Deadline extended to 22 April. If you would like feedback on a chapter or an essay, apply to present in our History of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Seminar Series. Inquiries and application materials to [email protected].

Deadline extended to 22 April. If you would like feedback on a chapter or an essay, apply to present in our Pauline Maier Early American History Seminar Series. Inquiries and application materials to [email protected].

Deadline extended to 22 April. If you would like feedback on a chapter or an essay, apply to present in our Environmental History Seminar Series. Inquiries and application materials to [email protected].

Deadline extended to 22 April. If you would like feedback on a chapter or an essay, apply to present in our Digital History Seminar Series. Inquiries and application materials to [email protected].

Deadline extended to 22 April. If you would like feedback on a chapter or an essay, apply to present in our Modern American History Seminar Series. Inquiries and application materials to [email protected].

One week from Thursday. Sign up to attend this fascinating paper either in-person or online.

Deadline extended to 22 April. If you would like feedback on a chapter or an essay, apply to present in our African American History Seminar Series. Inquiries and application materials to [email protected].

Registration is now open for the MHS Research Conference this summer: 11-12 Jul (teacher workshop on 13 Jul). Marking the 100th anniversary of the Indian Citizenship Act & the Immigration Act, our theme is "Citizenship." See the full line-up & register: masshist.org/research/confe…

One week from today, 2 May, join authors Heather Lang & Ray Anthony Shepard for, "Telling the Untold Stories for Children: #Biographies and Kids & Why They Matter." Moderated by Prof. Julie Dobrow. Free hybrid program: <masshist.org/events/telling…>

See anything odd about this coin? Listen to the latest episode of our podcast, The Object of History, to learn more about events commemorated on coins or statues that . . . never happened. Listen here (masshist.org/podcast/season…) or wherever you get your podcasts.

Our conference on Citizenship (masshist.org/research/confe…) starts tomorrow. The keynote panel featuring Profs. Maurice Crandall, Samantha Seeley Kunal Parker and moderated by SunuKay will begin at 4:30 pm (EDT). Register today!

Thank you to Profs. Maurice Crandall, Kunal Parker, and Samantha Seeley for participating in our keynote panel for the 2024 Conrad E. Wright conference on citizenship. Full panels tomorrow.

Thank you to all the presenters and commenters who participated in the 2024 Conrad E. Conference on citizenship sponsored by Massachusetts Historical Society. Pictured: Rachel Rosenbloom Cheryl Hudson Alison Russell Daniel Mandell Ben Railton

#SHEAR2024 attendees who would like to learn more about seminars, fellowships, and other programs at Massachusetts Historical Society, feel free to write. And join us for the MHS co-sponsored awards reception on Saturday at 6pm.

Happy New Academic Year! Those interested in learning about the MHS should attend our annual Graduate Student Reception either online or in-person (masshist.org/events/graduat…). Free event to provide more info about how to use our library & apply for support. 10 Sep @ 3/4pm (EDT).

Our first seminar of the season is a special one, featuring Prof. Catherine McNeur in conversation with Andrew Robichaud. Sponsored by our #EnvironmentalHistory Seminar & our New England #Biography Series. Join us in-person/online on 17 Sep. Register here: masshist.org/events/mischie…