Diffusion du premier épisode du podcast les voix de la Saint-Barthélemy, demain matin ! En attendant : la bande annonce : regardsprotestants.com/podcast/podcas…

Always exciting to share my thoughts on the little archival breadcrumbs that continually sustain and invigorate my research! Big thanks Nursing Clio for the space to think through these new avenues of my work! Stay tuned—More to come!! nursingclio.org/2024/08/22/mis…

Today I saw Rembrandt’s 1635-37 drawings of women teaching babies to walk at British Museum. They’re some of my favourite depictions of pudding caps! You can really feel the tenderness and care. I also fell in love with Adriaen van Ostade’s 1672 depiction of a woman sewing

Welcome back to campus, UT Historians! On our #FirstClassDay of the new year we're delighted to share that History Prof. Mark Atwood Lawrence bit.ly/4dFXrwI has been selected the new Chair of #UTHistory, following his successful tenure as Director of the @lbjlibrary. 1/2

Proud papa moment: my son, who has non-speaking autism (and whom we were told only had an IQ of 40) just wrote his first essay--on disability rights, no less. Please read & retweet! Tom Zoellner Zócalo Public Square Communication 4 ALL @autism Atlas For Autism zocalopublicsquare.org/2024/08/29/im-…

✨Honored to join the department alongside Carlos and Thanasis 🙌🏽 Such an exciting time to be in Borderlands, Chicano, and Latino history UT History Department with colleagues like MonicaMunozMartinez annette m. rodríguez Emilio Zamora ✨and so many more across campus

Cases of sexual violence inflicted on enslaved men were better recorded in Brazil than in the United States because of the Inquisition records. I explore this in Chapter 10 "Sex and Violence" of my Humans in Shackles (out in October 19 with UChicagoPress ) #slaveryarchive

If you are inclined to do something to honor Trevor’s memory, here is an opportunity.

Medieval notaries owning their names: this guy from Piacenza (my home town!) was called Bernardo Capra - Bernard Goat 🐐

The fabulous editors and contributors are proofing this wonderful collection this week. I'm so looking forward to it being out in the world for anyone interested in family history. One of the culminations of the important @InheritingtheFamily project.

**10 will transcriptions** More teaching resources: the The Material Culture of Wills Project project team have been tagging all our blog posts which include a full transcription of an #EarlyModern will - 10 so far, more will follow! #History #twitterstorians sites.exeter.ac.uk/materialcultur…

Yes! Keep your eye out for this!

Il est enfin arrivé ! 🤗 C'est avec une grande joie que je vous annonce la sortie de mon livre aux PUF le 18 septembre prochain! (mais déjà disponible en précommande) 1/2

Less than a month to go now. 😅🙈 👇👇👇

JOB ALERT -> Here! Feel free to be in touch if you have any questions. We seek a historian who specializes in the area of Atlantic Slavery & the African Diaspora in the U.S. pre 1865. Scholars with transnational or comparative projects welcome. apply.interfolio.com/153334

It's time to imagine this kind of 'dispersed' mothering - paid or unpaid - as a historical norm

👀#UThistory is hiring!👀 Learn more, apply, & share widely! *Asst Prof, Atlantic Slavery/African Diaspora, U.S. pre-1865: apply.interfolio.com/153334 *Asst Prof, History of Modern South Asia: apply.interfolio.com/153310 *Prof / Assoc Prof, British Empire: apply.interfolio.com/151401