139th AHA Annual Meeting
Annual meeting of the American Historical Association featuring 500+ sessions on history education, research, and K-16 partnerships.
Sessions (504)
"a Right to Bear Arms? a Roundtable on the Contested Role of History and Historians in Current Second Amendment Debates”
“Closing the Open Door?: Revisiting Tariffs, Empires, and Great-Power Industrial Policy”
“Women in the Military Since 1976: The History and Legacy of Women’s Integration into the Wider Military, 50 Years Later”
(Re)Organized Religion: A Case for Recentering Institutions in Religious History
(Un)Freedom: Imperial Geographies of Labor, Displacement, and Control
A Doctorate with a Difference: Twenty-Five Years of Digital Humanities and the Ph.D. in History
A New World Order? Latin America in the Post-Cold War Era
Afro-Mexican Lives in the Long Nineteenth Century
AI-Mediated Historiography: Models, Misinformation, and Methodology
American-Medieval Histories: Temporal Fictions and the Co-Creation of Intellectual and Institutional Identities, 1870 to 1970
An Evolution of Digital Research: Methods, Limitations, and Dissemination
Aren’t You Afraid to Teach That? building Solidarity for Teaching LGBTQ+ Topics in Secondary Schools
Asian American Members of Congress: Pioneers of Inclusion and Representation
Asian American Racial Formations and the Production of Scientific Knowledge in the Pacific and the American West, 1900-1977
Author-Meets-Critics: Socialist De-Colony: Black and Soviet Entanglements in Ghana's Cold War By Nana Osei-Opare
Authority and Conflict in Early Modern European Communities
Between Outrage and Voyeurism: Moral Panics about Sexual, Gendered, and Racialized Violence in the U. S. and Europe
Beyond Imperial Paradigms: The Local Construction of Spanish Colonialism in South America and Asia
Beyond Mutual Exceptionalism: New Research on the History of Firearms in Europe, and the US Scholarship
Beyond Noble Patronage: The Complex Lives and Relationships of Early Modern Asia's Catholic Missionaries
Beyond the Battlefield: New Histories of Modern Weapons
Biographies of Capital between the Mediterranean and Indian Ocean Worlds
Building K-16 Partnerships: K-12 Teachers Tell Us How College Faculty Can Best Help Them
Canary Islands: The Early Modern Atlantic World in Miniature
Carceral Connections: Transnational Networks between the United States and Latin America
Carceral Midwest
Cartographic Contests across Borders: Mapping Sovereignty, Knowledge, and Modernity in China through Transnational Lenses, 1820s–1930s
Cataloguing Infant Life and Death in Modern America
Central European History Society Presidential Session: Gender History: A Necessary Key to Understanding Central Europe
Circulations in Premodern Maritime and Silk Road Inter-Asia: Perspectives from the Field Museum
Commodity Frontiers of 19th-Century Qing Empire: Sino-Russian Trade, Copper Currency, and Economic Institutions
Comparative Scholasticide in Historical Perspective, 1915-Today
Comparing Ideas about Political Economy in the Ottoman and Qing Empires: A Roundtable Discussion of Sources and Methods
Complicating the Rural Queer Midwest: (Homo)Normalcy, Space, and Pleasure
Conceptualizing Sovereignty: Gendered Narratives of Governance and Rule in the Black Atlantic
Constructing German Women’s Stories:Biography As Contingent Narrative
Containment and Relocation across North America: New Directions in Twentieth Century Mexican and Central American Migration
Contesting Modernization: Indigeneity and Rural Development in Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century Latin America
Credit, Debt, and Economic Sovereignty in Iberia, the Caribbean, and Latin America, 1650s-1930s: Subaltern Perspectives
Cultivating History: Bringing Material Culture into the Classroom
Decentering the FBI: New Approaches to Police Surveillance in the Long 1960s
Decentering the West in the Anthropocene
Decolonization, Nation-Building, and Global Entanglements in South Asia
Democratic Struggles and State Repression: Expanding and Constraining Rights in the Late American Empire
Destabilizing the American Family during the Twentieth Century
Diagnosing the Other: Race, Psychiatry, and U.S. Empire
Digital Afro-Mexico: New Digital Tools for Afrodescendiente History, Movement, and Memory (1550-2025)
Digital Humanities and the History of Slavery
Digitizing for Justice: Leveraging Digital History for Equity and Advocacy in Trump's Second Term
Displacement and Dislocation in Mexican American Ethno-Catholic Spaces in Urban Communities
Does History Matter in Policy Analysis? the Use of History and Historians in Public Policy Schools and Departments
Domestic Imaginations in Early Nineteenth-Century Viennese Music and Spaces
Donald Kagan and Beyond: New Research on the Greeks in War and Peace
Dr. Mary Kay Vaughan (1942-2024): A Celebration of Contributions to Mexican Historical Studies. Session I.
