📖 We've got your weekend read! Part 2 of our U.S. History at 250 series is here! The spring 2024 issue of The American Historian features five FREE essays on the American Republic. Read it here ow.ly/VQUO50RsSQ6

#ThisDayinHistory 1919, legendary folk singer Pete Seeger was born. From the Process archives, a roundtable on histories of prisoner organizing, including a 1971 strike supported by Seeger. Available below! processhistory.org/prisoners-righ…

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OAH has issued a statement on the response to protests at and beyond Indiana University. ow.ly/z0TR50Rv6kt

Join us for a virtual listening session on May 6, 5pm ET, hosted by the NPS, exploring diverse perspectives on the transformative impact of the Transcontinental Railroad. Register now! ow.ly/MQiA50RuV0o

Coming Tuesday to Process! Erik B. Alexander and Rachel A. Shelden reflect on their December JAH article and the importance of rethinking the way we understand the role of the party system in nineteenth century history. In the meantime, check out their article for yourself!

🎉It's the last day of the 2024 OAH | NCPH Virtual Conference Series! If you're not able to make it in person, you can catch the pre-recorded sessions, including recordings from #OAH24 , until May 27! ow.ly/5PLF50RsTbe

The OAH Distinguished Lectureship Program features 19 speakers who specialize in Asian American history. Our U. S. historians offer 40+ lecture titles based on Asian American history. Book a speaker today! ow.ly/8ue450Ru4kN
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New post alert! On Process: Erin Redihan explores student protests of the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics, hurdles on and off the track for Soviet refuseniks, and highlighting what this 'tells us about the status of the Cold War in the 1970s.' Available now! wp.me/p5JlrH-1LB

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Pre-recorded OAH | NCPH Virtual Conference sessions are available TODAY! Live conference sessions begin April 30, 1pm ET.
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New podcast alert! JAH Editor Stephen Andrews talks with Britain Hopkins to discuss her March JAH article and 'The Origins of the Student Loan Industry,' student debt, and neoliberalism. Check it out! Available wherever you listen to podcasts. player.captivate.fm/episode/dd8699…

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#ThisDayinHistory 1986, a nuclear power plant at Chernobyl exploded, leading to mass evacuation and radiation exposure. From Process, Natasha Zaretsky on the U.S. case of Three Mile Island and legacies of nuclear contamination. processhistory.org/zaretsky-three…

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#ThisDayinHistory 1898, Spain declared war on the United States, eventually leading to U.S. possession of Spanish colonies. From Process, Bonnie M. Miller on U.S. understandings of its expanding empire in contemporary political cartoons. processhistory.org/miller-imperia…