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Thursday, June 1, 2017

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2:00 PM-3:30 PM

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12 - A Right to Welfare: Gender, Citizenship, and Welfare Policy in the Twentieth Century United States
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13 P - Army Wives, Regimental Domesticity and Garrison Culture: difficult conversations across the British Empire, c.1820s-1920s
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15 P - Black Women and Global Capitalism in the Post War Era
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17 P - Exploring issues of documenting and preserving survivors' testimonies of wartime sexual violence: Select cases in Asia and Europe during World War II
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18 P - Gender, Wealth, and Women's Economic Strategies in the Anglo-Atlantic World
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19 P - Gendered Opportunities: Social Workers as Scientists
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20 P - Generations of Women Historians: Within and Beyond the Academy
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21 P - Pocketbook Power: Women's Consumption and Activism in the Late Twentieth Century
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22 P - Politics of Home: Women, Activism, and Popular Culture in Nineteenth-Century America
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23 P - Racial Politics of Midwifery and the Women's Health Movement in Modern America
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27 P - The Right to Birth Well: The Changing Landscape of Feminist Health Advocacy and Pregnancy in the Twentieth Century
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32 W - The 'Mothers' of Children Born of War: Sexuality, Race and Representation Within Allied Homefronts in World War Two.

4:00 PM-5:30 PM

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35 P - All in the Family?: Gendering Freedom in Colonial Latin America I
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36 P - Ancient World: Gender and Slavery
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37 P - Bloomers, Domestic Violence, and Home Economics: Print Sources and the Politics of Gender
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39 P - Critical Reflections on Transnational Activism for Survivors of the Japanese Military's War-time System of Sexual Slavery
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40 P - Development and technology
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43 P - Gender, Race, and the Power of Visual Culture
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44 P - Highlighting Black Women's Reform Efforts via Public History Collaborations
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47 P - Magic, Sex and Gender: Unconventional Women and Religion in the Medieval West
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48 P - Searching for Freedom: Migrations, Borders & New Alliances
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49 P - Sexual Desire in Islam, Judaisim, and Catholicism
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50 P - Shaping Young Women: Sexual Education, Literature, and Clubs
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51 P - The Politics of Schooling
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52 P - Women, Gender and the Remaking of Religious Practice and Theology in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-century Britain.
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53 P - Women, Refugees, and Total War: Gender and “Belonging,” 1917–1945

Friday, June 2, 2017

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8:30 AM-10:00 AM

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59 P - Black Women and their Property: comparing 18th and 19th-Century Brazil and Africa
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64 P - Gendering Urban and Rural Spaces in Twentieth-Century Africa and Latin America
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65 P - Intersections of Gender, Science and Nature in the Long Nineteenth Century
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67 P - Leagues of Their Own: Intergovernmental Organizing and Transnational Feminisms in the League of Nations and Beyond
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68 P - Plurality and "Ambiguity" in Female Religious' Observance in the Nineth to Eleventh Century West
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75 P - Transgressing the Western Norm: Infanticide, Childlessness and the Matronym, 1600-1900
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76 P - Women Perpetrators: Violence, Gender and Political Transition, 1914-1945
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77 P - Working the Homefront: Women in WWII

10:15 AM-11:45 AM

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78 P - "Women of Color and the State: Suffrage, Electoral Politics, and Gender Equity"
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79 P - African American Migrations, Images of Movement: Re-imagining the Archive of Black Exodus and Arrival
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80 P - African Women's Experiences of Conflict, Military Engagement, and Peace-Making
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81 P - Alternative Agricultures: Women Farmers and Farm Workers in the Twentieth Century U.S.
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82 P - Caribbean Movement(s): Histories of Labor, Gender and Migration
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83 P - Comfort Women: Two Systems of Sexual Slavery and Historical Revisionism
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84 P - Commodities, Consumption and Rights in the Americas
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85 P - Disability in the Home: Disability, Gender, Families, and the U.S. State
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86 P - Embodying Science: Female Representations of Knowledge in European Culture, 12th-18th Centuries
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87 P - Empowering/Disempowering Women in World War I
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90 P - Gender and War in Early America
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91 P - Global Feminized Labor in the Medical Fields: Nurses, Care Workers, and Physicians in Canada and the U.S
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92 P - How Many Feminists Does It Take to Change a Light Bulb? Women, Activism, and Comedy in Recent History
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93 P - Intersections of Gender, Racialized Labor, and Colonial Formations in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Great Lakes
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95 P - Men at Work: Gender, Injury, and Protection in the American Workplace
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98 P - Perpetrators, Victims, Plaintiffs, and Defendants: Women Tangled in Legal Systems
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99 P - Queering Revolutionary Bodies
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100 P - Reproductive health
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101 P - Slavery and Mobility
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103 P - Women in the Medieval World

