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… 2019/2020 … 2019/2020 Click on each event link to access the video recording and photos for that program. GLC Panel Discussion: “400 Years: African Americans, 1619-2019” The …

… Annual $25,000 Frederick Douglass Prize for Best Book on Slavery Won by David Eltis David Eltis’ acclaimed new study, … University Press, explores two centuries of the English Atlantic slave system, between 1650 and 1850, arguing, among … created the most exploitative slave system in world history. The Frederick Douglass Book Prize is administered by …

… The workshop will open Saturday morning with a panel on gender, chaired by Neloufer de Mel, Visiting Scholar … to Muslim dominance in Indian classical music. Saturday’s discussion will conclude with a panel on South Asian cinema. … History, who hopes that the workshop will become an annual event. Professor Gupta would like the workshop to become an …

… ANNUAL $25,000 FREDERICK DOUGLASS PRIZE FOR BEST BOOK ON SLAVERY IS WON BY DAVID ELTIS David Eltis’ acclaimed new … University Press, explores two centuries of the English Atlantic slave system, between 1650 and 1850, arguing, among … created the most exploitative slave system in world history. The Frederick Douglass Book Prize is administered by …

… Manuel Barcia joins Thomas Thurston on this episode of Slavery and Its Legacies to discuss an episode covered in his … Africans. Manuel Barcia, a Professor of Latin American History at the University of Leeds, studied History at … of slavery and the slave trade in the nineteenth-century Atlantic world. In 2014 he was awarded a prestigious Philip …

… and the Portuguese language within the U.S. The May 7th event was the first of two conferences. The second one will … and graduate and professional students. The first panel of the day focused on social sciences, arts, and the … third panel of the day moved away from the humanities to a discussion on public health, medicine, and the environment. …

… article in Festschrift for Norman W. Ingham, Russian History (2006) … “Variance and Invariance in … article in Festschrift for Norman W. Ingham, Russian History (2006) This study provides a contribution to what … article in Festschrift for Norman W. Ingham, Russian History (2006) …

… David W. Blight, Class of 1954 Professor of American History at Yale and Director of the Gilder Lehrman Center, … address that framed and influenced much of the subsequent discussion for the next two days. Oakes grappled with the … organization, nothing but organization.”      A panel entitled “Political Parties, Electoral Politics, and …

… May. The main reason for my attendance was to present on a panel of junior and advanced scholars as part of the Gender … provided a multi-sited perspective on gender, race and sexuality in Latin America, both historically and currently. … the audience on my paper. In addition to engaging in a discussion on midcentury anthropological constructions of …

… Isa, President of the World Uyghur Congress, and three panel discussions featuring diplomats, activists, and … of the Uyghur culture. Uyghur attendees expressed that the event was a piece of Watan–home. Dr. Rishat Abbas of the … information.  The symposium concluded with a roundtable discussion featuring the day’s panelists, in which they …

… David W. Blight, Class of 1954 Professor of American History at Yale and Director of the Gilder Lehrman Center, … address that framed and influenced much of the subsequent discussion for the next two days. Oakes grappled with the … organization, nothing but organization.”      A panel entitled “Political Parties, Electoral Politics, and …

… and Medicine during the COVID 19 global pandemic. View discussion Carolyn Roberts is an historian of medicine with a joint appointment in the departments of History/History of Science and Medicine and African American … and botany, and African indigenous knowledge in the Atlantic world.     Professor Roberts is currently working on …