When you register, make sure to check out the workshops (free to join but preregistration required). At #AHA26, these will include our 4th annual op-ed workshop and a new one organized by @lollardfish.bsky.social on writing a nonfiction trade book proposal.

This is Annie. She freaking loves fall. 13/10 (FB: James Osborne)

Today's the day! Registration is now open for #AHA26. Looking forward to seeing y'all in January!

We published 10 articles about historians' work for, with, and on the National Park Service in #AHAPerspectives this summer. You can find them all here: 🗃️

I got mine on Wednesday. They kicked/are still kicking my ass. In Ohio, at my CVS, you just had to attest an underlying condition. And, well, if you've ever raged against the concept of a BMI... for once that comes in handy.

COVID and flu shots ✅ Have you scheduled yours yet?

Research for the Parks: NPS Historic Resource Studies and Their Uncertain Future by @hngreen.bsky.social www.historians.org/perspectives...

Reading a book that is basically the Andor prison break as a whole romance novel, and I couldn’t be happier.

Accidentally said “cease and decease” instead of “cease and desist,” and you know what? It works. Quit and die, haters.

We published 10 articles about historians' work for, with, and on the National Park Service in #AHAPerspectives this summer. You can find them all here: 🗃️

This January, @danieljstory.bsky.social, Alexandra Levy, and I are once again co-leading @historians.org's Sinclair Podcast Workshops. Do you have a history pod idea you want to vet with a small group? Pitch us for Developmental Conversations! Deadline 12/1/25. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Today, we wrap up our summer #AHAPerspectives miniseries on historians' work with the National Park Service! We're finishing with an article by @hngreen.bsky.social, who shares her experiences writing an NPS historic resource study and how politics today will constrain future such work. 🗃️

In #AHAPerspectives, Hilary N. Green shares her experiences working on an NPS historic resources study—and why she’s hesitant to do another in the current environment. 🗃️

Come check out this fantastic AMA with @kweingarten.bsky.social we have going on today! (One of several @nursingclio.bsky.social appearances on @askhistorians.bsky.social in the near future!) www.reddit.com/r/AskHistori...

Check out the #AHAPerspectives miniseries on teaching the US Constitution for #ConstitutionDay 🗃️

I'm reading this essay by @clairedclark.bsky.social in the AHR, part of the "Mistakes I Have Made" special forum. If you can, stop what you're doing & read it (via Jstor). And hugs to Dr. Clark for living this, getting through, and sharing it with us. 💙 🙇‍♀️ academic.oup.com/ahr/article/...

Our #AHAPerspectives September cover story is online today. Elizabeth George writes about an in-class assignment that showed instant improvement in her students' work. 🗃️

In #AHAPerspectives, get a sneak peek of the September issue of the American Historical Review, including articles on Korean diasporic atomic bomb survivors, Jamaican activists and socialist internationalism, and naturalized citizens in 19th-century China. 🗃️

How is it September already? And why will January be here before I know it? We'll be in Chicago in January for #AHA26 with a banger of a program. Check it out online now, and let me know if I'll see you there! 🗃️

Always a joy to work with and edit @bryanbanksphd.bsky.social! Looking forward to reading more about his pedagogical experiments in this next #AHAPerspectives.

I've been trying really hard to stay offline on the weekends. It's too easy to end up doomscrolling for longer than intended. This weekend, instead of being here, I spent time with family, went to the Maryland Renaissance Festival with friends, and finally watched KPop Demon Hunters. A+ time spent.

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As part of his ongoing conversations with fellow historians, AHA president Ben Vinson III speaks with award-winning author and professor N. D. B. Connolly. 🗃️

I continue to be honored to contribute to the memory of that day. Thank you @historians.org

The call for papers for the 2026 annual meeting of the American Association for the History of Medicine is live now! We hope you will join us in Buffalo! histmed.org/buffalo-2026/

Congrats to @jameswalkinshaw.bsky.social, our new Congressman. (I’m just happy to have representation again!)

Loved working on this piece with @drwhit.bsky.social!

The Nursing Clio Reader is out now! This book is so good, so accessible, so smart. It's perfect for teaching, bedtime reading, and gifting. (My cat also likes the color coordination.)

Somehow I've written / edited three books that've all been published within 11 months. So here's #3: It’s Here! The Nursing Clio Reader Is Available Now! nursingclio.org/2025/09/09/i...

“During a moment when histories of gender, reproduction, and justice are under attack, we think this book is more important than ever.” Read the preface to THE NURSING CLIO READER by our founder @jackiantonovich.bsky.social here! ⤵️ nursingclio.org/2025/09/09/i...

Hi all, I wanted to break into the timeline to share that The Nursing Clio Reader is published today! And I’m a part of it! Congratulations to everyone at @nursingclio.bsky.social for pulling this project together.

You can order our book here! bookshop.org/p/books/the-...

And this is only a fraction of the massive team that worked on this book, with nearly 60 authors and about 10 editors on our book committee. What a joyful day it has been.

Our book is out!! Happy publication day to our fantastic team of editors and authors.

I have an essay in there! So many people have fabulous essays in there! www.rutgersuniversitypress.org/the-nursing-...

On campus early to move books back into my office before our trimester begins on Monday. Including the Nursing Clio Reader, newly released!!

When I quit grad school and left academia, I assumed I would never publish a book. So The @nursingclio.bsky.social Reader is a literal dream come true. And now it gets to sit on my shelf with other publications that I have shepherded as an editor. www.rutgersuniversitypress.org/the-nursing-...

I’ll never say it as well as Jacki. (I didn’t even show up to the NC party until 2016!) I couldn’t be prouder of this project and the resulting book. And I couldn’t be more grateful to the community of scholars and publishing professionals that made today possible.

Even Train Daddy is pro-Mamdani.

As a musician kid growing up outside Cleveland, he was an icon. RIP.

hey if you're in Virginia it looks like Walgreens is letting us schedule covid vaccinations without a prescription!

Read our blog to get an overview of the Anthropic settlement. There’s an FAQ for authors, too. We hope you find it helpful. authorsguild.org/news/what-au...

#AHAReads has come to a close. In #AHAPerspectives, see what participants read to fulfill tasks in this fourth annual reading challenge 📚🗃️

One week until our book could be in your hands!! Pre-order using the link below

This is the year for important edited collections in the history of health and medicine. In my humble opinion, every historian in our field should have these two books.

It's live now and it is fantastic! @lzreis23.bsky.social is answering all sorts of questions about the history of and about intersex people!

#AHAReads is wrapping up for another summer. Thanks to all who participated. I always love hearing about what folks are reading and enjoying. 🗃️

Happening today at 12pm ET: free webinar on identifying your audience and target presses!

Happy Friday! Have you preordered The @nursingclio.bsky.social Reader yet? There are only 4 days left until publication day, and an order just isn’t as cool as a preorder. (JK, we’ll take preorders, orders, or any other way you want to get a copy!) www.rutgersuniversitypress.org/the-nursing-...