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Friday, 4/24 at 5PM â Join us for a book talk with
@linford.bsky.social
on his latest publication, "Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History." Co-sponsored by the History Department and the
@jcblibrary.bsky.social
. Register to attend in person or via Zoom:
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Book Talk: Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History
âTo create American colonies and, later, the United States, settlers stole thousands of people as well as millions of acres from Native Americans...
https://events.brown.edu/john-carter-brown-library/event/329801-book-talk-stealing-america-the-hidden-story-of
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Today, 4/6 at 5:30PM â "Trust in Data/Research: What Threatens, Makes, and Maintains It." What factors are affecting public and scholarly trust in academic research and data and why does it matter? Moderated by Holly Case. Co-sponsored by
@cogutinstitute.bsky.social
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Trust in Data/Research: What Threatens, Makes, and Maintains It (Panel)
Join the Data Science Institute and Cogut Institute for a panel with experts on what threatens, makes, and maintains trust in data and research: ...
https://events.brown.edu/dsi/event/328326-trust-in-dataresearch-what-threatens-makes-and-mainta
16 days ago
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In a recent graduate student spotlight, Aaron Stark highlights his History Advanced Teaching Fellowship and undergraduate seminar entitled "On the Move: Problems and Histories of Tourism and Mobilities." The course examines how tourism and human movement reshape places and global power relations.
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Graduate Student Spotlight: Aaron Stark
In this graduate student spotlight, Aaron Stark highlights his History Advanced Teaching Fellowship and undergraduate seminar entitled "On the Move: Problems and Histories of Tourism and Mobilities." ...
https://history.brown.edu/news/2026-03-02/graduate-student-spotlight-aaron-stark
23 days ago
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This Wednesday, 4/1 at 6PM â "A Tale of Two Cities: Jews and Christians at the Edge of Europe." A conversation with
@omerbartov.bsky.social
and Paris Papamichos Chronakis, Assistant Professor in Modern Greek History, Royal Holloway University of London. Co-sponsored by the Department of History.
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A Tale of Two Cities: Jews and Christians at the Edge of Europe
What did it mean to live the twentieth century as a Jew among other religious communities in a multiethnic city on the shores of the Mediterraneanďż˝...
https://events.brown.edu/modern-greek/event/329653-a-tale-of-two-cities-jews-and-christians-at-the
24 days ago
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Next Week: 4/3 at 5PM â Join Brown 2026 and the Discovery Through Dialogue project for "Cross Talk: A Whole Campus, Distinct Disciplines Approach." The first Cross Talk takes on an enduring aspect of the human experience: labor. Moderated by
@sethrockman.bsky.social
. Please register to attend!
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Cross Talk on Labor
Join Brown 2026 and the Discovery Through Dialogue project for Cross Talk: A Whole Campus, Distinct Disciplines Approach April 3, 2026, at 5pm:...
https://events.brown.edu/john-carter-brown-library/event/327145-cross-talk-on-labor
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Rebecca Brenner Graham
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friends near pvd: join
#Brown2026
and Discovery Through Dialogue for Cross Talk: A Whole Campus, Distinct Disciplines Approach
@jcblibrary.bsky.social
on Fri. April 3, 2026, at 5pm. this first Cross Talk is about Labor, moderated by
@sethrockman.bsky.social
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Cross Talk on Labor Registration (in-person option)
Join Brown 2026 and the Discovery Through Dialogue project for Cross Talk: A Whole Campus, Distinct Disciplines Approach Friday, April 3, 2026, at 5pm: Cross Talk on Labor This is the registration pa...
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf_lGXkUeF70rDy8BCCBw70UpCoYRYYHTgFVHGVBbt3As6rwg/viewform
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WATCH:
@kawulf.bsky.social
recently sat down to discuss her latest book, "Lineage," with the history department. The book offers a deep understanding of genealogy as a foundational element of American history, illuminating its vital role from the colonial era through the birth of the nation.
