Poster Session #3

AHA Session 219
Saturday, January 6, 2024: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM
Grand Ballroom (Hilton Union Square, Grand Ballroom)
Papers:
Managing a Digital Public History Project: The History and Culture Access Consortium Project
Laura Brannan, George Mason University; Timmia King, George Mason University
Hydropower in the Hinterland: Extractivism, Indigenous Activism, and Violence in Central America
Amber H. J. Chiero, Augusta University
Army Flash! World War II Female Civil Defense Workers in the Aircraft Warning Service
Anne Dobberteen, George Mason University
Structures of Racism: The Use of Racist Covenants in Reno Real Estate
Jacob S. Dorman, University of Nevada, Reno; John Loll, University of Nevada, Reno
Aviator Attire: History, Chronology, and Development, 1915–60
Damayanthie Eluwawalage, Delaware State University
Sewn in Protest: The Power of Chilean Arpilleras as a Teaching and Public History Tool
Tamara D. N. Feinstein, Murray State University
Flying Fashions: American Women and Early Flight, 1903–40
Barbara A. Ganson, Florida Atlantic University
A Watershed Moment for a Movement: The Stonewall Uprising as a Turning Point in Queer History
Emery Gardiner-Parks, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Living with Vesuvius: Volcanic Riskscapes of Sixth-Century Campania
Cam Grey, University of Pennsylvania
Radio Technology and the Chinese Communist Party's Information Infrastructure: Strategy, Technology, and Culture, 1927–36
Zhongtian Han, George Washington University
Marching through Snow, Blood, and Bombs: Airmen Prisoners of War on the Eastern Front during World War II
Holly Harris, Texas Christian University
The Queerest of Nations? The Sexual History of the Interwar Poland
Kamil Karczewski, Institute of Historical Research, University of London
Communication from Far: The Role of Subversive Mail Art during the Argentine Dirty War, 1976–83
Chloe Kozal, Bowling Green State University
Consumer Solidarity and Environmental Justice across Socialism and Capitalism: Transnational Connections of the Soviet Consumer Rights Movement in the Late 1980s
Nataliia Laas, New York University
Connecting the Americas: Pan-Americanism, Mobility, and Knowledge
Mario Peters, German Historical Institute
Negative Space: Where Confederate Monuments Are and Are Not
Kris Plunkett, Tulane University
African Diasporic Roots of Black Dance in New Orleans
Ariel Roy, University of New Orleans
Tyranny and Resistance: Reading Countess Dhuoda’s Liber Manualis as a Prose Apologia for Medieval Rebel Barons
Janet T. Sorrentino, Washington College
Geographical Patterns of Death in the Early Modern London Bills of Mortality
Cecilia Ward, George Mason University; Jessica Marie Otis, George Mason University
Chinese American Voluntary Associations from the Gold Rush to the Present
Huitan Xu, Indiana University
Mapping the Removals of the Quapaw Nation
Sheldon Yeakley, Oklahoma State University
Using AI and Machine Vision for the Mass Digitization of Historical Tables: The Example of National-Scale, Town-Level US Postal Revenue
Mengyue Zhao, University of Oxford

Session Abstract

The Program Committee encourages all meeting attendees to visit the posters on display and engage in considered dialogue and engaging interaction with the presenters. The following presenters will be available to discuss their posters between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 6.
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