Delighted to see Sex in an Old Regime City reviewed here very generously with John Christopoulos on Abortion in EM Italy and Karen Harvey on the Imposteress Rabbit Breeder (Mary Toft - one of my favorites) by @ninakushner.bsky.social

This is my all-stars round: solid celebrity status articles, beautiful research

& @ninakushner.bsky.social ' s great review of, among others, @juliehardwick.bsky.social 's great book!

Very cool!

🗃️Open-Access Alert #3: The ENTIRE Spring 2024 Issue of the JWH is open access. See Bonnie G. Smith's remembrance of Natalie Z. Davis, articles by Mytheli Sreenivas, Iris Berger, Michelle Arrow, Mary Louise Roberts, Tamika Nunley, María Martín Gómez, and Frances Luttikhuizen: muse.jhu.edu/issue/52077

🗃️1/Open-Access Alert #2: Skinner, Salifu, and Ampofo's “'The Right Type of Woman . . . at the Policy Making Level': The International Women’s Year and Representational Struggles in Ghana" is open-access for 1 month: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/articl...

🗃️Open-Access Alert: Annalise DeVries's "Liberty, Honor, and Controlling Reproduction: What Honor and Shame Practices Teach Us About Roe v. Wade" is open access for one month! See how "questions about honor and shame practices...shed fresh light on American family planning jurisprudence."

🗃️The Fall Issue of the JWH features articles by Annalise DeVries; Kate Skinner, Jovia Salifu, and Akosua Adomako Ampofo; Tiana U. Wilson; Christina Simmons; Aleksandra Jakubczak; and Bin Yang. See book review essays by Laurel Forster and Jessie Hewitt. muse.jhu.edu/issue/55423

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Journal of Women's History Volume 37, Number 3, Fall 2025 tinyurl.com/4drsdh4c 
CONTRIBUTORS Jennifer J. Davis Sandie Holguín
 Annalise DeVries
 Kate Skinner 
Jovia Salifu
 Akosua Adomako Ampofo
 Tiana U. Wilson
 Christina Simmons
 Aleksandra Jakubczak and more!

🗃️The Fall Issue of the JWH is out early! Look at our TOC and assign our articles to your students. muse.jhu.edu/issue/55423

When I saw Marissa J. Spears' article about the women in Baltimore's Black Panther party in the new @jwomenshistory.bsky.social , I knew I had to talk about it on the podcast, and I sure learned a lot

🗃️Where can you read articles by Luis R. Corteguera, Irene Olivares, Margrethe Birkler, Marissa J. Spear, Da In Choi, Elizabeth Fraterrigo, and Emily Macgillivray, and book review essays by Judy Tzu-Chun Wu and Elyssa Ford? In the latest issue of the JWH--that's where! muse.jhu.edu/issue/54920

🗃️The JWH Summer issue is out! For the TOC, go here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/54920. See articles about kings as mothers, queer women and queer spaces in monastic communities of Late Antiquity Egypt, women in Baltimore's Black Panther Party, women's domestic servitude in postwar South Korea, (continued)...

🗃️ The Summer Issue of the JWH is out! Read about our commitment to foreground women's history in these times of erasure and the editors' summary of its contents here: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/articl...

🗃️Where can you read articles by Luis R. Corteguera, Irene Olivares, Margrethe Birkler, Marissa J. Spear, Da In Choi, Elizabeth Fraterrigo, and Emily Macgillivray, and book review essays by Judy Tzu-Chun Wu and Elyssa Ford? In the latest issue of the JWH--that's where! muse.jhu.edu/issue/54920

🗃️The JWH Summer issue is out! For the TOC, go here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/54920. See articles about kings as mothers, queer women and queer spaces in monastic communities of Late Antiquity Egypt, women in Baltimore's Black Panther Party, women's domestic servitude in postwar South Korea, (continued)...

🗃️ The Summer Issue of the JWH is out! Read about our commitment to foreground women's history in these times of erasure and the editors' summary of its contents here: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/articl...

@womenknowhistory.bsky.social @jwomenshistory.bsky.social

‪Liette Gidlow‬ ‪@profgidlow.bsky.social‬ @jwomenshistory.bsky.social welcomes applications for 2025 Scholars Research Grants to support travel, research, or writing in women's and gender history. Deadline 23 May 25. 🗃️ See jwomenshistory.org/announcements/ for more information. Please repost.

🗃️Research Grant Announcement from the JWH. See details below:

🗃️ CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS : “GLOBAL HISTORIES OF GENDER AND OLD AGE,” A Special Issue for the Journal of Women’s History For more information on this great opportunity, go to our website: jwomenshistory.org/call-for-sub...

Dames celebrating one of #Ukraine early feminist writers Olha Kobylianska @jwomenshistory.bsky.social @womenenabled.bsky.social @womenwritebalkans.bsky.social @pravda.ua damesnet.com?p=10726&utm_...

Married Women Speak out! NO-SAVE act! G🔴P want us to stop voting If you take your husband’s last name Birth certificate and marriage license and passport needed to register to vote Gay marriage with name change-same Divorced-need the divorce decree chng.it/5gWcPkK8bz #Voices4Victory

🗃️The Spring 2025 Special Issue on Global Histories of Menstruation and Menopause is out! Check it out here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/54321 More detailed info. in the next few days.

Honored to be a part of this special issue, out now! What a way to start women’s history month.

🗃️The Spring 2025 Special Issue on Global Histories of Menstruation and Menopause is out! Check it out here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/54321 More detailed info. in the next few days.

