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IHS Climate in Context – Climate by Proxy

IHS Workshop: “Royal Power and a Piece of Bread: Sufi Discipleship and Dargah Worship in the Maratha Empire” by Rupali Warke, University of Texas at Austin

IHS Climate in Context – “From Smog to Climate Change?: The Precarious Precedents for Curbing Greenhouse Gases in the U.S. and Mexico” by Christopher Sellers, Stony Brook University

IHS Climate in Context: Ancient Trees in Modern Times

IHS Climate in Context: Analyzing Trees as Historical Evidence

Online Resources for the Study of Climate History and Suburban Life

IHS Climate in Context: New Scholarship on Climate, Plague, and the Medieval World

IHS Book Talk: “Sex, Love, and Letters: Writing Simone de Beauvoir” by Judith G. Coffin, University of Texas at Austin (History Faculty New Book Talk)

IHS Book Talk: “Her Neighbor’s Wife: A History of Lesbian Desire Within Marriage,” by Lauren Jae Gutterman, University of Texas at Austin (History Faculty New Book Talk)

IHS Climate in Context – Book Roundtable on The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology, and the Scientific Revolution, Carolyn Merchant (1980)

IHS Climate in Context – Climate, Migration, and Plague in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire

IHS Climate in Context: How Do Pandemics End? History Suggests Diseases Fade But Are Almost Never Truly Gone

IHS Climate in Context – Lessons from the Plague: Looking to the Historical Record

IHS Book Talk: “A Nation of Immigrants Reconsidered: U.S. Society in an Age of Restriction, 1924-1965,” with Maddalena Marinari and Madeline Y. Hsu (History Faculty New Book Talk)

IHS Book Talk: “Lives of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.” by Peniel E. Joseph,(History Faculty New Book Talk)

IHS Climate in Context: “Lessons From Little Ice Ages? Resilience and Complexity in Societal Responses to Climate Change”

IHS Climate in Context: Earth and Outer Space in Environmental History

IHS Climate in Context: Understanding Resilience in the History of Climate Change

IHS Climate in Context: Exploring Scholarship on the Little Ice Age

IHS Climate in Context: Tools and Resources for Studying Environmental History

IHS Climate in Context: Historical Precedents and the Unprecedented

Talk: “Hope, Agency and Transformation: Lessons from the Coronavirus Pandemic and Tackling Our Planetary Emergency” by John Barry, Queen’s College Belfast

Panel: “Socialisms in Practice: Three Twentieth-Century Cases” (Agency and Action: Chapters in Socialist and Collectivist History Series)

Panel: “Postcolonial Socialisms in Perspective” (Agency and Action: Chapters in Socialist and Collectivist History Series)

Talk: “The Problem of Newness: Art Cinema in India,” by Rochona Majumdar, University of Chicago

Littlefield Lectures With Jack E. Davis

IHS Talk: “The Civil War Undercommons: Studying Revolution on the Mississippi River” by Andrew Zimmerman

Panel: “From the May Fourth Movement to the Communist Revolution”

Panel: “Brexit in Global and Historical Context”

“Debt: A Natural History,” by Daniel Lord Smail, Harvard University

The Quilombo Activists’ Archive and Post-Custodial Preservation, Part II

IHS Panel: “The Influenza Pandemic of 1918-1919: 100 Years Later”

IHS Talk: “Climate and Soil: An Environmental History of the Maya” by Timothy Beach, University of Texas (Reclaiming the Pre-Modern Past)

When Answers are not Enough: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

The Quilombo Activists’ Archive and Post-Custodial Preservation, Part I

The Empire of the Dandelion: Environmental History in Al Crosby’s Footsteps

Panel: “1968: A Year of Upheaval in Global Perspective”

The Littlefield Lectures: The Van and the Rear: Abolitionist Roots of Radical Reconstruction (Day 2)

The Littlefield Lectures: Abolition and the Making of Southern Reaction (Day 1)

The Public Archive

50 Years Since Prague Spring: Czechoslovak Dreams and Cold War Realities

How do we talk about Enoch? Enoch Powell, Race Relations, and Public History in Britain

On the “Polish Death Camps” Law

Watch: “DACA: Past, Present, and Future”

The National Museum of Anthropology in San Salvador

Watch: Beyond ‘Crisis’ and Headlines: The History of Humanity as a History of Migration

Panel Discussion: “The Confederate Statues at UT”

IHS Roundtable – Loving v. Virginia After 50 Years

Podcasting Migration: Wives, Servants, and Prostitutes

History in a “Post-Truth” Era

History and Advocacy: Brazil in Turmoil

Beyoncé as Historian: Black Power at the DPLA

The Public Historian: Quilombola Seeds

Remembering Willie “El Diablo” Wells and Baseball’s Negro Leagues

The Public Historian: Giving it Back

Transpacific China in the Cold War

Making History: Jesse Cromwell

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