For Teaching #EAS, Ann Ostendorf uses microhistory in her post on Romani American history. She follows the case of 1 man in colonial Louisiana to trace a compelling story that opens our understanding of race, archival silences, & historical memory. http://bit.ly/45uVxO0
@mcneilcenter.bsky.social
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Job Opportunity – Part-Time Digital & Social Media Editor, EAS Miscellany – EAS Miscellany
EAS Miscellany, the digital companion to the journal Early American Studies, is looking for a new Digital & Social Media Editor to join our small and friendly staff. Come work with us! Review of applications begins June 15. #MCEAS #PennPress bit.ly/43jseg3
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New Orleans turned into a winter wonderland!
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I’m looking forward to this panel on Dutch Atlantic scholarship by amazing emerging scholars from the US and Europe!
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Historian. Publications include “Martin Luther King, Jr.: Visits to Westchester, 1956-1967," Westchester Historian, 94(2).
#PublicHistory #HistoricalAnniversaries
Westchester County, New York
First University Press in the US
Established 1869
http://cornellpress.cornell.edu
Mobility justice/transportation equity/urban planning and policy. Chicago!!! Proud union member (UIC United Faculty). Day job @ @uiccuppa.bsky.social
Architect from Amsterdam
Barendregt Architectuur & Archipel Bouwadvies
Independent researcher and writer focused on digital culture, archives and libraries, former librarian @MIT, builder of collages
Historian of religious minorities and/plus jewish history in Early Modern Italy
Historian, fascinated by religion, science, politics. Italophile, father, friend.
Research Integrity Facilitator at King's College London. Author 'The Invention of Papal History' (Oxford University Press) http://bit.ly/PapalHistory. Historian interested in fakes and forgeries. Bsky since 23/10/23
British Academy Postdoc at Uni of Glasow. I research and teach on African maritime history, abolitionism in the U.S, and slavery and race in Latin America. Also an avid #Springboks supporter
I’m a historian of the seventeenth-century Caribbean. I write about religion and slavery, and occasionally about emotions.
Caribbean, Atlantic World, and British Empire historian. Formerly part of the In the Same Sea project at the University of Copenhagen. Back in the U.S. now (reluctantly).
ECDS is a collaborative research center that creates innovative, sustainable models of digital scholarship and publication for public and academic use. Learn more about us at ecds.emory.edu
Adj. Prof. of History, Jefferson-East Falls
U.S. in the World, Global Politics, Human Rights, War & Political Violence
Historian. Latest book--The Course of Human Events: The Declaration of Independence and the Historical Origins of the United States--coming in November 2025 with @uvapress.bsky.social. Cat gentleman. Occasional blogger: https://sonofsar.blogspot.com
Arthistorian,archivist and visual artist. Interdisciplinary PhD Groningen University, Department of Religion, Culture and Society.
We take care of KU Leuven Libraries' heritage collections housed in the University Library: rare books, lecture notes and other manuscripts, graphics... We also have a reference collection of more than 65.000 titles on book history.
Writer, Storyteller, Historian
Associate Professor of African and African American Studies at Dartmouth
Author of Bound by Bondage: Slavery and the Creation of a Northern Gentry
Undergrad historian-in-training | Early America and A.Ham aficionado | Historical Fiction writer @gracehosborn.bsky.social | Visually impaired | Queer; Autistic