Embodied Contestations: Guatemalan and Mexican State Interventions into Intimate Life, 1790s to 1950s
Encounters, Dialogues, and Misunderstandings: The United States and Latin America during the Cold War Era
Energy Regimes and the History of the Climate Crisis
Energy, Ethnicity, and Economics: Everyday Politics in Post-WWII Eurasian Coal-Mining Regions
Engaging Students in History through CFR Education Simulations
Engaging Students in Medieval Studies
Entwining Global and Local Histories in Modern China
Environmental Histories of Catholicism and Colonialism
Evaluating the Impact of the Obama Presidency
Film Screening: We Were Here - the Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe and Conversation with Filmmaker Fred Kuwornu
Finding the Transimperial in Environmental History
Fixing the Narrative: Adding Indigenous History into the Founding.
Foreign Policy and Organized Labor during the Cold War: New History of a Pivotal Era
Freedom and Slavery in the Philosophy of the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution
From Pitch to Product: Constructing the Memory of Negro Fort Podcast
From Wheat Fields to Ballot Boxes: Farmers, Populism, Paranoia, and the Fight for Rural Power
Gender and Collaboration in World History Scholarship, Pedagogy and Institutional Spaces
Global Anticommunisms
Global China: Trans-Pacific Interactions and Exchanges in the Twentieth Century
Global Commodities and Local Transformations: Silver, Cotton, Labor, and Land in Late Qing and Republican China
Global Tastes: Food, Power, and Consumption in the Nineteenth Century
Grief, Love, Solidarity. Studying Emotions in 20th Century Jewish History
Hand-Made Revolutions: Mapping Global Exchanges in Art, Labor, and Poetry
Historians Beyond History Departments: Navigating Interdisciplinary Academic Careers
Historical Games in Research and Teaching 1: Play As Pedagogy for Medieval History
Historical Games in Research and Teaching 2: Roundtable
Historical Games in Research and Teaching 3: Speed-Networking with Games in the Classroom
Historical Geography & Geographical Information Systems: North American Explorations
Historicizing Historiography: Reassessing the Politics of History in Korea
Histories of Boycott in Palestine and Beyond
Histories of Nostalgia: Case Studies from Boston
Histories of Nostalgia: Case Studies from Europe
How Empires Made Refugees and Refugees Unmade Empires
How to Publish in an Academic Journal
If You Love America, Teach the Truth about Its Past
Imagining a World after Empire: Writing Global Histories of Decolonization
Incarceration, Crises, and Consensus: Deploying State Policing and Violence for a “More Perfect Union”
Indigenous Chicago: Community-Engaged Curriculum Development As Public History
Industrialization and Global Markets in Maoist China
Infrastructure and Politics in Twentieth Century Latin America: Urban and Rural Perspectives
Infrastructure and the Environment in Modern Latin America
International and Grassroots Diplomacy in Nineteenth Century Abolitionism
International Organizations and the People: Legitimacy, Representation and (Mis)Trust in the Twentieth Century
Islam, Translation, and Transmission of Knowledge
John F. Kennedy As Statesman: Myths and Reality
Land in Question: Contested Meanings in Rural Politics during Cold War Colombia
Language, Hegemony, and Early Modern Archives: A Reassessment
Liberal Scholars and U.S. Policy
Liberty's Laboratory: Interpreting the American Paradox at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello
Mad Mothers and Troubled Children: Historicizing Today’s Mental Health Crisis through the Lens of Race and Gender
Making Archival Violence Visible: Film Screening of Stolen Photo and Conversation with Director Kevin Coleman
Making Law, Knowing Capitalism: Cross-Regional Perspectives on Agrarian and Urban Modernity
Making Markets Visible: Measurement, Metaphor and the Making of the Economy in the 20th Century
Mapping Resistance & Memories: Digitizing Community Histories of Migration, Labor, and Resistance
Medicine and Culture in Medieval Europe
Mesoamerican Experts and Materials in a Settler Colony
Militarized Modernities in Twentieth-Century China
Minority Thought(s) and the Making of Modern India
Mobility, Mortality, and Medicine in Africa and the Global African World – a Historical Perspective
Nazi Medical Crimes and Sterilization