12:00 PM-1:30 PM

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106 P - Alternate structures within the University
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108 P - Gendering the Office: International Perspectives on Oppression and Resistance in the Workforce during the Twentieth Century

1:45 PM-3:15 PM

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114 P - (Re)Production, Biocapital, and the Racial Politics of Women's Health in the Americas]
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116 P - Confronting Methodologies, Proposing New Frameworks: Feminist Research Methods on Sexual Violence in Latin America
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118 P - Gender and Race in Colonizing Contexts
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121 P - Gendered Authority in Medieval and Early Modern Hagiographic Traditions
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122 P - Impel the heart of humanity to lofty deeds: Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and Early Black Women's Intellectual Thought
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126 P - Marriage Across a Cultural Divide: The Middle East and the "West"
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127 P - Policing Sexualities
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129 P - Racialized and Gendered Experiences with Consumer Capitalism
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132 P - Teaching Global Women's Stories: Examples from the Global South and East Asia
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133 P - Trade Union Feminisms: Comparative Perspectives
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134 P - Uncovering Intersectional Australian Identities in Oral History Archives
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137 P - Women Making Scientific Knowledge
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138 P - Women negotiating the boundaries of justice: the female litigant in Britain and Ireland, c.1400-c.1800
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139 P - Womens Internationalism in Peace and War

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

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143 P - Colonial Consent: The State, Rape, Power, and Gender in early North America, Senegal, and France
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146 P - Families, Federal Policy, and Settler Colonialism on the Antebellum U.S. Frontier
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148 P - Gender, Transnational Mobility and Leadership in the Asia-Pacific Region
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149 P - Gendering and Re-gendering Market Actors, 1870-1950 (BHC-Sponsored Panel)
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151 P - International Approaches to the History of Technology and Women's Mobility [Co-sponsored by the Society for the History of Technology]
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153 P - Making Feminism Famous: Iconicity and Celebrity in the Invention of Feminist Identity
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154 P - Motherhood and Mourning. Gendering Grief in Wartime Japan, Germany and Britain
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158 P - Race and Sexual Politics in Music
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161 P - Shifting Queer Activisms
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165 P - The Politics of Motherhood in Africa

Saturday, June 3, 2017

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8:30 AM-10:00 AM

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175 P - As Difficult as We Please: Doing Digital Histories of Gender and Sexuality
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176 P - Beyond Binaries: Gendering the Master Narrative of Female Aggression in the Middle Ages.
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178 P - Contentious Conversations. Female Deviancy and Women's Speech in Urban Europe in the 15th-17th Centuries
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180 P - Cultural Constructions of Gender and Sexuality
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181 P - Gendering Warfare I: Women, Violated Bodies and War
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184 P - Oral History, Reproductive Rights, and the State
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185 P - Organizing Women In a Neoliberal Time
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186 P - Politics in Print: Women Writers and Consumption in America
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187 P - Protective Legislation in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century America
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188 P - Queering Belongings
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190 P - States of Sanity: Gender, Sexuality, and Psychiatric Power
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191 P - Suffrage Centennials: The United States and the United Kingdom
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193 P - The Politics of Women's Businesses
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194 P - The Prisoner's Women: Jail, Social Welfare and the Family in the Anglo-American World, 1600 to the Present
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196 P - Veiled Voyagers: Muslim Women Travelers from Asia and the Middle East
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197 P - Violence and Control: Enslaved Women in the Caribbean and Brazil During the Era of the Atlantic Slave Trade
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198 P - Women in Computing: Building Careers, Innovating Technologies, Challenging Misogyny (Sponsored by WITH of the Society for the History of Technology)
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199 P - Women's Adultery in the Sexual Cultures of Early Modern Korea and France

