📢 The Bodleian Libraries are now accepting applications for Visiting Fellowships for the 2025-26 academic year. Explore research opportunities including the Ann Ball Bodley Fellowship in Women’s History. Apply by 29 Nov 2024, 5pm GMT. More info: bodleian.ox.ac.uk/csb/fellowship… 📚✉️

👉🏾 Black Perspectives, the award-winning blog of the AAIHS, is hosting an online forum (10/14-10/16) that centers the legacy of the 1960s urban rebellions. Read more about the forum's contributors: loom.ly/438RxBc

Coming up on Monday! Join us for a Distinguished Lecture by historian Katherine L. Jansen as she explores the holy sudarium, or “the Veronica,” and what that relic reveals about patterns of religious practice, papal ceremony and politics, and change over time in premodern Rome.

British nurse Edith Cavell died #OTD 1915. During WWI she ran a military hospital in Brussels, helping hundreds of soldiers escape the Germans, but was arrested and shot. Hear her story in our Women and War Podcast: storiesofbritain.com/post/women-and… Bright Bright Great Women's History Network Women Also Know History

The Dept of History at the University of Alabama invites apps for a TT Assistant Professor in the field of AfAm History. The Dept. especially encourages those working on the history of Blk student activism in the era of the modern Civil Rights Movement. careers.ua.edu/jobs/assistant…

🎉🎉 New York Times Books …Also Out Now: A FORGOTTEN MIGRATION: Black Southerners, Segregation Scholarships, and the Debt Owed to Public HBCUs by Crystal Sanders Dr. Crystal Sanders, available now wherever books and ebooks are sold ⬇️ uncpress.org/book/978146967…

Please join in me in Anchorage for a book reading, signing, & reception #AlaskaNativeResilience! Where: Anchorage UAA Consortium Library When: Oct 16, 5:30PM-7PM Who: You! Hope to see you there! #Alaska #twitterstorians #Nativetwitter

Our blog ‘Searching for the ‘Invisible Woman’: Working with (and subverting) the archives’ reflects on the problems archives raise in trying to reconstruct the lives of women who leave no written record. Take a read: womenshistorynetwork.org/searching-for-… #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM2024

📚 Don’t miss this powerful book talk on Oct 16, 4:30pm ET! Join Freedom Was in Sight! author and OAH Distinguished Lecturer Kate Masur as she discusses her new graphic history on Reconstruction. Register now! ow.ly/2AN050TKKYQ

I am happy to come on board as inaugural editor of ASEH’s new open-access digital journal. The journal is coming soon and it needs a name! Name our new journal title and win a free one-year membership to American Society for Environmental History ✨

Excited to share details of this fully funded PhD, “Embroidering Empire: Women, Textiles, and Colonial Collecting, 1872-1950”. This collaborative doctoral award, between DMU and the Royal School of Needlework, is supervised by myself, Dr Isabella Rosner, Emily Baines & Laura Beltrán-Rubio

Echoes of Women: Indigenous and Settler Women in Portuguese America 1500-1700 (Jessica O'Leary) Thu Oct 17, 2024 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM EDT Online Register here for the talk: bit.ly/SSWROLeary

🏆 💰 Pssst #twitterstorians! Check out these opportunities NewEnglandQuarterly for the Whitehill Prize and the Margaret Filler Prize! Please apply + share widely #VastEarlyAmerica newenglandquarterly.org/2024/05/01/the… Organization of American Historians NCPH American Historical Association Society for U.S. Intellectual History

📣We are delighted to announce that the Social History Society Book prize has reopened and is seeking nominations! 📚Deadline 15 November 2024 📖Book can be on any social history subject 📘Must be author's second history book More information here: socialhistory.org.uk/2024/10/15/boo…

👉🏾 As part of the “Urban Rebellions in the 1960s” forum, Marissa Spear (Marissa Spear 🍉) writes, “Baltimore Panther women understood the militancy necessary to defend the Party’s survival programs.” Read more at Black Perspectives: loom.ly/uuV_LXg AAIHS

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The Department of History, Columbia University, invites apps for an assistant professor in post-Civil War United States history. We will particularly welcome candidates working on Asian American History. Salary Range or Pay Grade $100,000 - $110,000 apply.interfolio.com/157116

Interested in peer reviewing for The Rust Belt Humanities Lab? Check out this call and get in touch!

A free & easy place to find 225+ episodes of my 🎙️ is on the NBN. What is the NBN? ⬇️ New Books Network 📚 Women Also Know History #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter 📚 #bookspotlight #bookstoread What is the New Books Network? youtu.be/77SdiTaREF4?si… via YouTube

The paperback version of “Living in the Future” is now out! Use the code UCPNEW at checkout for a 30% discount. UHA #twitterstorians Utopian Studies: Journal of the Soc for Utopia St SUS Women Also Know History press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book…