Negotiating Histories of Fascism in the Contemporary Classroom
New Approaches to Mexico's Cristero War, One Hundred Years Later
New Approaches to Slavery and Freedom in New England
New Approaches to the Chicago Convention and Global Aviation History
New Approaches to World War I in the Middle East
New Directions in Human Rights History
New Directions in the History of Inter-American Relations
New Directions in the Study of Oman. Social Histories at the Intersection of Middle East and Indian Ocean Studies
New Histories of Atlantic Slavery and Emancipation
New Horizons in Hellenistic History
New Perspectives on Neoliberalism and State Power
New Perspectives on the Dissemination of Nuclear Knowledge, 1949-1984
New Prehistories of Conservative Constitutional Originalism
New Research on Empire and Labor, in the Americas and Beyond
New Work and Work-in-Progress in Transimperial Approaches to the Study of Empires
Notes on the Study of Palestinian Histories: A Roundtable Discussion
Ottomans in the World: Frontiers, Conflict, and Borderlands
Palestinian Solidarity in Global & Historical Perspective
Paper, Printing, and Proper Behaviour in Nineteenth-Century Latin America
Part 1: Practicing Student-Centered Learning in Introductory World History Courses
Part 2: Designing Student-Centered Learning for Your Introductory Courses
Philanthropic History: The State of the Field
Pioneer Lies and the Making of U.S. History
Piracy, Privateering, Freedom, and Coercion, Part 1: New Currents in Caribbean and Atlantic History through Maritime Predation
Piracy, Privateering, Freedom, and Coercion, Part 2: Teaching the “Ordinary” Pirate, Colonialism, and the African Diaspora
Policing Black Life: Medicalization, Criminalization, and the Public Health of State Violence
Political, Cultural, and Diplomatic Networks in China and Beyond
Production and Manufacturing in the East Asian Developmental State
Progressive Politics in the 1980s and 1990s: Alternatives to Neoliberalism
Prosopographical Approaches to Premodern Women’s History
Race and Imperial Governance in Comparative Perspective
Re-Articulating "Ming" in Cultural Encounters: Knowledge Production and Information Order in Transnational Asian History, 1400-1950
Re-Interpreting the History of the Contemporary Global Order
Reading Communist Subversion in the Black Freedom Struggle
Reconstruction Freedom Seekers: Race, Gender, and Emancipation Following Slavery’s Collapse in the United States
Redefining and Reforming Medicine in Renaissance Europe
Remade to be Remembered: Conservative Presidents in American Memory
Resisting Colonial Containment from Hawai‘I to the Midwest: Elevating Indigenous Voices and Ways of Knowing
Rethinking the Great Leap Forward: Urban Crises, Technological Ambitions, Economic Challenges, and People’s Education
Revisiting Colonialism in the Pacific Islands
Revisiting Francisco De Miranda’s Transatlantic Life in Revolutionary Times
Revisiting Indigenous Identities in Colonial Spanish America: Agency and Accommodation
Revolt, Resistance, and Rights: New Perspectives in Black Appalachian History
Rewriting the Past? AI, Interpretation, and the Future of History Education
Ritual and Sovereignty in Premodern Asia
Ruling and Living the Sino-Southeast Asian Borderlands: State Building, Environment, and the Liminality of Everyday Lives
Santo Domingo As the First Post-Plantation Society in the Americas
Seeds and Soil: Transnational Perspectives on Socialist Countrysides
Seeking People, Keeping People: Migration Policy As Political-Economic Strategy
Sex and Settler Colonialism in the Global Twentieth Century
Shaping the Future of History Education: An Open Discussion of Teacher Preparation
Socialist International Tourism: Models and Strategies
Sources of Intellectual Authority: Renaissance, Enlightenment, and Nineteenth-Century Science in Latin America
Soviet Culture in the Global South
Spaces and Places of Convergence in Twentieth-Century American Radicalism
Spaces of Medicine: Power, Coercion, and Identity in American Social Praxis, 19th and 20th Centuries
State of the Field: Jewish Communities and Networks in the Early Modern Atlantic World
Strategic Testimonies: How Movements Create Archives and Archives Create Movements
Symbols of Desire and Diplomacy: A Material Cultural History of U.S.-China Connections
Teaching Asian History in a New Global Era
