Congratulations to all our faculty members who will be presenting at American Historical Association 134th annual meeting in January in New York City!
- Dr. Elizabeth Bishop will be presenting on the panel Gendered Bodies in Times of Revolution: Representation and Reality in Comparative Contexts
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Dr. Sarah Coleman will be presenting her paper “To Reward the Wrong Way Is Not the American Way”: Welfare, Immigrants’ Rights, and the Battle over Benefits” on the panel Shifting the Boundaries of Inclusion: Immigrant Rights in the 20th-Century United States
- Dr. José Carlos de la Puente will be chairing the panel Toward a Global Indigenous Legal History: Agency, Intelligibility, and the Ethics of Representation, and will be commenting on the panel Inca Girls and Women: Interdisciplinary Approaches
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Dr. Shannon E. Duffy will be presenting her paper “Using the Newspapers of Harbottle Dorr to Explore Revolutionary Boston” on the panel Teaching Historical Methods and Imagining the Archives, Part 2
- Dr. Jessica Pliley will be presenting her paper “The Limits of Feminism: Sex Workers’ Rights and the Reemergence of Female Sexual Slavery, 1974–85” on the panel Revisiting Trafficking Narratives and Sexual Danger in 20th-Century Europe and the Americas
- Dr. Louie Dean Valencia-García will be presenting his paper “Democracy, HIV/AIDS, and the Rise of the European Union” on the panel AIDS and the State, and will be commenting on the panel Tolerating Totalitarianism: Why Did the Franco Dictatorship Survive?