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Karin Wulf: Lineage: Genealogy and the Power of Connection in Early America
This is "Karin Wulf: Lineage: Genealogy and the Power of Connection in Early America" by Brown Media Production Group on Vimeo, the home for high qualityâŚ
https://vimeo.com/1171066386/6c99e7105a?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
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John Carter Brown Library
about 1 month ago
Join us THIS FRIDAY at 4 p.m. for Visualizing the Age of Revolutions: A Conversation with the Curators of the Brown 2026 Exhibits. This event will be held at the JCB, 94 George Street, Providence. More details are available at
jcblibrary.org
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Today, 3/18 at 4PM: "Global Mexico: Justice Movements and Out-Migration from Mexico to the World." Commentators include Assistant Professor of History, Marc Ocegueda. Sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS). Learn more and register to attend:
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Global Mexico: Justice Movements and Out-Migration from Mexico to the World
About the Event Join the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies for an intellectual deep dive into the evolving dynamics of the ...
https://events.brown.edu/clacs/event/328534-global-mexico-justice-movements-and-out-migration
about 1 month ago
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Cogut Institute for the Humanities
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Historian & Brown Univ. alum Suvaid Yaseen (Hamilton College) explores the inadequacies of the colonial & postcolonial archives in Kashmir in the talk âInadequate Modernities: Islam, Archives, &
#History
in Kashmirâ 3/30, 12:30â2 pm, on campus. Details & registration:
buff.ly/pVrmwap
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Monday, 3/30 at 12:30PM â "Inadequate Modernities: Islam, Archives, and History in Kashmir." Presented by historian and Brown History alum Suvaid Yaseen '23. Sponsored by
@cogutinstitute.bsky.social
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Humanities in the World ⢠Suvaid Yaseen, âInadequate Modernities: Islam, Archives, and History in Kashmirâ
The history of Muslim political thought in the disputed Kashmir region of South Asia has largely been narrated within the parameters of national fr...
https://events.brown.edu/cogut/event/modernisms-yaseen
about 1 month ago
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Linford Fisher
about 1 month ago
Grateful to
@brownhist.bsky.social
for producing this book promo video! Turns out it is not easy to summarize a long book in a few short minutes. I was also to sneak in a shoutout to the
@stolenrelations.bsky.social
project. Out 4.28.26!
@liveright.bsky.social
@wwnorton.com
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Linford Fisher, author, Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History
Linford Fisher is Associate Professor of History and Faculty Director for the Center for Digital Scholarship at Brown University. A historian of colonial AmericaâŚ
https://vimeo.com/1173391102/b4413ae1c5?fl=pl&fe=vl
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Rebecca Brenner Graham
about 1 month ago
many thanks to
@brownhist.bsky.social
for this video promoting DEAR MISS PERKINS (
@kensingtonbooks.bsky.social
) just in time for
#womenshistorymonth
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsxx...
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Rebecca Brenner Graham: Dear Miss Perkins
YouTube video by Brown University
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsxxJpvrq3g
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Women's History Month Spotlight: Emily Owens is an Associate Professor of History who teaches about U.S. slavery, the legal history of race and sexual violence, and the intellectual history of American feminisms. In this piece, she discusses what Women's History Month means to her and her research.
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Women's History Month: Emily Owens
Emily Owens is an Associate Professor of History who teaches about U.S. slavery, the legal history of race and sexual violence, and the intellectual history of American feminisms. In this spotlight, s...
https://history.brown.edu/news/2025-03-31/womens-history-month-emily-owens
about 1 month ago
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In a recent graduate student spotlight, Aaron Stark highlights his History Advanced Teaching Fellowship and undergraduate seminar entitled "On the Move: Problems and Histories of Tourism and Mobilities." The course examines how tourism and human movement reshape places and global power relations.
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Graduate Student Spotlight: Aaron Stark
In this graduate student spotlight, Aaron Stark highlights his History Advanced Teaching Fellowship and undergraduate seminar entitled "On the Move: Problems and Histories of Tourism and Mobilities." ...
https://history.brown.edu/news/2026-03-02/graduate-student-spotlight-aaron-stark
about 2 months ago
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Mark Ocegueda
about 2 months ago
Looking forward to having
@omarvaleriojimenez.bsky.social
join us this week at Brown! Thursday, March 5, 10:30am-noon in the history departmentâs Pavillion Room
@brownhist.bsky.social
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Reimagining how fossils from Lakota treaty lands are displayed & interpreted â This segment from South Dakota Public Broadcasting (SDPB) highlights the collaborations between Associate Prof. of History Lukas Rieppel & Craig Howe, director of the Center for American Indian Research & Native Studies.
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Reimagining how fossils from Lakota treaty lands are displayed and interpreted
Paleontologists have long extracted research materials and knowledge without permission. These scholars say it's time to bring fossils back to the Badlands.
https://www.sdpb.org/arts-life/2026-02-24/reimagining-how-fossils-from-lakotan-treaty-lands-are-displayed-and-interpreted
about 2 months ago
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Next week, 2/26 at 6:30PM: "The Historian and the Historian-ish." In the contemporary, people are engaging in forms of historical practice that allow them to act in the role of the historian. This talk examines how this came to be and what it has meant for the historical profession and our society.