Teaching Environmental Change during the Middle Ages: Virtual Reality and Analog Games in Postsecondary and Elementary Classrooms
Teaching History in the Anthropocene
Teaching Interdisciplinary Humanities, and Loving It: My Favorite Course
Teaching Migration History Under Authoritarianism
Teaching Palestine and the Middle East Part 1: Academic Freedom in Times of Crisis
Teaching Palestine and the Middle East Part 2: Classroom, Community, and Collaboration
Teaching the Global Past: Strategies for Using Primary Sources to Integrate African, Asian, and Latin American Perspectives in the Survey Course
Teaching with Limits of History : The "Field" from the "Discipline"
Television History in the Americas
The "Banality" of Guns. Everyday Uses of Firearms in the US and in Europe
The 1817 Project: Land, Culture, Memory, and Repair at the University of Michigan
The Arts As Labor: Working-Class Performances in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century United States
The Blackwell School National Historic Site: Historic Preservation, Heritage, and Legacies
The Collaboration between Historians and Documentary Filmmakers
The Craft of History in Palestine: Methods, Approaches, Archives
The Dilemmas of Early Modern Governance: Knowledge, Office, and Authority in Ming China
The Dimensions of the Midwestern History Revival: A Discussion of between Loving and Leaving: Essays on the New Midwestern History (University of Oklahoma Press, Fall 2025)
The End of the Cold War and the Return of Central Europe: Europe's Future and International Order after 1989
The Freedom Movement: A Transatlantic Radical, Indentured Servants, Slaves, and Abolitionists in 19th-Century Illinois
The Goals, Ideas, and Uses of the Historical Profession Today
The Historian As Librarian: Conversations about Professional Librarianship with Historians of Latin America and the United States
The History of Chicago Teachers Union (CTU), AFT Local 1
The Legacy of Weber’s “Monopoly of Legitimate Violence” in Early Modern History
The Long Second World War and Its Aftermath in China: Mobilization, Displacement and Transnational Diaspora
The Political Economy of Anticolonial Revolution: David Scott Revisited
The Politics of Childhood(s) and Youth in Latin America
The Politics of Transgenerational Trauma, Displacement, Naturalization, and Repair: New Research Perspectives on the Holocaust and Its Aftermath
The Struggle for Food Justice: Food, Place, and Political Organizing in the Long 20th Century
The University Park Water Crisis: Lead Poisoning, a Private Utility, and the Struggle for Environmental Justice in Chicago’s Southland
The USA at 250 and the Meanings of Patriotism
Ties That Bind: Gender, Sexuality, and Fantasy in Far-Right Activism, 1960s-1990s
Towards the Hybrid Materiality: Environment, Body, and Animals in the Medical History of 20th Century China
Trade Wars and Global Order Since 1800
Transacting in the Imperial World: The Interplay of Business, State, and Society in Twentieth Century Asia
Transcending Historiographic Paradigms in Cuba’s Revolutionary Transitions, 1930s-1960s
Transforming Humanities Education in a Time of Gun Violence
Transimperial Times, Transimperial Chronologies
Turning the Tables: Mining the Archives to Reveal a Women's History of Popular Music
University Activism, Academic Freedom, and the Question of Palestine
Unlikely Subjects of Biography: Writing Mid-Twentieth Century U.S. Court Cases As Narrative History
Unraveling the Fabric of Control: Tracing China’s Transformations through Evolving Vocabularies, Cultural Practices, and Social Imaginaries
Urban History in the Americas: Global Itineraries, Local Dynamics
Vacation + Cheap Electricity = Happiness?: New Perspectives on the Late Socialist “Social Contract” in 1970s Central Europe
Valuing History Minors, Certificates, and Micro-Credentials: The Future of History Education Beyond "Majorism"
Visions of Royal Authority in the Early Modern Spanish Empire
War at Home: Domestic Encounters with Armed Conflict in the United States
Wars, Revolutions, and the Long-Term Consequences for Gun Control and Gun Cultures in Europe and the US (17th - 20th Century)
Web and Computer Network Histories: A Roundtable on the Preliminary State of the Field
Welfare States/Welfare Traditions--Roundtable on Thomas Mcstay Adams' Europe's Welfare Traditions Since 1500: Reform without End.
