Amazon Workers on #StatenIsland Island Vote to #Unionize in Landmark Win for #Labor nytimes.com/2022/04/01/tec… #UnionStrong #UnionsForAll

Thank you NYU Migration Network ! What an honor to receive this award from fellow migration scholars. I'm so grateful for the support of my dissertation research on the anti-restrictionists in an era of extreme nativism. #migration #Immigration #History #PhD

Come work with us!

A great event as always. Thank YOU Mike Amezcua and Natalia_Molina

Drumroll! 🥁 With support from Ford Foundation, we're opening a new cohort in the Digital Infrastructure Incubator Code for Science & Society. The 2023 cohort will convene open technologists centering community stewardship, co-ownership, & co-design in public infrastructure projects.

Were you considered a delinquent child? I sure was - but not in the surprising way the children in this fascinating post from Dra. Doris Morgan Rueda 🇨🇴 were. Check it out the latest from the Immigration and Ethnic History Society blog, Not From Here. Thanks to the new editor, too. So glad to have you aboard @miggiron

#twitterstorians Do any contemporary historians here do social media scraping, or know anyone who does? How do you use it in your work? Has anyone written about methodology or ethics and social media as source material for contemporary history? #dh #digitalhumanities #research

Some thoughts and music in reflecting on our present moment from @gabrielkahane, who, aside from being an all around nice guy, is one of the greatest composers, songwriters, and commentators of our time. The Jews, The Jews, The Jews, by @gabrielkahane open.substack.com/pub/gabrielkah…

#twitterstorians do you think there should be more use of #opendata in our field? Here's a very intriguing dataset now freely available thanks to @NickSacco55. #digitalhumanities #dh #USHistory

REMINDER: Applications for the NYU Migration Network's 3rd round of the Faculty Colloquium for Research Development Award are due in one month on May 15, 2023! Check out migration.nyu.edu/grants/learn-m… for more information.

Bryan Zehngut-Willits (Bryan Zehngut-Willits) — 2022 NYU Migration Network Graduate Student Award recipient. Check out his research, "Against One Hundred Percent Americanism: Anti-Restrictionism and its Limits, 1880-1930." In collaboration with @NYUTisch film student Hunter Tam.