IHS Workshop: “Whose Decolonization? The Collection of Andean Ancestors and the Silences of American History” by Christopher Heaney, Pennsylvania State University
IHS Workshop: “Einstein in World War I: How He Loved the Wrong Woman, Suffered a Fugitive Soldier, and Helped an Assassin” by Alberto A. Martínez, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Workshop: “‘Honest, Clean, Industrious’: Working Class Respectability,” by Stefanie Shackleton, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Workshop: “Contested Customs: Reinventing Indigenous Authority in Ubaque, New Kingdom of Granada,” by Santiago Muñoz Arbeláez, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Book Roundtable: “Civil War by Other Means: America’s Long and Unfinished Fight for Democracy” by Jeremi Suri, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Book Roundtable: “Our First Civil War: Patriots and Loyalists in the American Revolution” by H. W. Brands, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Panel: Beyond Empire and Borderlands: How to Write a Connected History of the 19th-Century Mexican and U.S. Republics?
IHS Book Roundtable: “The Third Reconstruction: America’s Struggle for Racial Justice in the Twenty-First Century” by Peniel E. Joseph, the University of Texas at Austin
IHS Workshop: “‘Wherever the Flag Flies’: Conquest, Sovereignty, and Vital Records in Early Colonial Algeria” by Benjamin Claude Brower, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Book Roundtable: “Ingredients of Change: The History and Culture of Food in Modern Bulgaria” by Mary Neuburger, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Talleres y Debates: “Sobre Talento, Objetos, y Colonias en la Exposición ‘Tornaviaje’ del Museo del Prado”
IHS Roundtable: Between Neocolonial Collecting and Anticolonial Resistance? The Logic of Afro-Latiné/Latiné/Latin-American Archives in the United States (Benson Centennial)
IHS Book Roundtable: What Belongs in Mexico’s National Museum?: Two Centuries of Object Collecting, Display, and Dispersal
Talleres y Debates: “Sobre la destrucción y reconstrucción de imperios, de Hispanoamérica continental a Brasil (1810s-1820s)”
IHS Podcast – Against the Grain: Textile Relics and the Science of Sanctity in the Global Renaissance
IHS Workshop: “Covarrubias’ Crossings: Picturing the New Negro and the Making of Modern Mexico” by Rodrigo Salido Moulinié, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Book Talk: “‘Tribe and State in Global History’: The Political and Cultural Work of the Category of Tribe in the Historiographies of Asia, Americas, and Africa,” by Sumit Guha, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Podcast – Mexico’s Social Science Laboratory and the Origins of the US Civil Rights Movement (1930-1950)
IHS Podcast – The social history of 16th and 17th century Andean “ethnographic” knowledge, bottom-up or top down?
IHS Book Talk: “Hungry for Revolution: The Politics of Food and the Making of Modern Chile,” by Joshua Frens-String, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Podcast – Colonial Peru’s Fractional Freedoms meet Morgan’s thesis: American Freedom, American Slavery
IHS Podcast -Apache Diaspora in four hundred years of colonialism vs ‘Toltec Antiquities’ Diaspora in Early Republican Mexico”
Workshop: “The Mexican Empire and Indigenous Texas, 1821-1823” by Sheena Cox, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Podcast – From Republic of Letters and Imagined Communities to Republics of Knowledge: Knowledge in the Making of 19th Century Radical Republics in Latin America
Roundtable: “Faith in Science: From the Boxer Rebellion to Covid 19” feat. Sean F. McEnroe (Southern Oregon University), Stephan Palmie (University of Chicago), J. Brent Crosson (UT Austin), Nancy Rose Hunt (University of Florida), and Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra (UT Austin)
IHS Talk: “Exploring Critical Environmental Justice Conflicts from the Neighborhood to the Carceral System” by David Naguib Pellow, University of California, Santa Barbara
IHS Talk: “Environmental Justice in Indian Country and Moving Toward a Transformational Land Ethic” by Dina Gilio-Whitaker, California State University San Marcos
IHS Book Talk: “History and Collective Memory in South Asia, 1200–2000,” by Sumit Guha, University of Texas at Austin
IHS Climate in Context – “Thinking Historically About the Future of Energy and Climate,” by Paul Sabin, Yale University
IHS Book Talk: “Sex in an Old Regime City: Young Workers and Intimacy in France, 1660-1789,” by Julie Hardwick
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 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: How Do Pandemics End? History Suggests Diseases Fade But Are Almost Never Truly Gone
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 Talk: “Lessons From Little Ice Ages? Resilience and Complexity in Societal Responses to Climate Change”
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)
IHS Talk: “The Civil War Undercommons: Studying Revolution on the Mississippi River” by Andrew Zimmerman
IHS Talk: “Climate and Soil: An Environmental History of the Maya” by Timothy Beach, University of Texas (Reclaiming the Pre-Modern Past)
