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The Fear is Everywhere A new report entitled The Fear is Everywhere describes the impact of the Trump administration immigration enforcement efforts on U.S. schools.

A new report describes the impact of the Trump administration immigration enforcement efforts on U.S. schools. bit.ly/4kwx3JK

Our new book is available for pre-order! The praxis-oriented case studies raise a diverse set of concerns and possible solutions, and I especially look forward to conversations about Larry's and my critical theoretical-historical introduction. Click on the photo to see the discount code for 20% off.

Consider:

What can you offer as resistance?

Be creative!

Then offer it.

This is a great example.

'Why aren't they in the streets' is answered almost every day in my small town by people in the streets! Rather than asking 'why aren't they in the streets' it's worth asking 'why isn't your media showing them in the streets' and 'who is served by downplaying resistane in its myriad forms.'

Congratulations on this new book! I look forward to reading it.

Coming this January… a webinar celebrating the book, The Power of Froebel, edited by Lynn J. McNair and Luke J. Addison! 🎉

📅 Thursday 15th January 2026
🕖 7pm
💻 Zoom

I curate the history series at public media's trade journal Current. We're looking for pieces on the history of NPR, PBS and its affiliates, with some space to imagine public media's future. We accept academic articles repurposed for wide readership. Plus, we pay. Please circulate!

The @intfroebelsociety.bsky.social will hold its first webinar in the series: Connect, Collaborate, and Share Insights. The Topic is "Froebel and Democracy."
Date and Time: January 22, 2026, 7 pm GMT
See the attached flyer. You can register here: mercy.zoom.us/mee.../regis...
Hope to see you!

Murder at sea.

Murder abroad.

Murder at home.

SAY IT LOUD AND CLEAR.

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Cambridge University Press opens funding scheme for under-represented early career scholars Cambridge University Press has launched a new grant to support under-represented early career scholars from diverse backgrounds and geographic locations, including first generation scholars.

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I think this post nails the actual problem, for researchers at least—AI hallucinations would simply not be a problem in academic work if we’d not normalized citation-as-signaling rather than actual engagement—you can only cite a fake paper if you’re not in the habit of reading the papers you cite

Podcast - History of Education Society We always love to hear from anyone researching the history of education, both within and outside academic institutions, and are committed to prompting and contributing to wide-ranging and diverse…

Cosy up to a warm blanket, put the kettle on, and listen to our podcast, Passing Notes.
With each episode ranging from 30 to 50 minutes, learn more about the history of education from a range of engaging speakers...

Listen: historyofeducation.org.uk/podcast/

#histed #podcast #passingnotes

Join me in Bergen!
I'm thrilled to be giving a keynote at the 2nd National Conference on the History of Education in Norway at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. The full program and abstracts are now available; register by 19 Jan. #histed #earlychildhood www.hvl.no/en/research/...

When Education Serves the Machine: The Technocapitalist Capture of Universities — Civics of Technology Civics of Technology Announcements Next Tech Talk: Please join us for our next Tech Talk where we meet to discuss whatever critical tech issues are on people’s minds. It’s a great way to connect, l...

"Education should remain the space where we confront the architectures of our tools: the labor they obscure, the inequities they reproduce, the futures they foreclose. Instead, it risks becoming the laboratory of the very systems it should critique," writes Bruna Damiana Heinsfeld.

Looks great!

National Academy of Education/Spencer Fellowship programmes now accepting applications: naeducation.org/fellowships/ Highly recommended for anyone working on #HistEd

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Margaret McMillan in the UK turned letters, conferences, and friendships into powerful engines of change.

Our Annual Conference centres on this theme of Gender, Networks, and Leadership 📚🌍

Website: heswinchester2025.wixsite.com/hes2025/home-1

#histed

We are pleased to finally relaunch our PGR Hub!
Check out its new look, and the latest information to support you.

Please access it now by going here: historyofeducation.org.uk/pgr

Let us know what you think!

#histed #phd #pgr #history #education

The 11th Biennial IFS Conference is in <2 weeks! We can't wait to see many of you in Erfurt (& on the excursions to various Froebel-related sites in the region, too)! We're looking forward to lots of 'a-ha!' moments from presentations & conversations. What are you looking forward to most?

Research Position (Postdoc) <div style="text-align: justify;">In 2025, the Chair for Historical Theory at Bielefeld University was selected for funding through th...

I am delighted to share that a 4-year postdoctoral position is now open at Bielefeld University, as part of my project "Towards a Material-Oriented Theory of History", generously funded by the Volkswagen Foundation. I encourage interested candidates to apply uni-bielefeld.hr4you.org/job/view/432...

What is going on at Columbia? Ellen Shrecker, esteemed historian of McCarthyism and higher ed, and Nina Berman, documentary photographer extraordinaire, answer clearly.

Only a few days left to register for the upcoming 'Gender and Agency' conference organised by our PGR Rep!

Completely free and based at the University of Winchester!

#histed #edusky

🖥️ Upcoming free Seminar this month!

Tom Cryer (UCL)
‘Schooling for Freedom: Reflections on African American Education and the Struggle for Black Citizenship in the American South, c.1867-1947’.

Wednesday 18th of June at 5pm

Sign up: forms.cloud.microsoft/e/716YCzMsu4

#histed #edusky #education

We'd love to see some #skystorians at this virtual book launch & discussion of some of the very newest work in #histchild #histyouth #histsex! Do register below, and we'd really appreciate shares/RTs 🗃

We are looking forward to welcoming you to the Society for the History of Children and Youth's biennial conference, which is being held on Zoom from June 26-28 2025. To register, click here: tinyurl.com/4ypduv4r

Really good stuff. Congratulations to all involved in this issue!

Don't miss out on this free event!

Anyone with an interest in the history of education or childhood recommended. In-person or online options below 👇

Last summer, a team from @historians.org issued a report on the teaching of history in U.S. K-12 schools.

We asked them to write an essay-length version of that report for History of Education Quarterly.

And then we invited four leading scholars to comment. In this thread, I'll post links to all.

Contribute - Digital Childhoods Interested in writing for us? We welcome contributions from scholars of children and youth at all levels and of all affiliations (students, postdocs, professors, and independent scholars). We’re open ...

Call for pieces for Digital Childhoods - the digital companion of the Society for the History of Children and Youth (‪@shcy.bsky.social):

shcydigitalchildhoods.org/dir/contribute