Check out this CFP for a special issue by prior DHA board member Laurel Daen and @JVanHornArtHist on disability in US art history with @UChicagoPress's American Art journal. Submissions due April 1, 2025.
https://t.co/g2FKJCzUPI
CORRECTION: With apologies for the error, we're thrilled to announce that @kosho22 won the Research for Justice & Equity Award for 2024!** Congrats!
It was @JamieTyep who won the Public History Award with hon. mens. to the Inst. for Disabilities at Temple and Patricia Chadwick.
Our 2024 Public History Award goes to Kisha Tracy @kosho22 for designing three digital, public medieval history workshops on disability, gender, sexuality, and race, collating existing resources and producing new pedagogical materials. Make sure to follow her to learn more!
Find Evan's article here: https://t.co/Oq3czJmTIw and Selina's book here: https://t.co/CuM67VHzV7.
Janet's book can be found at this link as well: https://t.co/EPTtcVF8bs
Congrats to all our winners, and thank you for the work you do!
Amidst the anxiety and chaos of the world right now, we're so fortunate we are able to support the ethical, thoughtful scholarship that this year's DHA award winners embody. Congrats to our winners, announced in this thread! ✨🧵👏🏾
https://t.co/5pS1QAlKJx
Finally, our 2024 special mentions, which also feature incredible work! @Millsatwork's Life Unseen with @BloomsburyPub is the special mention for the Book Award and @EvanPSullivan's article on "Sound Citizenship" is the mention for the Article Award. Congrats to Selina and Evan!
Absolutely delighted to be the 2024 winner of the Illinois Press/ Disability History Association’s Outstanding Dissertation in Disability History Prize!
@IllinoisPress@DisabilityHistr
https://t.co/1FLl7KvqNH
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A special #DisHist-themed issue of JMEH featuring articles by @paulvantrigt, @DrDavidMT + others, some of which appear to be #OpenAccess too!
Really looking forward to dipping into this. Congrats to everyone involved!
✨Thrilled to announce Jamie Tyeptanar as winner of our 2024 Public History Award for incredible work on incarcerated Native peoples at Canton.
Honorable mentions to @IODTempleU for their project on Pennhurst & @dismediachik's social history work.✨
https://t.co/MYUfgkqm80
So powerful to build solidarity in Louisiana with @betterbayou @HealthyGulf Descendants Project & NOLA Freedom Forum. See our livestream here: https://t.co/kvDi85YDaz
Next up #Bhopal40: Atlanta, GA with @YDSAGT on 8/25 at 3pm!
For the full schedule: https://t.co/PYYVXiFBjx
Up now on the #AllofUs blog is @StefanieHuntKe1 and Laurel Daen's co-edited series on experiences of disability in Early America. It's our first ever series of essays, and the six put together are a fantastic read! Check it out on our landing page today: https://t.co/H6GVrwEqca
Corbett O'Toole, our queer disabled elder who has repeatedly forged disability history through her advocacy, activism, and writing, had her accessible van home stolen and is raising funds. Please contribute if you can and do share widely!
https://t.co/TjsnDxmNZ5
The DHA's PUBLIC DISABILITY HISTORY AWARD is now open!
If you are making disability history come alive for broad audiences, we'd love to support you and your work.
Applications are DUE July 15, 2024. Details can be found on our website: https://t.co/WwT6spCdiA