What Historians Need to Know about Developing Curricula for Grades 6-12
What Makes an Empire? Integrating Denmark’s Overseas Expansion into Global History
White Supremacists and the World: The U.S. Influence on Global Far-Right Networks after World War II
Women in Medicine: Medical Professionalization, Authority, and Expertise in Times of Illness and Health
Women on the Edge: Poverty and "Miserability" in the Iberian Colonial World
Women, Wealth, and the Law: Histories, Concepts, and Claims in South Asian Society
Youth and Citizenship in the Age of Conflict: Belonging in the World War I Era
Meetup and Coworking Space
Preconference Coworking and Meetup Space
Leadership in a Small Liberal Arts College History Program
ACHA Information Table
AHA Registration, Information, and Headquarters
LAC Office
Multifaith Room
Nursing Room
ACHA Executive Committee Meeting
K–12 Welcome Reception
Meetup: Board Games
Quiet Room
AHA Palmer House Information Desk
CLAH Information Table
Getting the Most Out of the Annual Meeting
Engaging Public Voices in the History of Housing Discrimination in Chicago's City and Suburbs
Environmental Histories of Catholicism and Colonialism
European Catholicism across the Modern Period
Exploring the Intellectual Histories of 19th- and 20th-Century American Catholic Laywomen
Fields of Controversy: Historical Perspectives on Building and Preserving Women's and Gender History in Hostile and Retrograde Times
Gendered Threat or Tool for Liberation? Feminists Grapple with Media's Role in Women's Health and Well Being
Horse Cultures, Catholic Missionaries, and Settler Colonialism in the Indigenous Northwest
Publishing Histories of Women, Genders, and Sexualities
Race, Gender, and Stereotyping: Intersectional Issues in Women's Roles in the United States
State of the Field for Busy Teachers: Africa in World History
Teaching and Teaching Materials Section: Teaching Histories of Hope and Resiliency in Latin American History
Teaching the City
Teaching with Primary Sources for K–16 Educators: Introduction and Strategies
Women, Bodies, and Social Control
“The Reading Problem”: Tackling Reading Challenges from High School to Higher Ed
Catholicism and Human Rights
Childbirth and Childcare in Nigeria and the US
Making AI Work for History: Tools, Workflows, and Research Possibilities in Archival Collections
Mexican American Catholics in Texas before and after Vatican IIarea: Modern United States
Mexican Studies Section: Beyond (and from) the Nation—Revisiting Mexican History through a Transnational Lens
Mexico, the United States, and the Uncomfortable Neighbor: A Roundtable with Erika Pani
Natural Law in Court: A History of Legal Theory in Practice—Appreciation for the Work of RH Helmholz
Navigating the Global and the Transimperial
Nuns on Film
Remembering Thaddeus Gromada
SIHS Business Meeting
Structures of Power in Black Catholicism
Teaching Local History in Chicago and Beyond
The Military, Politics, and Policy in 20th-Century Brazil
Transgressive Mobilities: Sex, Crime, and Mobility
Undergraduate Orientation to the Meeting
PAHA Board Meeting
Undergraduate Reception
SIHS Reception
CLAH General Committee Meeting
Opening Reception
American Historical Association Awards Ceremony
Plenary A
LAC Office/Information
A Conversation About Teaching History in the Current Environment
Borderlands–Frontiers Studies Section: Beyond the Lines—Reimagining the Porous Borders of Latin American History
Catholic Negotiations in the 16th Century
Colonial Studies Section: How We Adapt—Colonial Latin American History for the Climate Crisis
Contributing to American Polonia: Yesterday and Today
Disability, Vulnerability, and Resistance: Examining the Lives of Disabled Black Girls and Women
Fields of Influence: Presidents, Farming, and Food Policy
Freedom and Constraint: Catholicism in 20th-Century American Higher Education
Gendered Labor, Cultural Knowledge, and Resistance in Women’s Everyday Practices
Graduate and Early Career Committee Guided Conversation on Mentorship and Advising in History Today
History of Antisemitism: A Conversation
Law, the State, Nationality, and Well Being
Meetup: American Historical Review "Write-In"