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The Historian and the Historian-ish
In the contemporary, people are engaging in forms of historical practice that allow them to act in the role of the historianâwhether that means a...
https://events.brown.edu/history/event/327155-the-historian-and-the-historian-ish
2 months ago
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New! The
@jcblibrary.bsky.social
is hosting a year-long public exhibition titled, â1776 Across the Americas: A Hemispheric History from the Collections of the John Carter Brown Library,â now on view in the Bromsen Room during Reading Room hours. Learn more:
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1776 Across the Americas: A Hemispheric History from the Collections of the John Carter Brown Library
The John Carter Brown Library recently announced a year-long exhibition titled â1776 Across the Americas: A Hemispheric History from the Collections of the John Carter Brown Library.â The exhibition, ...
https://history.brown.edu/news/2026-02-17/new-jcb-1776-exhibition
2 months ago
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This past Monday, the history department held a book launch for Professor Benjamin Heinâs new publication "The Migrantâs Spirit: How Industrial Modernity Came to the German Lands" (Oxford University Press, 2025). Hein was joined in conversation by Alison Frank Johnson and Mark Blyth.
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Today, 2/11 at 4PM â "A Grain of Sand: A History of the Central American Solidarity Movement." Presented by Adam Goodman, associate professor in the Department of History at the University of Illinois Chicago. Part of the
@watsonschoolbrown.bsky.social
's Global Challenges Research Seminar.
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Adam Goodman â A Grain of Sand: A History of the Central American Solidarity Movement
Registration required, register here. How does political change happen? What canâand what shouldâpeople do in the face of unjust laws...
https://events.brown.edu/watson/event/324592-adam-goodman-a-grain-of-sand-a-history-of-the
2 months ago
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Decoded: Keisha Blain on the erasure of Black history â In this video interview from Black America Web, Professor of Africana Studies and History Keisha Blain discussed challenges to the preservation of Black history.
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Decoded: Keisha Blain On The Erasure Of Black History
Professor Keisha Blain explains how the federal government is being weaponized to continually erase Black History from public spaces.
https://blackamericaweb.com/2026/02/05/decoded-keisha-blain-erasure-black-history/
3 months ago
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A campuswide University Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, Feb. 7, to honor the lives of students Ella Cook and MukhammadAziz Umurzokov and bring the community together in a shared moment of remembrance, healing and recovery. Full details:
events.brown.edu/university-e...
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Monday, 2/9 at 10:30AM â Join the Department of History and greater
@brown.edu
community for an event celebrating Professor Benjamin Heinâs new book, "The Migrantâs Spirit: How Industrial Modernity Came to the German Lands" (Oxford University Press, 2025). Learn more and view each speaker bio:
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Germany in the Era of Industrial Revolution: A Conversation with Benjamin Hein (Brown), Alison Frank Johnson (Harvard), and Mark Blyth (Watson at B...
When a process popularly known as the Industrial Revolution began in earnest in Germany during the middle of the nineteenth century, contemporaries...
https://events.brown.edu/history/event/323850-germany-in-the-era-of-industrial-revolution-a
3 months ago
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"Rivers are messy: Beyond the water bias in research and management" â A new article co-authored by
@brdemuth.bsky.social
combines historical and natural science ways of thinking about rivers to argue for the importance of understanding them as more than simply channels of water.
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Rivers are messy: Beyond the water bias in research and management
This article reviews current trends in interdisciplinary river research to argue that a âwater biasâ or tendency consider rivers as synonymous with water can hinder our understanding of rivers and con...
https://journals.plos.org/water/article?id=10.1371/journal.pwat.0000447
3 months ago
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Institute at Brown for Environment & Society (IBES)
3 months ago
"Floating Coast: An Environmental History of the Bering Strait" by
@brdemuth.bsky.social
, Dean's Associate Professor at IBES and
@brownhist.bsky.social
, has been selected as the 2025-2026 Brown University Book Award đđ đ Learn more:
insite.browntextbook.com/BrownBookAward
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OPPORTUNITY: Mellon Postdoctoral Research Associate in the History of Computational Technology â The position will be held jointly at
@cogutinstitute.bsky.social
and the Dept. of History, with additional affiliation with the Program in Science, Technology, and Society.
apply.interfolio.com/177555
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Monday, 2/9 at 10:30AM â Join the Department of History and greater
@brown.edu
community for an event celebrating Professor Benjamin Heinâs new book, "The Migrantâs Spirit: How Industrial Modernity Came to the German Lands" (Oxford University Press, 2025). Learn more and view each speaker bio:
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Germany in the Era of Industrial Revolution: A Conversation with Benjamin Hein (Brown), Alison Frank Johnson (Harvard), and Mark Blyth (Watson at B...