10:15 AM-11:45 AM

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201 P - All in the Family?: Gendering Freedom in Colonial Latin America II
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202 P - Australian Women and Child Refugees: Gender, History and Displacement
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203 P - Black Women and the State: A Global Perspective
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204 P - Comparing Life Histories of the Second World War in Asia and the Pacific: Revisiting War Agency and Memory
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205 P - Curating Women: Practice and Process
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207 P - Feminism in adverse times - keeping the flame alive
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208 P - Flower Children, Pagans and Skinny Dippers: Alternative Spiritualities
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209 P - Gender History and Historical Analysis after the Cultural Turn: New Directions
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213 P - Memory and Slavery in the Atlantic World
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214 P - Normal Sex: The First One Hundred Years
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215 P - Our Muslim Sisters: Women Thinkers, Reform, and Islamic Discourse in Modern Middle East
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216 P - Public Health, Private Bodies: Medicine, Gender, and Power in (Post) Colonial Contexts
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217 P - Regulating Women's Bodies: Prostitution, Beauty Pageants, and Piety in Global Perspectives
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218 P - Sacred Health Technologies: Medicine, Metaphor, and the Marginal Body in Premodern Religious Traditions
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221 P - Textiles, Gender and Imperial Power: The Making of Women and Men
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224 P - Water, Capitalism, Neoliberalism, and Women's Agency

1:45 PM-3:15 PM

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237 P - '…Sexuality is so energizing. . .': Creating Lesbian Activism and Initiating Social Change in the U.S. and Abroad
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238 P - A Century of Japanese Feminisms under Capitalism: A Celebration and Discussion
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239 P - A Civil Rights Movement to Speak for Women: The National Organization for Women at Fifty
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240 P - Bad Girls? Transforming and Performing Adolescence
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241 P - Battling for Space: Community Organizing in Post World War II Cities
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242 P - Black and White Bodies as Extracted Labor in the Atlantic World, 1700-1890
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243 P - Bodies of Standards: Gender and Global Codification Regimes
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244 P - Comparative Cultures of Childbirth and Childcare
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245 P - Cultural Representions of Violence and Empowerment
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246 P - Danger Talk in Abortion Care
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249 P - Fantasies of Female Power in the Era of Global Warfare
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250 P - Gender and Capitalist Development in Mexico, 1840-1980
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251 P - Gendering Warfare II: Masculinities, Militaries and War
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254 P - Paradoxes of Women's Human Rights in The Muslim World
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255 P - Pedagogy for Social Change: Challenging Stereotypes of Gender
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258 P - Women and the End of the World: Gender, Political Action, and Ideas of the Apocalypse on the Right, 1970 to the Present

Sunday, June 4, 2017

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9:00 AM-10:30 AM

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272 P - American Empire through the Eyes of Indigenous Women: Paradigms, Sources and Challenges
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273 P - Class, Family, and Capitalism in the Early 20th Century United States
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274 P - Creating Pink Labor in Late 19th and 20th Century US
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275 P - Difficult Conversations About Conservatism in 20th-Century Europe and Latin America
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276 P - Engendering Decolonization: The Politics of Development, Aid, and Citizenship
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277 P - Feminine Accessories and Sexualized Bodies: Women and Photography in 19th and 20th Century North America
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279 P - Making Meaning in Intimate and Social Spaces: The Heart of the US Lesbian and Gay Movement
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280 P - Making Sex: Global Sex Education at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
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281 P - Oral History's Difficult Conversations: Reflections on Method and Practice in Gender History
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282 P - Reading Bodies, Violence, and Disability: Enslaved Women's Reproduction, Resistance, and Identity
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283 P - Women Thinkers and Islamic Concepts in the Modern Middle East
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284 P - Women, Gender and the Significance of the 1917 Russian Revolutions
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285 P - “Intimate Empires: Identity and Gender in the Shadow of the United States”

11:00 AM-12:30 PM

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290 P - A Uniquely Female Crime: Fertility Control and the Law Across the Americas
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291 P - Entwined Histories: Recasting the History of the Temperance Movement and Women's Activism in the United States
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292 P - Female Confinement in Modern History
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293 P - Feminism and the Politics of Motherhood in the Twentieth Century
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294 P - From Rape to Militarized Prostitution: Sexual Violence and Nationalism
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295 P - Gender, Visual Culture and Imperialism in Late 18th- and Early 19th-Century India, From the Mughal Empire to the British East India Company
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296 P - Gendering the Big Picture of Slavery and Abolition
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298 P - Leisure, Laundries, and Relief: Gendering Capitalism in Twentieth-Century America
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299 P - Lesbian Mobilities and Politics in Transnational Contexts Since the 1970s
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300 P - Representing Women Across Time and Space
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303 P - Women Creating Religious Practice