Miraculous Migrations and Spirited Sites: Exploring Spaces, Places, and Paths of Healing
Navigating the Uncertainties of Publishing History Monographs
Obsolete? Textbooks in the History Classroom
Op-Ed Workshop
Provincializing Global Histories: Local Narratives and Alternative Frameworks
Publishing 101: Image Rights, Contracts, and Promotion for Historians
Responses to the US National Security State after Vietnam
Survey Says: Data on Historians Teaching Off the Tenure Track
Teaching Secondary History in the Shadow of the State: Polarization and Censorship
The History and Future of HBCUs
Journal of Women's History Board Meeting (invitation only)
Abortion: Histories of Care, Resistance, and Reproductive Justice
African American History in Reconstruction and the Gilded Age
Agents of Propaganda: Congresspersons, Lobbyists, and Other Experts in US–Latin American Relations
Aligning Illinois State Disciplinary Standards with Community Engagement to Support Inquiry-Based Social Science Learning
Borderland Ecologies, Indigenous Perspectives
Brazil and Mexico in the 1980s
CLAH Presidential Panel
Content Cohort, Part 1
Cultivating a New Generation of Women Historians
Gender and Agency in Wartime China
Historians and the Politics of Genocide Studies
Midwest Is Best: American Catholicism in Regional Studies
Mississippi Crossroads: New Histories of Place, People, and Movements
New Directions in Modern Italian History
Polish Marks on the Land
Priests Abroad: Clerics and Culture across Time and Space
Publishing in the AHR: Early Career Experiences
Reframing the Age of Revolutions: The Global Silver Trade, the South Atlantic, and the Iberian World, 1750–1850
Relationships and Well Being: Women and Power in American History
Scholarship and the Tenure Track: Conventional Wisdom, Unconventional Strategies
Sex, Secret Societies, and Patriarchy: A Catholic History
Sinclair Workshop on Historical Podcasting: A Keynote Conversation with NPR's Throughline
Teaching Premodern Women's Health in Modern America
The Problem of Teaching Imperial History: Lessons from Different Empires
Undergraduate Lightning Round: Research Across the Fields
Tour 2: Beyond the Galleries at the Chicago History Museum
Meetup: Fiber Arts Circle
ACHA Presidential Luncheon
History Organizations of Historians of Women’s, Genders, and Sexualities Confab
Tour 3: The World Travelers of the Pullman Company’s Chicago Works
Working Luncheon for Directors of Graduate Studies
Film Screening: John O'Connor Film Award Winner, Documentary—Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny
Critical Trans Histories
Digital Projects Showcase
Early New England in an Atlantic World: War, Slavery, and Politics
Gendered Journeys
Indigenous Histories: Reckoning with the Archive from Latin America
Jewish Nonviolence and Cultural Resistance in Palestine–Israel and the United States
Latin America in the 1980s, Part 1
Meetup: Submitting to the American Historical Review
New Directions in Medieval and Early Modern Italian History
On Tap or On Top? Public Purpose and Epistemic Humility in the Writing and Teaching of History
Reframing the Age of Revolutions: Constitutionalism, Legal Culture, and Plebeians in the Global Iberian World, 1750–1850
Supporting First-Generation Students
Teaching How to Form and Be in Community
The Destruction of Academic Freedom: Campus Crises in Historical Perspective
They Don’t Read—Can They Listen? Using Podcasts in the History Classroom
Undergraduate Lightning Round: Research Focus
Women's Health Activism and Agency: At the Intersections of Sexuality, Race, and Class
DGS Focus Group, Doctoral Futures Project
Pope Leo XIV: Perspectives on the First American Pope, the Contemporary Catholic Church, and the Study of American Catholicism
A Geography of Modern Clergy Abuse: Confessionals, Cities, and the Country
AI in History Education
Ask a Digital Historian Anything
Beyond "I Do": Marriage in the 20th-Century United States
Career Contacts at the Annual Meeting
Catholic Sisters and the State
Central America Studies Section: Black and Indigenous Resistance Histories of Central America
China and the US: Where Are We? Where Do We Go from Here?