When a process popularly known as the Industrial Revolution began in earnest in Germany during the middle of the nineteenth century, contemporaries...
https://events.brown.edu/history/event/323850-germany-in-the-era-of-industrial-revolution-a
3 months ago
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3 months ago
Itâs the first day of the spring semester, and our Brown community is back together on campus. The path to repair and recovery following the tragic events of Dec. 13 looks different for everyone, but we are grateful for the resilience, caring and strength that defines Brown. We are ever true. đťđ¤
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"This week weâre in Rhode Island" â In this video from
@photowalkstv.bsky.social
, Professor of History and Director and Librarian of the
@jcblibrary.bsky.social
,
@kawulf.bsky.social
, was interviewed about Brownâs Revolutionary War-era history. Watch here:
youtube.com/watch?v=72RbEbWzZJo
3 months ago
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Resilient, strong, and Ever True. See you soon, Brunonia â¤ď¸
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Karin Wulf
4 months ago
Friends, I hope youâll share this widely. The
@jcblibrary.bsky.social
is hiring 2 3-yr research associates for collaborative work on religions and freedoms in the early Americas. Info is here and Iâm happy to take questions offline:
brown.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/staff-...
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"Rivers are messy: Beyond the water bias in research and management" â A new article co-authored by
@brdemuth.bsky.social
combines historical and natural science ways of thinking about rivers to argue for the importance of understanding them as more than simply channels of water.
loading . . .
Rivers are messy: Beyond the water bias in research and management
This article reviews current trends in interdisciplinary river research to argue that a âwater biasâ or tendency consider rivers as synonymous with water can hinder our understanding of rivers and con...
https://journals.plos.org/water/article?id=10.1371/journal.pwat.0000447
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OPPORTUNITY: Mellon Postdoctoral Research Associate in the History of Computational Technology â The position will be held jointly at
@cogutinstitute.bsky.social
and the Dept. of History, with additional affiliation with the Program in Science, Technology, and Society.
apply.interfolio.com/177555
5 months ago
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Karin Wulf
5 months ago
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Tara Nummedal
5 months ago
Postdoc
@brownhist.bsky.social
in the history of the âinformation age,â cybernetics, computing, digital technology, artificial intelligence, and/or the emergence of data-driven methods in the sciences and beyond.
networks.h-net.org/jobs/69559/b...
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Brown University - Mellon Postdoctoral Research Associate in the History of Computational Technology | H-Net
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Tomorrow, 12/3 at 12PM â Join the
@brown.edu
community for "Capitalism: A Global History" with author and Laird Bell Professor of History at
@harvard.edu
,
@svenbeckert.bsky.social
. Co-sponsored by the Department of History and the Rhodes Center. Learn more:
bit.ly/4o8A6Il
5 months ago
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Lukas Rieppel Named 2025
@brown-ibes.bsky.social
Catalyst Research Awardee â The annual award supports Brown University faculty in pursuing research that aligns with IBESâs goals of accelerating exploratory research with the potential to impact communities and engage with non-academic partners.
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IBES announces 2025 Catalyst Research Awardees
IBES awarded grants to six core and affiliate faculty members, allowing them to conduct research that crosses boundaries and benefits communities, both at Brown and around the world.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-02/catalyst-winners-2025
5 months ago
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5 months ago
Doctoral candidate Chanelle Dupuis is leveraging Brown's culture of open inquiry to advance research on the sense of smell through French language and literature, neuroscience and history.
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Chanelle Dupuis: Finding sweet success in smell studies at Brown
The doctoral candidate is leveraging Brown's culture of open inquiry to advance research on the sense of smell through French language and literature, neuroscience and history.
https://www.brown.edu/news/2025-11-24/chanelle-dupuis-smell-studies
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Why America is a 'creedal nation' â Professor Emeritus of History Gordon Wood penned this column for
@wsj.com
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Opinion | Why America Is a âCreedal Nationâ
The distinguished historian says the U.S. isnât like other nations and never has been. There is no American ethnicity to back up the state.
