Announcements
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Wednesday, May 18, 4:30-5:30 pm Eastern Register Now and Share
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The H-PAD Steering Committee urges all of our supporters, members, and friends to contribute to this vitally important initiative at the University of Massachusetts! The Power Hour is Noon to 1 Eastern, during which U-Mass will add a large bonus. So time your contributions to that hour coming up shortly! Van Gosse and Margaret Power, Co-Chairs.
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University faculty and students, plus anyone interested, are invited to an online Open Forum on May 18: Learn about legislation in more than three dozen states to censor teaching about African American, Latinx, indigenous, and LGBTQ history and strategize how to support teachers and challenge those campaigns where you live—on your campus, at your school…
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Dear H-PAD and RHR Supporters, Radical History Review (RHR), in conjunction with Historians for Peace and Democracy (H-PAD), is again organizing radical history sessions for the 2023 American Historical Association Annual Meeting on January 5-8, 2023, in Philadelphia. Please join us by organizing a panel, roundtable, discussion session, or another event with us! This will
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Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Matrix of War” By Tony Wood, New Left Review, January-April 2022 issue An in-depth historical analysis of Ukrainian-Russian relations during and after the Soviet era, the dynamics at play in the current war, and the possible outcomes. The author teaches Latin American history at Princeton and has written two
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Invitation to H-PAD Members to Attend the National Center's Higher Education Conference on April 11-13 External Inbox William Herbert 3:39 PM (1 hour ago) to me We encourage H-PAD members to attend the National Center's upcoming three-day virtual higher education conference on April 11-13 and view our most recent webinars. There is no registration fee for
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Russian bombardment of telecommunications antennas in Kiev.. 1 March 2022 (Permissions at end of this newsletter0 H-PAD Protests the War on Ukraine The brutal, unjustified Russian invasion of Ukraine is causing massive destruction, immense suffering of the civilian population and holds the potential for triggering a wider war, which could even include the use of
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Speak-up for Diplomacy ! Legislative Alert, Upcoming Webinars Historians for Peace and Democracy deplores the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the ongoing destruction of its cities and attacks on its people. We remain deeply concerned that hostilities there can rapidly become a global, possibly nuclear war, Peace-loving people around the word are asking, “What can we
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Note: H-PAD is interested in hearing about any campus/local activities (including webinars or zoomed sessions) around the war in Ukraine. Please write to Rusti Eisenberg (Hiscze@hofstra.edu) or Andor Skotnes (skotna@sage.edu) with any information. Links to Recent Articles of Interest on the Ukraine Crisis “Putin Made a Profound Miscalculation on Ukraine” By Yaroslav Hrytsak, New York
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“Radical Biography: Confrontations of Race, Gender, Power, and Privilege”