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Upcoming Events

When they become available, upcoming events will be posted here.

May 13: CCWH Speakers Series:

Roundtable on Women’s History Associations and the Status of Women in the Historical Profession

Please join the CCWH for a roundtable on women’s history associations and the status of women in the historical profession, featuring Judy Tzu-Chun Wu and Barbara Molony (Berkshire Conference of Women Historians), Yuko Takahashi (International Federation for Research in Women’s History), Anne Sarah Rubin (Southern Association for Women Historians), and Patricia Schechter (Western Association for Women Historians). This event will take place on Friday, May 13 at 3 PM Easter/12 PM Pacific.

Registration link (advance registration is required): https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYrd-6trzgoGdADPEn-pAnSyLLKS9sIdjom

For more information or questions, email the CCWH Executive Director Elizabeth Everton at execdir@theccwh.org.


18-20 May 2022 Writing Retreat

There is still time to register for our virtual writing retreat. The retreat will be on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday May 18-20, 10:30am-4:30pm EST/9:30am-3:30pm CST (with 1-hr lunch break 1-2 EST/12-1 CST).

Just like previous retreats, you can sign up and drop in at any point during the live hours!

Each day will have an hour long lunch break, when cameras will be off. The meeting will stay open, however, in case you want to just grab something and keep working.

All active CCWH members are welcome to sign up. You can register here.

Once registered, you will be sent an email which includes the Zoom link and password that will be the same for each meeting. This response may not be immediate, as they tend to be sent in batches.


Postponed until further notice: CCWH Speakers Series with Dr. Abosede George, Associate Professor of History and Africana Studies at Barnard College

Caucus member and Aidoo-Snyder book prize winner, Abosede George, will deliver the talk “Migrating while Black in the Nineteenth Century Atlantic,” which is based on her new Ekopolitan Project.
For more information or questions, email the CCWH Executive Director Elizabeth Everton at execdir@theccwh.org.

Past Events

Explore CCWH events and sessions presented at past AHA and Big Berks Conferences.

 

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