Articles by Historians for Peace

Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Why It's Right That the Theodore Roosevelt Statue Comes Down” By Nick Mirzoeff, Hyperallergic, posted June 30 On the […]

Dear friends, We are writing about H-PAD's new project, the Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights, a nonpartisan national effort to enlist faculty at all levels as […]

Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Juneteenth: Activists Across US Inherit a Historic Battle for Racial Justice” By Kenya Evelyn, The Guardian, posted June 19 […]

H-PAD strongly supports the Poor People's Campaign, and urges its supporters to participate in the June 20 We Rise Together Assembly and Moral March on […]

H-PAD endorses this urgently-needed webinar on the connections between racialized policing and universities! Van Gosse and Margaret Power, Co-Chairs Share List

H-PAD Members: H-PAD Newsletter #3 on responding to the crisis is attached. Newsletter-3-Current-Crisis-6.14..20.pdf Share List

Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Richmond's Confederate Monuments Were Used to Sell a Segregated Neighborhood” By Kevin M. Levin, The Atlantic, posted June 11 […]

H-PAD members and friends, Duke University Press has made all of issue 137 of the Radical History Review “Policing, Justice, and the Radical Imagination” freely […]

Statement of the Historians for Peace and Democracy (H-PAD) on the Current Struggle H-PAD condemns the murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis […]

Dear H-PAD members and friends,   It has been a tumultuous but fruitful year since our May 28, 2019 National Strategy Meeting of Historians, and […]