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Jach, T. R.
What K–12 Teachers Want Us to Know about Our Entering Students: A Report from the AHA History Gateways Project
Gateway History Courses in Cross-Disciplinary and Institutional Contexts
Jackson, K.
Alternative World Order–Building in the Americas
Jacobe, S. A.
Confronting the History and Legacy of Catholic Indigenous Boarding Schools in the United States, 1870s to the Present
Jacobs, N.
The Opposite of Extinction: Unwilding in the Anthropocene
Jacobson, L. S.
You Are What You Eat: Food History
Jakes, A. G.
Unwinding Empires: Crisis Management and Fantasies of Power in the Late Colonial Middle East
Jalil, H.
New Histories of Health in Modern Latin America
Janak, J.
Black Queer Politics: Precarity, Policing, and the Potential for Progress
Janega, E.
Christian Nationalism and Modern Nostalgia for the Premodern
Jani, D. K.
Global Intellectual History
: Ten Years On
Janiewski, D.
As Above, So Below? Political Sousveillance and Data Sharing across the 20th-Century United States
Janis, V.
Challenging Racial and Imperial Structures: Digital History and Collaborative Community-Based Projects
Jara, A.
New Directions in Latinx Urban and Business History
Jaroszynska-Kirchmann, A. D.
Exile, Displacement, and Survival: Comparative Perspectives
Jashari, D.
Chile and Río de la Plata Section: Rethinking the Geography of the Southern Cone
Rethinking Political Violence in Latin America from the Margins
Jean-Baptiste, R.
Coordinating Council of Women in History Plenary Session
The Second Time Around: Sustaining Writing and Publications beyond the First Book
Reproductive Labor during COVID: Personal, Scholarly, and Political Reflections
Jean-Louis, F.
Afro-Diasporic Intersections on the Island of Hispaniola in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Jenkins, D.
Infrastructure, Inequality, and the Politics of Provision
Class and Labor
Jewett, A.
Teaching and Researching University Histories in the Age of Reconciliation
Jiménez Botta, F.
Cold War Germany and Transnational Solidarities
Jimenez, C. M.
Urban Informality as Historical Concept in Latin America
Jiménez-Frei, C.
Challenging Racial and Imperial Structures: Digital History and Collaborative Community-Based Projects
Johnson, A. S.
“You Don’t Have to Be White or Gay to Get AIDS”: Race and Inequality in New Histories of an Epidemic
Johnson, C. L.
Periodization in European History
Johnson, C.
Challenging White Supremacy in North Carolina and Louisiana in the Early to Mid-20th Century: Louis Austin, Bernette Joshua Johnson, John B. McLendon, and Alexander Rivera Jr.
Johnson, C.
Evaluating the Emerging Catholic Right
Global Church, Global Council: Centering Vatican II in the 20th Century
Rethinking Political Violence in Latin America from the Margins
Johnson, D.
Hidden No More: Uncovering Black Women’s History through National Parks
Johnson, D.
Washington State Resistance: Solidarity Politics and Racial Dynamics in the Pacific Northwest
Solidarity
sin Fronteras
: From Cold War to the Present Day
Johnson, J. M.
Who Will Tell Our Stories? Writing History through Black Puerto Rican Lenses
Embracing Messy Numbers: A Roundtable on Finding, Making, and Using Historical Data
Johnson, R. A.
What Is the Civic Value of a History Education?
Johnson, V. C.
Political Repression and Higher Education: Past, Present, and Future
Johnston, D. S.
Local History Is Global History: From Shanghai to Los Angeles, Promoting Cultural Understanding through Storytelling in the Secondary History Classroom
Johnston, E.
Local History Is Global History: From Shanghai to Los Angeles, Promoting Cultural Understanding through Storytelling in the Secondary History Classroom
Jonas, R.
Constructing National Hegemony in Mexico, 19th and 20th Centuries
Jones, B.
Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers: Perspectives from Education Schools and History Departments
Jones, B.
“Protected against the Destructive Proclivities of the Iconoclast”: Settler Transformations of Ohio’s Indigenous Mounds
Jones, C.
Digital History for Luddites: Learning How to Collaborate on Digital History Projects with STEM Colleagues
Jones, C. A.
Infanticide in the US and Canada: Race, Class, and State Control of Reproduction, 1870–1910
Jones, C.
Advocating for History: A Workshop on Steps and Strategies to Support the Discipline
Jones, D. G.
Denial's End and the Future of History: How Unintended Presentism Changed Portugal’s Imperial Narrative
Jones, E.
Building the Equity Bridge: Creating a K
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16 Community of Practice
Jones, O.
Translating Land Possession in Colonial Indigenous Lands
Jones, T. F.
Publishing Award-Winning Student History Journals: A Roundtable
Joseph, A.
Beauty and Power: Aesthetics of Indigenous and Immigrant Womanhood in Postwar North America
Jozwik, N.
Colonial Studies Section: Ways of Knowing—Colonial Knowledge and Digital Histories of Latin America
Judkins, S.
As Above, So Below? Political Sousveillance and Data Sharing across the 20th-Century United States
Judson, P. M.
Food, Leisure, and Education: Metabolizing Global Change in Austria and the Habsburg Successor States, 1900–55
Bumps Ahead? New and Old Paths to Queer History Education
Judson, S. M.
Creating Knowledge and Connecting Communities: Undergraduate Research in Digital Humanities
Jung-Kim, J.
Playing with Primary Sources: Role-Immersion Pedagogy in the History Classroom
Juni, M.
Converging Racializations in the Expansive Viceroyalty of New Spain, 1565–1625: New Perspectives and Chronologies
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