Communities of Care
Coordinating Council for Women in History Plenary: The Erotic History of Oil—Sexuality and Energy in an Age of Crisis
Doing History at Small Liberal Arts Colleges in Times of Crisis
Enslaved Histories: Reckoning with the Archive from Latin America
From Sickrooms to Battlefields: Modern Catholic Approaches to Health, Science, and Dying
George C. Marshall Lecture in Military History
Guide, Warning, Mirror? History in the Present
Historians Under Fire
Latin America in the 1980s, Part 2
Southern Cone Studies Section: Community-Engaged Research and Southern Cone Studies
The Making of a Teacher: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Utopian Hope, Protest, and Radical Futures in German-Speaking Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries
World War I and the Shaping of Polish Diasporic Identity
Xi’s China and Its Neighbors
HBCU Networking Event
Hispanic American Historical Review Board Meeting
The Americas Board Meeting
ACHA Business Meeting
American Historical Association Presidential Address
CEHS Executive Board Meeting
Coordinating Council of Women in History and Berkshire Conference for Women Historians Reception
American Historical Association Presidential Reception
CHUS Business Meeting
LGBTQ+ Historians’ Reception
University of Chicago History Department Reception
Public Historians’ Reception
Gender Equity Breakfast: Gender as a Conservative Category of Analysis?
Broadening the Scholarly Paradigm: Documenting, Preserving, and Creating a Framework for Chicago History
Caribbean Studies Section: The Intimacies of Extractivism—New Works on Resource Extraction, Energy, and Disruption
Catholics and Their Nations during the World Wars
Conceptualizing Mental and Physical (Ill) Health
Conference on Faith and History Complimentary Breakfast
Environment, Infrastructure, and Contestation
Gran Colombia Studies Section: Beyond Borders—New Ways of Thinking of Northern South America in the Early Modern World
Hands-On History: Interactive Activities in the Small Liberal Arts History Classroom
History Majors and Employability: Insights, Innovations, and Opportunities
K–16 Educators' Workshop, Part 1: Revolutionary History Teaching
Medieval Catholicism from Europe to Asia
Organizing against the Attacks on Higher Education
Poster Session #1
Sinclair Workshop on Historical Podcasting: Engaging Storytelling
Strategies for Teaching the History of Women’s Voting Rights in K–12 and University Classrooms
Witness to War
Anglican Slavery in New Jersey: Reparations Work in the Diocese of New Jersey and Episcopal Church
Can We Really Learn from History? Experiences from a German–American Project on Critical Memory
Catholics at Prayer: Global Devotion in the 20th Century
Centennial Panel: CLAH’s Institutional Past
Chicago Is a Polish Town
Classification, Declassification, and Disappearing Data: Updates and Perspectives on Government Archives and Access
Fluidity and Integration of Property Rights in State Building: Resource Distribution, Personal Naming, and Privilege Economy in 20th-Century China
Histories of Utopias in 20th-Century Latin America
Information and Political Power at the Turn of the 21st Century
K–16 Educators' Workshop, Part 2: Revolutionary History Teaching
Lessons Learned: Indigenous Communities, the Catholic Church, and Education Past and Present
Making and Debating the Catholic New Deal Order, 1930s–70s
Murder, Mayhem, and Asylums: The State’s Rendering of the Inconceivable
Poster Session #2
Projects of State Control in 20th-Century Mexico
Queering and Gendering Your Syllabi in an “Anti-Woke” Era
Revisiting "Violence against Women": Feminist Activisms in the Late 20th Century
Royalists, Revolutionaries, and Reactionaries
Teaching History Methods
Timuel Black—Activist, Historian, Teacher: An Appreciation
Understanding and Teaching Religion in US History
US–China Visions in Transnational Fragments: American Jesuit Filmmaking in Cold War China, 1947–49
Meetup: Meet Your Online Friends
AHA Modern European History Section Luncheon
Department Chairs’ Luncheon
Meetup: Conversation for Members of Organizations Defending K–12 Teachers’ Professional Autonomy
Undergraduate Poster Session #1