🧵🗃️ 1/6 The Winter 2024 Special Issue of the JWH, "Objects, Images, Stains, and Absences: Narrating Women’s Archival Stories from the Spanish-Speaking World," now has TWO OPEN-ACCESS ARTICLES available for one month on Project Muse:

@espaciodeculturas.bsky.social; @jscs-revista.bsky.social; @womenknowhistory.bsky.social

🧵 She’s not in my field at all but Alejandra Rosenberg Navarro is *super* smart — love to see her work (and open access!) come across my virtual desk.

🧵🗃️ 1/6 The Winter 2024 Special Issue of the JWH, "Objects, Images, Stains, and Absences: Narrating Women’s Archival Stories from the Spanish-Speaking World," now has TWO OPEN-ACCESS ARTICLES available for one month on Project Muse:

The Winter issue is available now! Abstracts accessible on the JWH website at jwomenshistory.org/winter-2024/ and full access on Project Muse: muse.jhu.edu/issue/53981. Happy Holidays from the JWH!

🗃️This is a Special Issue of the JWH: "Objects, Images, Stains, and Absences: Narrating Women’s Archival Stories from the Spanish-Speaking World"

The Winter issue is available now! Abstracts accessible on the JWH website at jwomenshistory.org/winter-2024/ and full access on Project Muse: muse.jhu.edu/issue/53981. Happy Holidays from the JWH!

What were November's most-read journal articles? Our top 20 is now out, featuring: @jodemocracy.bsky.social World Politics Perspectives in Biology and Medicine Postmodern Culture @studiesinrom.bsky.social @sel1500to1900.bsky.social @jwomenshistory.bsky.social & more! www.press.jhu.edu/ne...

The JWH is pleased to announce the winners of the 2024-2025 cycle of prizes and grants! More information can be found on the Announcements page of the JWH website: jwomenshistory.org/announcements/

The Fall 2024 Issue of the JWH is live! Some highlights (but no spoilers): A forum discussion on the works of Susan Stryker, an examination of the 1929 Women's Revolt in Nigeria, and a reflection on the advocacy work of Nawal El Saadawi in the 1980 Second World Conference.

🗃️The Summer issue is out! Read also book review essays on New Historical Global Feminisms and Anarchism in Settler Colonial Territories. View TOC here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/52623

🗃️The Summer Issue of the JWH is out! Read about female spies in the medieval Low Countries; the recovery of accused witches' lives; Josephine Butler in Paris; Worlds Fairs and US suffrage; & articles on women's edu. & its effects in Japan & the S. Caucasus. View TOC here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/52623

🗃️Look, we‘re featured here!

🗃️Deadline extended for the JWH Best Doctoral Student Research Paper in the history of women, gender, and sexualities!!! Submit papers electronically by Friday, June 28, 2024, to Jennifer Nelson, chair: [email protected]. See jwomenshistory.org/announcements/ for eligibility.

The @jwomenshistory.bsky.social is officially in its awards era! Celia Crifasi’s “Fluid Bodies: Wet Nurses and Breastmilk Anxieties in 18th-Century Madrid” recently won the 2024 Barbara “Penny” Kanner Award from the Western Association of Women Historians wawh.org/kanner-prim...

Also in @jwomenshistory.bsky.social: Courtney Thompson’s “Child-Mothers and Invisible Fathers: The Paradox of ‘Precocious Maternity’ and the Pervasiveness of Child Sexual Abuse in Nineteenth-Century America” has won Nursing Clio’s Best Article Prize of 2023 nursingclio.org/awards/

🗃️ The Spring 2023 issue of the JWH is open access for at least a month! View TOC here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/49293 This issue also includes WAWH Prize Winner Celia Crifasi's "Fluid Bodies: Wet Nurses and Breastmilk Anxieties in Eighteenth-Century Madrid." Read it here: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/articl...

🗃️Congratulations to JWH author Celia Crifasi for winning the Western Association of Western Historians' Barbara "Penny" Kanner Award! Read her article, “Bodies: Wet Nurses and Breastmilk Anxieties in 18th-Century Madrid” in the Spring 2023 issue of the JWH. Well done!

🗃️ Deadlines for JWH grants and prizes are soon approaching. For more info. about the following awards--Scholars Research Grant, Jean Quataert Dissertation Research Grant, and Best Doctoral Student Research Paper--go to jwomenshistory.org/announcements/

It's International Women's Day! We put together a multidisciplinary reading list from recent journals, 20+ articles spanning history, literature, athletics & more from @jwomenshistory.bsky.social, Feminist Formations, ASAP/Journal, Callaloo, American Quarterly & more https://ow.ly/WgZM50QNBEJ

Dissertation Research Travel Grant! The Journal of Women's History proudly announces the 2024 Jean Quataert Dissertation Travel Grant for those researching transnational women's and gender history. Please see application details below 👇🏾

Our goal is a special issue of the Journal of Women's History, and we’re pursuing a broad approach to our topic. We esp. encourage work beyond the Anglophone world, and work that sheds light on practices employed by women of African and/or Indigenous descent. @jwomenshistory.bsky.social

In @jwomenshistory.bsky.social, Marta V. Vicente studies portraits of Antonio de Erauso & the Chevalier d’Eon, historic figures of gender ambiguity whose presence opened early modern debates on the representation of nature, sex and gender Free thru 31 Jan https://ow.ly/YHCN50QtIOt