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Happening TODAY! Attend our FREE webinar on the history of the Supreme Court. Register 👉 ow.ly/h9UO50SY192

⏰ Coming up at 6pm ET! Explore the history of the Supreme Court and its role in American life with our host Holly Brewer and panelists Michael Klarman and Donna Scheule. There's still time to register! ow.ly/pbxE50SYBZG

🎉 Congratulations to OAH member Sheila Curran Bernard on the release of her new book—Bring Judgment Day! This powerful work uncovers the true story of musician Lead Belly. A must-read for anyone interested in American history, music, and justice. 📚✨ sheilacurranbernard.com/bring-judgment…

#ThisDayInHistory 1920, The 19th Amendment was adopted, granting women the right to vote. From the JAH Archives, an interchange on Women’s suffrage in the United States. doi.org/10.1093/jahist…

🔍 Interested in labor history? Read Cristina Viviana Groeger's exploration of labor history in universities and Aimee Loiselle's piece on working women in media production. 🌟 👉 Read more: ow.ly/Ehqb50T22Gh

🚨 ICYMI 🚨 The recording of our webinar—the Supreme Court in Historical Perspective—is available! 🎥✨ You can now watch it online anytime. 👉 ow.ly/hRex50T7Fec

Looking for your next career move? The OAH Job Board is your go-to resource for finding history-related roles. Whether you're a recent graduate or seasoned professional, explore opportunities across the nation. Discover your next job in history: ow.ly/ijwo50T7MkG

#ThisDayInHistory 1963, 200,000 people participated in the March on Washington for Civil Rights. From the JAH archives, Nico Slate on the Highlander’s school, and youth who traveled “between utopia and Jim Crow.” doi.org/10.1093/jahist…

🍕🌭 Craving an unforgettable culinary adventure? 🌭🍕 Join us in Chicago at #OAH25 and indulge in the city's world-famous food scene! From deep-dish pizza to iconic Chicago-style hot dogs, the Windy City offers an array of flavors. 🤤 Mark your calendar! oah.org/conferences/oa…

📅 Mark Your Calendars! Join us Sept. 5, 3pm ET, for a FREE professional development webinar! 🌟 Topic: Navigating Presidential Libraries 🔗 ow.ly/JLVB50T9YqF

🚨 Deadline Alert! 🚨 Last day to apply to work with OAH + National Park Service on a report focusing on African American Descendant Communities, Indigenous Descendant Communities, and the foodways within the Chesapeake Bay watershed. ow.ly/s6ew50T1ner 📸: Jon McRay

#ThisDayInHistory 2021, U.S. Troops left Afghanistan. For more on America’s relationship with the middle east, check out Toby Craig Jones’s article on Oil from the JAH archives. doi.org/10.1093/jahist…

🌟 Did you know the first Labor Day was celebrated on Sept 5, 1882, in NYC, thanks to the Central Labor Union? By 1894, 23 states had joined in, and President Cleveland made it a national holiday on June 28, 1894. Read more about labor + history: ow.ly/KxjK50T22e4

Happy Labor Day! Check out this recent episode of the JAH Podcast on Queer Labor History from our panel debrief sessions at the OAH. player.captivate.fm/episode/d78e40…

🗓️ Save the Date! Sept. 5 @ 3pm ET: FREE webinar! 🎤 Topic: Navigating Presidential Libraries Register: ow.ly/8BUn50T9ZYg

#ThisDayInHistory 1998, Google was formally established. For more on the history of the internet, listen to this JAH Podcast episode on the internet’s impact on queer spaces in the United States. player.captivate.fm/episode/df4906…

Save the Date! #OAH25 is happening April 3-6.

Happening TODAY! Join us at 3pm ET for an exclusive OAH webinar: Navigating Presidential Libraries. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or just starting, this is your chance to learn from the experts! 🔗 ow.ly/8BUn50T9ZYg

We'll be getting started in 1 hour! Zoom on over and learn how to navigate Presidential Libraries. Register for this FREE webinar now: ow.ly/8BUn50T9ZYg