Museums and the Politics of Women’s History

It’s June 4th, 2019 — 100 years to the day that Congress passed the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. … More

Taking Stock of Gender at AHA19

I wrote a short piece for AHA Perspectives Daily on the state of gender history at the annual meeting, and it’s out … More

Thanks to a Faculty Development Council Bicentennial Research Grant, I’ve been adding new content on women’s education and the … More

Upstate history, women in the city, rethinking public histories, beginning new research. (It’s good to be home.)

In January, my public history class welcomed to campus Janice Nimura, author of Daughters of the Samurai: A Journey from East … More

Over fall break I had a chance to catch up with my blog reading and found Historiann’s responses to James McPherson’s interview … More

Last month I shared one of my favorite forgotten sites of U.S. religious history with the readers of Religion in American … More