film, UCLA Asian American Studies

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Duangkamol Tantirungkij

CUNY Graduate Center

Borders and Belonging: The Precarity of Citizenship from Slavery to Freedom

Evan Taparata

University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

Toward a Global History of Refugees: Past, Present, and Future

Angela Tarango

Trinity University

Race, Religion, and Overlapping Crises in United States History

Ula Taylor

University of California Berkeley

An Interview with Frances M. Beal: The Making of a Black Radical Feminist

Will Tchakirides

Independent Historian

The Intimate Carceral State: New Perspectives on Carceral Crises

Amanda Tewes

Oral History Center, University of California-Berkeley

Transformative Oral History

Jermaine Thibodeaux

University of Oklahoma

Before Attica: Long Histories of Carceral State Critique

Lorrin Thomas

Rutgers University - Camden

Latina/o Conservatives: Respectability Politics, Strategic Recasting of Identity, and Activism

Heather Ann Thompson

University of Michigan

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

Lauren Thompson

Kennesaw State University

Before Roe, After Dobbs: What the Last Two Centuries Can Tell Us About Abortion Politics Today

Maureen Thompson

Florida International University

Uneasy Spaces: Capitalism, Race and Pleasure

Yu Tokunaga

Kyoto University

Transnational History and its Discontents

Franita Tolson

USC Gould School of Law

Justice Deferred: Race and the Supreme CourtA Panel Discussion

Shine Trabucco

University of Houston

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Lisa Tran

California State University Fullerton

Transpacific Crossroads: Identity, Geopolitics, and the Mobility Turn

Vivian Truong

Swarthmore College

The Anti-Asian State: 20th-Century Policing in the U.S. and its Empire

Yoko Tsukuda

Seijo University

U.S.-Asia Relations: Trade, Empire, and Religion

Lauren Turek

Trinity University

American Evangelicalism in Transnational Context from the Cold War to Today

Julie Turner

University of Cincinnati

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Nancy C. Unger

Santa Clara University

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Andrew Urban

Rutgers University

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USC

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Mirelsie Velazquez

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Promises Made: The Truman Commission Report at 75

Tamara Venit-Shelton

Claremont McKenna College

Classroom in Crisis

Marques Vestal

UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs

Affordable Housing, Public Housing, and Nonexistent Housing

Felicia Viator

San Francisco State University

Don't Look Back: Crisis and the Persistence of American Popular Culture

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Texas State University

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University of California, Los Angeles

Transforming Knowledge

Robert Voss

Northwest Missouri State University

Far East Deep South and Reframing American Identity

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Texas Christian Univ.

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University of Southern California

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Michigan State University

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Teacher, El Rancho High School

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Britta Waldschmidt-Nelson

University of Augsburg

Toward a Global History of Refugees: Past, Present, and Future

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University of Utah

Youth in the Movement: High School Student Activism in Postwar America

Jessica Wang

University of British Columbia

Political Power in the History of American Public Health and Medicine

Jason Ward

Emory University

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Yale University

Seeking Abortions: Ads, Guides, and Community Networks

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Cornell University

You and Your Country Are Gone!!!: The Apocalyptic Imagination of Antebellum Black Revolt

Louis Warren

University of California - Davis

You and Your Country Are Gone!!!: The Apocalyptic Imagination of Antebellum Black Revolt

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University of British Columbia

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Harvard University

American Medical Professionals and the Politics of Safety

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Texas A&M University

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Indiana University

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Rowan University

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Princeton University

Race, Religion, and Overlapping Crises in United States History

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Vanderbilt University

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Independent Scholar and Oral History Consultant

Transformative Oral History

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University of Missouri, St. Louis

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University of Kentucky

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

Black History and the Plantationocene: A Roundtable

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Philipps-Universität Marburg

Political Power in the History of American Public Health and Medicine

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Caltech

New Approaches to Carceral Studies

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Brandeis University

Transnational History and its Discontents

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Yale University, Departments of History and African American Studies

Making Treason Odious Again

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National Museum of African American History

Our Families, Our Communities, Our Histories: Documenting Social Change from Local Perspectives

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Rutgers University

Histories of Contingent Faculty

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Weatherford College

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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

Contentious Events in the Context of Federal History

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New York University

Affordable Housing, Public Housing, and Nonexistent Housing

Nicole Wilson Steffes

University of Utah

Youth in the Movement: High School Student Activism in Postwar America

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Rockefeller Archive Center

Funding Social Change: Gender and Philanthropy in the Twentieth Century

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Independent Historian

Model Mothers?: Disrupting Cold War Ideologies of Racial Democracy

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University of Chicago

The Politics of Motherwork

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Dartmouth College

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University at Buffalo

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Illinois State University

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University of Memphis

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Indiana University, Bloomington

History and Public Memory

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University of California, Irvine

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Afro-Asian Solidarity in the Twentieth Century

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Xiao An Wu

Huaqiao University

Global Perspectives on North American Migration Histories

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Columbia University

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Charles Warren Center, Harvard University

Histories of Asian American Resistance

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The Huntington

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Centro de Estudios Históricos El Colegio de México

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Konan University

Lave Kuleana (Taking Responsibility): Peoples of Hawaii at the Time of Crises

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University of Colorado Denver

Revisiting Los Angeles, 1992: An Interethnic Retrospective

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University of California, Los Angeles

Rethinking Homelessness and Urban Poverty in Los Angeles and Beyond

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Lewis & Clark College

State Management of Race and Gender

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University of Houston

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Educate to Empower

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New York University

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