FULLY PAID GRAD Conference: New and Emerging Studies on the Spanish Borderlands at The Huntington sponsored by UC Riverside ICW: California & The West USC EMSI Apply! Spread the word!

Announcing … Women Also Know Law! Inspired by womenalsoknowstuff, we’re an organization, started by several Michigan Law School faculty with the support of the school, that highlights women who know law! #WomenAlsoKnowLaw #WomenKnowLaw

Just in! Keila Grinberg’s life of a brilliant Afro-Brazilian intellectual who rose up to play a key-&conflicted-role in race & citizenship. “Required reading”-Sueann Caulfield. And not only for Latin Americanists. ⁦American Historical Association⁩ ⁦@LASACONGRESS uncpress.org/book/978146965…

Take note #twitterstorians Huntington Library gets rare slavery documents #slaveryarchive washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/cali…

Excited for so many fascinating panels this weekend at #ASLH2019!

Beginning the morning with panel about writing the legal history fo citizenship with Martha S. Jones Daniel Sharfstein Daniel J. Sharfstein, Kristin Collins, and Kendra Field, and Christopher Capozzola #ASLH2019

Learning so much @ASLH2019! Really engaging panel discussion happening now on New Approaches to Legalities of Indian Slavery by Linford Fisher, Timo McGregor, my Vanderbilt University colleague Alexandre Pelegrino, Arianne Sedef Urus, and Carolina Gonzalez

Here at #ASLH2019 we’re celebrating Michigan Law School’s Rebecca Scott for her scholarship and service to the field of legal history as an honorary member of the society. 🤩 Congrats!!!!

Looking forward to the afternoon presentations on day 2 of #ASLH2019! Fascinating panel discussion now on law, empire, and peace-keeping by Lauren Benton, Lisa Ford, Eliga Gould, and David Armitage 🇺🇦 davidrarmitage.bsky.social

Always such a pleasure #writing with a co-author from grad school!

Grad Student! Recent PhD Grads! Those Interested in mentoring! Only a couple more days to get those applications in! The deadline is approaching...! Apply➡bit.ly/GSWApp2020 #LSADenver2020

Call for Submissions: ASLH Preyer Award dlvr.it/RMRZHf

"Visionary Aponte: Art and Black Freedom," an exhibition of contemporary artistic interpretations of José Antonio Aponte's lost "Book of Paintings," is now open at the Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery. news.vanderbilt.edu/2020/01/07/vis…

Here it is! There has been a lot of great commentary on inequity in the publishing industry and the cartoonish depiction of migrants but what stood out to me most from producing this piece was how overtly American Dirt was written for the white gaze. latinousa.org/2020/01/29/ame…

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Looking forward!

A huge help to research in the Archivo de Indias via Pares online. Bookmark this folks! Thanks Scott.

I had such a great experience at the first JSH Manuscript Development Workshop! Thankful for the opportunity to participate and learn so much at this last week!