Women's (Net-)Works across Europe and the Americas (1776-1939)
Conference Report: 1st Inaugural Crosscurrents Conference 2013 Women’s Networks across Europe and the Americas (1776-1939) December 5–7, 2013, Lutherstadt Wittenberg The conference focused on the literal and metaphorical networks created and navigated by women from the American Revolution to the weiterlesen Conference Report: 1st Inaugural Intercontinental Crosscurrents Conference 2013
Since practices of doing history and doing gender are inextricably linked, the workshop aims to explore this nexus in more detail. How are notions of history and gender being co-produced in practices of doing history? How do perceptions of history weiterlesen Conference: Doing Gender in Practices of Doing History: Engendered Performances of the Past
Conference Report: 4th Intercontinental Crosscurrents Conference – Virtual Conversations “Transatlantic Women at Work: Service in the Long Nineteenth Century” April 7, 2 pm– 4 pm (Berlin, CET) via Zoom “The London and Berlin Lyceum Clubs – Service, Transnational Advocacies and weiterlesen Conference Report: 4th Intercontinental Crosscurrents Conference – Virtual Conversations
11th – 12th May, 2023Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Lisbon, Portugal Call for PapersThe conference Transatlantic Women’s Networks: Cultural Engagement from the 19th Century to the Present aims to provide a space to unearth, discuss, map, and (re)situate networks and circuits of weiterlesen CfP: Transatlantic Women’s Networks: Cultural Engagements from the 19th Century to the Present
Gender and space are intertwined categories of analysis but have so far been historicised rarely within contemporary history. The planned conference therefore deals with gendered practices of appropriating space in the second half of the 20th century and looks at weiterlesen Conference: GenderSpaces
Queen Maria Carolina of Naples-Sicily serves as a prism, or more precisely as an intersection of overlapping crossovers that enables us to contextualise broadly defined social, economic, and political developments of the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. This crossover should be weiterlesen Conference: Gender, Society, and Networks between 1750 and 1820. Maria Carolina of Naples-Sicily, a Prism of her Times?
Monday, June 7 8:30 am (PST); 11:30 am (EST); 3:30 pm (GMT)5:30 pm (CET) via Zoom (approx. 2.5 hours, including break) Keynote: “The Humanitarian Work of Clara Barton,” Jake Wynn (Missing Soldiers Office, Washington, D.C.) Network Meeting and Three Minute weiterlesen Program: 3rd Conference of the Intercontinental Crosscurrents Network: Crosscurrents Conversation Series 2021
The ESSHC Women and Gender network invites proposals for individual papers and sessions. The 14th European Social Science History Conference, will be held on 12-15 April 2023 in Gothenburg. The deadline for the CfP is 15 April 2022. European Social weiterlesen ESSHC 2023: Women, Gender and Risk, 12.04.2023 – 15.04.2023
The turmoil of the mid-twentieth century saw young people mobilized for action across Europe in an unprecedented manner. This workshop approaches interwar history by looking through the lens of age and gender as interdependent categories of historical analysis. Rallying Europe: weiterlesen Rallying Europe: Intersectional Approaches to Youth and Gender in the Mid-Twentieth Century 10.06.2021 – 11.06.2021
In the beginning of this june, the DFG-funded research group “Law – Gender – Collectivity. Processes of standardization, categorization and generating solidarity” is inviting you to an interdisciplinary conference. Manufacturing Collectivity: Exploring the Nexus of Gender, Collectivities, and Law DFG weiterlesen Manufacturing Collectivity: Exploring the Nexus of Gender, Collectivities, and Law 02.06.2021 – 04.06.2021