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/why-america-is-a-creedal-nation-75676aa8?mod=Searchresults&pos=3&page=1
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Next week: 12/3 at 12PM â Join the
@brown.edu
community for "Capitalism: A Global History" with author and Laird Bell Professor of History at
@harvard.edu
,
@svenbeckert.bsky.social
. Co-sponsored by the Department of History and the Rhodes Center. Learn more:
bit.ly/4o8A6Il
5 months ago
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The hidden history of Indigenous slavery in New England and beyond â
@linford.bsky.social
appeared on this segment from
@ctpublic.bsky.social
to discuss the history of slavery in New England and his collaboration with tribal communities in the Northeast on
@stolenrelations.bsky.social
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The hidden history of Indigenous slavery in New England and beyond
It's a surprising and overlooked story, a blind spot in the narrative of early America: the hidden history of Indigenous slavery. As colonial powers took over Native land, white settlers were enslavin...
https://www.ctpublic.org/2025-11-14/indigenous-slavery-history-natives-research-america-new-england
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Linford Fisher
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Grateful for the good work of
@ctpublic.bsky.social
in airing this segment, which features the voices of regional tribal members and also mentions the
@stolenrelations.bsky.social
project.
www.ctpublic.org/2025-11-14/i...
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The hidden history of Indigenous slavery in New England and beyond
It's a surprising and overlooked story, a blind spot in the narrative of early America: the hidden history of Indigenous slavery. As colonial powers took over Native land, white settlers were enslavin...
https://www.ctpublic.org/2025-11-14/indigenous-slavery-history-natives-research-america-new-england
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Bright leaves, crisp air, and campus reflections â what a fall itâs been on College HillđŞđđ
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WATCH | âSubjects of the Sunâ: Rethinking solar justice with Myles Lennon. During an October 18 book talk hosted by
@brown-ibes.bsky.social
, Assistant Prof Myles Lennon challenged audiences to see solar energy as not only a climate solution, but a reflection of deeper social and economic inequities.
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WATCH | âSubjects of the Sunâ: Rethinking solar justice with Myles Lennon
During an October 18 book talk, Assistant Professor Myles Lennon challenged audiences to see solar energy as not only a climate solution, but a reflection of deeper social and economic inequities.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-27/lennon-book-talk
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Cloth and Complicity: Seth Rockman on Plantations, Textiles, and the Art of Weaving â
@sethrockman.bsky.social
is interviewed by Stephanie Wong, Ph.D. '25 of
@publicbooks.bsky.social
about the research process for his new book, âPlantation Goods.â
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Cloth and Complicity: Seth Rockman on Plantations, Textiles, and the Art of Weaving - Public Books
âBut I had found a set of instructions in the archives of one of New England's leading manufacturers of low-end woollen cloth for enslaved wearers.â
https://www.publicbooks.org/cloth-and-complicity-seth-rockman-on-plantations-textiles-and-the-art-of-weaving/
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Seth Rockman
5 months ago
A two-year LABOR HISTORY postdoc
@brownhist.bsky.social
and
@watsonschoolbrown.bsky.social
Possible foci: migration/displacement/ human trafficking; automation/technology/processes of global integration; or gender/sexuality/politics of reproductive labor Please apply!
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Student Spotlight: Mary Clarke '26 â The department sat down with Clarke to learn more about their involvement with the Stolen Relations project (led by Linford Fisher) and subsequent thesis research around the Mashantucket Pequot people of Southeastern Connecticut.
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Student Spotlight: Mary Clarke '26
In this spotlight, the department spoke to Mary Clarke about their involvement with the Stolen Relations project (led by Linford Fisher) and subsequent thesis research around the Mashantucket Pequot p...
https://history.brown.edu/news/2025-11-05/student-spotlight-mary-clarke-26
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Are Species Timeless?: Talking with Bathsheba Demuth About the Arctic â In this Q&A with
@publicbooks.bsky.social
,
@brdemuth.bsky.social
discusses her research, teaching and writing on environmental history.
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Are Species Timeless?: Talking with Bathsheba Demuth About the Arctic - Public Books
âThere was an interdependence that was very clear in the animal relationships in the Arctic.â
https://www.publicbooks.org/are-species-timeless-talking-with-bathsheba-demuth-about-the-arctic/
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Karin Wulf
5 months ago
Lots of folks not familiar w these histories are intrigued by Mercy Otis Warren - even those who know well the great MOW -
@jcblibrary.bsky.social
copy of her 1775 play The Group skewering the Mass. royal govt has helpfully annotated dramatis personae. âCourt sycophants,â anyone?
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