10/1 – NYPL Doc Chat Episode 4: Printing the Boston Massacre
Doc Chat is a program series that digs deep into the stories behind the Library’s most interesting collections and highlights
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9/24 – NYPL Doc Chat Episode 3: Abolitionism in Black and White?
Doc Chat is a weekly program series from the New York Public LIbrary that digs deep into the stories behind
Read moreAskHistorians Conference: “Business as Unusual: Histories of Ruptures, Chaos, Revolution and Change
AskHistorians | The Portal for Public History Business as Unusual: Histories of Ruptures, Chaos, Revolution and Change 15-17 September 2020 Free
Read moreFall 2020 Events – Rutgers Center for European Studies
Events are virtual and open to all For more information: europe.rutgers.edu Queer Bauhaus Elizabeth Otto (SUNY Buffalo) Cosponsored with the
Read moreSeptember 31 – Call for Papers: “Gender and Empire”
The 2020-2021 organizing committee for the Harvard Graduate Student Conference on International History (Con-IH) invites graduate students to submit proposals
Read moreSeptember 17 – Book Launch & Conversation: The Moral Triangle
Katharine Halls (Ph.D. candidate in History) invites you to a conversation about Palestinians and Israelis in Germany with authors Sa’ed
Read moreSeptember 8 and 22 – Medieval Academy of America Webinars: Medieval Freelancing 101
Session 1: Para-academic Work, September 8, 1-2:30 EDT Session 2: Working Beyond Academia, September 22, 1-2:30 EDT Although many medievalists
Read more10/9 – Tropy Grad Student Webinar on Managing Archival Research Photos
All are invited to an upcoming webinar for graduate students on how to use Tropy a free archival research photo
Read more“Militant Maud Malone” – NYPL Doc Chat: August 18 at 12:30
Join us on August 18, 2020 at 12:30pm for Episode Two of Doc Chat, The New York Public Library’s new
Read moreFall 2020 Institute for Constitutional History seminar
The Bonnie and Richard Reiss Graduate Institute for Constitutional History (ICH) seminar, which is produced twice per year, is designed
Read more8/5 & 8/12 – In Time of Plague, 2020: COVID-19 (New School webinars)
Please join us for a two-part webinar series entitled “In Time of Plague, 2020: COVID-19.” The webinar series is associated with the
Read more7/29 – Mapping the 1920s Red Scare (NYPL Doc Chat)
Doc Chat is a new virtual program series from NYPL’s Center for Research in the Humanities. Each episode, two experts
Read moreNew NYPL virtual series on teaching with primary sources
The New York Public Library is launching a new program series from the Center for Research in the Humanities called
Read moreJuly 23 1pm EST – Online Resources and Strategies for Teaching the Pre-Modern
Please help spread the word! Medievalists and non-medievalists alike very welcome! July 23, 2020 at 1:00PM ET – Middle Ages for
Read moreNew-York Historical Society Center for Women’s History Early Career Workshop
The Center for Women’s History invites applications for participation in the fourth cohort of our Early Career Workshop (ECW) During the
Read moreCFP – AskHistorians Public History Forum’s 2020 Digital Conference
The call for papers for The AskHistorians Public History Forum’s 2020 Digital Conference is fast approaching. This CfP, and further
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