Afro-Latinx and Indigenous Responses to and Transformations of Catholicism in Colonial Latin America
Annual Meeting of Affiliated Society Representatives
Between Factory and Frame: Daniel James, Latin American History, and Paisajes del Pasado
Building Support Systems in Early-20th-Century United States and Britain
Catholicism and American Empire
Catholics and Politics in the 20th Century
Centennial Panel: CLAH’s Institutional Future
Dividing Lines, Common Ground
Eastern European Catholicism in America: Visual Approaches to Devotion, Diaspora, and Documentation
Gender and Right Wing Politics: Historical Perspectives
Nonfiction Trade Book Proposal Workshop
Reading Nature’s Archives: An AHR History Lab Forum, Part 1
Sinclair Workshop on Historical Podcasting: Developmental Conversations
State of the Field for Busy Teachers: Latin American History
The Case Method in Historical Pedagogy: Enhancing Engagement and Critical Thinking, Part 1—Demonstration
The Historian as Advocate: A Strategic Seminar on Influencing Policy
Writing for the Popular Press: A Ms. Workshop for Feminist Historians
A Michigan–Native American–Catholic Collection: Issues for the Archivesarea—19th-Century United States
Affiliated Societies Conversation: Responding to the Present Moment
Being Polish: Representations across Space, Time, and Language
Bodies, Beliefs, and Belonging: Exploring Agency and Resistance in 20th-Century Brazil
Catholic Identity through the Arts
Catholics in the Second City
Content Cohort, Part 2
Dr. Mary Kay Vaughan, 1942–2024: A Celebration of Contributions to Mexican Historical Studies, Part 2
Fighting for Control: Power, Reproductive Care, and Race in the US–Mexico Borderlands—A Discussion with Dr. Lina-Maria Murillo
Gendered Violence: Learning from the Past to Change the Future
How to Get Published in Latin American History
Publishing off the Tenure Track
Reading Nature’s Archives: An AHR History Lab Forum, Part 2
Shaping Catholic Identity in the American West
Teaching Global Histories of Authoritarianism: The AHR’s Authoritarianism 101 Project
Teaching Things Workshop
The Case Method in Historical Pedagogy: Enhancing Engagement and Critical Thinking, Part 2
The James M. Banner, Jr., Lecture on the State of the Discipline of History
Undergraduate Poster Session #2
Women, Gender, and the Far Right: Ibero-American Perspectives
Teaching and Learning Networking Opportunity
AHA Business Meeting (AHA Members Only)
Berkshire Conference of Women Historians Dance with DJ Tess
CEHS Business Meeting
Committee on Racial and Ethnic Equity Reception
CLAH Awards Ceremony and Reception
CEHS Bierabend—Reception
Plenary B
Berkshire Conference of Women Historians Business Meeting
Meetup: Sunday Coworking Time
AHR Roundtable: The History Manifesto at 10
Brazil Studies Section: Current Trends in Brazilian History—Place, People, and the Environment
Careers for History Majors
Constitutional History in Eurocentria: A Review over Four Centuries
Feeding Change: Revisiting Intersections of Food, Health, Labor, and Education in 20th-Century America
Frances Perkins: The Force behind Social Security and for the Way Life Should Be
Geospatial Analysis and the Politics of Exile and Expulsion
Lone Digital Historians: When You Have to Answer All the Digital Questions in Your Department
MAGA and the Military Regimes: Comparing Authoritarianism in 1970s South America and the United States Today
The Chicago Area Friends of SNCC and the Chicago SNCC History Project, Part 1: Telling the Story
Andean Studies Section: Andean Histories in the Age of Revolutions
Atlantic Studies Section: Experiments in Empire—Slavery, Slave Trading, and Colonization in the Early Modern Atlantic World
Girls Just Want to Have Fun: Writing History as a Feminist Practice of Self Care
Meetup: AI Is Here, We Can Help
New Historical Approaches to Studies of Fascism, Antifascism, and Gender in Latin America and the Caribbean
Pope Leo’s Chicago: From Local Boy to Global Citizen
Teaching History with Film
The Chicago Area Friends of SNCC and the Chicago SNCC History Project, Part 2: Making the Way
What Historians Should Know About Classical Education
Writings about Well Being and Transnational Networks of Care in the British World, 1870s–1930s