I passed my dissertation defense!
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Come see #KatherineMarino, @emilyjtaylor.bsky.social, #ClaudiaMonterrozaRivera, and I at our #AHA25 panel today at 1:30 in Concourse D!!
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Picture of AHA schedule for this panel, Saturday at 1:30 in the Harlem Room in the Hilton.
Hello evening #AHA25 scrollers. Consider joining me and other awesome scholars as we discuss historical perspectives on the current military recruiting crisis, Sat@1:30. We’ll talk connections to peace history and past crises and why most folks have no idea there’s even a crisis. 🗃️
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First day at the #AHA25!
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You are here too!?
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Two stages of writing:
1) This shouldn't take too long
2) Oh no
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Flyer of Call for Papers for the Central American Futurities Conference 2.0 at Dartmouth.
Deadline: Dec 2nd, 2924 at 11:59PM ET
On April 11th-12th, 2025, the Central American United Student Association (CAUSA), will host Central American Futurities 2.0 at Dartmouth College. This symposium is a direct continuation of the first Futurities conference organized at Yale University in April 2024.
For consideration, please submit an abstract, artist statement, or project proposal of approximately 300 words by December 2nd.
For more information: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScojbH3r_jZQ98SvOprn-SpNzYbMZat4FjW69LO3pZmkMH9tA/viewform
Last academic school year, I had the honor of co-chairing the now inaugural Central American Futurities Conference along with @miparhizkar.bsky.social and María de los Ángeles Aguilar. I’m so excited that Dartmouth is leading the 2nd iteration! Submissions are due tomorrow, please spread the word 🙏🏼
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Historian. Teacher. In, but not of Ames, Iowa. Views my own.
publisher of books * mother of daughters * friend of the worker
publisher at cambridge university press focusing on US and Latin American history
hudson valley / nyc
Historian at Elmhurst U, UW Madison + UT Austin alum
Good Parents, Better Homes, and Great Schools: Selling Segregation before the New Deal available July 2025 from UNC Press
Asst Prof of Latin American literature @Northwestern (antes Berkeley y UNAM). Urban utopianism in revolutionary Mexico, Latin American futurisms, Urban Struggles
Historian in Roll Tide country. All things early modern Caribbean. The Women of Rendezvous: A Transatlantic Story of Family and Slavery out now with UNC Press. She/her. Always 🇮🇪🇬🇧 Currently🇺🇸
Researcher at the Centre for Military Studies, in Copenhagen. Working on ethics, politics, technology, Just War, drones, and autonomous weapons.
Professor. Tejana living in Brooklyn. Author of GROUNDS FOR DREAMING (Yale, 2016) and AWAITING THEIR FEAST (UNC, 2025).
Journalist and affiliated lecturer at Centre of Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge.
US/UK policy in Latin America.
Now researching: Environmental social movements, corporations, greenwash, water
https://www.grace-livingstone.com/
W. Hodding Carter III Executive Editor of all things history @uncpress.bsky.social, living in Brooklyn. uncpress.org/debbie-gershenowitz
Historian of War, Gender, and the Modern U.S. Author of Rough Draft: Cold War Military Manpower Policy and the Origins of Vietnam-Era Draft Resistance. Working on a book on the effects of peace activism on the US military. Former high school teacher.
Kurz Chair in Constitutional Rights, CUNY Brooklyn College. Political scientist specializing in US constitutional law and development, US migration(s) and citizenship law and legal history. Often mistaken for a historian. Home cook, wine drinker, foodie.
Centroamericana 🇬🇹 | Master of Human Rights Candidate ‘26 at University of Minnesota | Migration and forced displacement | Fulbrighter
Views are my own
historiador. urban politics. street art. activism. Chile. Latin America. author: #EphemeralHistories: public art, politics and the struggle for the streets in Chile. Currently working on a history of writing-and art and archives and exile-in dictatorship
(She/her) Posdoc COES. PhD in Political Science, PUC Chile. Interested in political participation, public opinion, electoral systems and quantitative methods. 🔍 Chile & Latin America
PhD Student in Political Science @ Cornell University | Social movements, electoral behavior, populism, representation | Latin America and Southern Europe
Public history consultant, sometimes digital & academic historian. GMU PhD in 19c US-LatAm history—US citizens living in Mexico’s interior, 1821-46. Formerly of Folger, Ford’s Theatre, Capital Jewish Museum, Design Minds, Alamo.
Not aspiring to be humble.
Incoming Postdoc @ Queen’s University
PhD from Temple - History
Writes on colonial LatAm/Caribbean/Iberian Atlantic - embodied experiences of incarceration/sex/violence - identity performativity through gender/race/religions.
