Hayley Negrin

Asst Prof of early Indigenous history @ThisisUIC. NYU Phd.Sovereignty and slavery in Indigenous North America.For every ten mins here I need an hour of therapy.

[Hayley Negrin @HayleyNegrin]

My piece on the Indian Child Welfare Act is up on @washingtonpost. Good for teaching or getting up to speed. Please see all of the key reporting by @rebeccanagle on the connections between the exploitation of Native children & big oil #ICWA #SCOTUS

https://t.co/SjJzg8L7mL

[Chris Houghton @DHandDSatGale]

***FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITY***

I'm delighted to announce the first of this year's partners in the Gale Fellowship Program - the American Society of Environmental Historians! @ASEH_org

[Hayley Negrin @HayleyNegrin]

@CarolineEGrego you are the sweetest @carolineegrego thanks for sharing I’m not on social media and bad at all this so I really appreciate it 😂

[Environmental History @EnvHistJournal]

Congratulations to @HayleyNegrin, who won the @ASEH_org's Leopold-Hidy Prize for best article in Environmental History. The article, "Return to the Yeokanta/River: Powhatan Women and Environmental Treaty Making in Early America" is free until July 1. @ChicagoJournals

https://t.co/4WB7XsEXKh

[American Society for Environmental History @ASEH_org]

Next, the winner of the Leopold-Hidy Prize for best article in Environmental History, awarded with the Forest History Society, is Hayley Negrin (University of Illinois-Chicago) for “Return to the Yeokanta/River: Powhatan Women and Environmental Treaty Making in Early America"

[Hayley Negrin @HayleyNegrin]

@HeidiCNicholls Thanks so much for reading Heidi! Always down to chat via email! [email protected]

[Keith Pluymers @KDPluymers]

So immensely pleased to see my dear friend @HayleyNegrin in the most recent hard copy of Environmental History.

[Environmental History @EnvHistJournal]

Ahead of new print alert! You can now read @HayleyNegrin's "Return to the Yeokanta/River: Powhatan Women and Environmental Treaty Making in Early America" from the July 2023 issue. #envist #envhum #IndigenousWomen #IndigenousHistory

https://t.co/yY5mrgCmmQ

[ElizabethToddBreland @EToddBreland]

Proud to stand with 150+ educators in higher education to support Brandon Johnson for Mayor. @Brandon4Chicago Full signed statement: https://t.co/Aek27eYPk6

[Dominique Jean-Louis @DominiqueJL15]

You know what’s interesting? I just reread “The Propaganda of History” from “Black Reconstruction” and, as I thought, W.E.B. DuBois initially sympathizes with Sweet’s.

[Hayley Negrin @HayleyNegrin]

@NewYorker's drive by thru academia this week is terrifying and proof that all the journos on staff went to fancy slacs and ivies and are still obsessed with their professors

[Rafael Walker @raf_walk]

We have got to stop teaching the American Revolution in schools, and we must stop NOW. No British child should be forced to feel bad about himself.

[TUGSA @TUGSA_6290]

Some people have asked how they can help support us -sharing on social media, joining us on the picket line, and contributing to our strike fund (if you are able to) means the world. Any bit of solidarity helps, thank you for standing with us ✊❤️
https://t.co/bN8mymrZYg

[OIEAHC @OIEAHC]

New article alert! In WMQ 80:1, @HayleyNegrin explores how Native women navigated the distinction between slavery & sovereignty in the early South in "Cockacoeske's Rebellion: Nathaniel Bacon, Indigenous Slavery, & Sovereignty in Early Virginia." https://t.co/l2DqPXuBeG

[UIC United Faculty @UICUF]

REMINDER:
Urge all @UICUF members to stop work and join picket lines 10-12 and 1-3, and noon rallies on quad. Pickets operate at UH, SES, Lecture Centers, and College of Nursing. More info at:
https://t.co/cFSAvW5IXE

[Hayley Negrin @HayleyNegrin]

@kellywisecup @elizmchenry @BibSocAmer @yalepress QUEEN!!

[Hayley Negrin @HayleyNegrin]

@paulclammer thank you so much you are so kind. excited to read the book!!

[Hayley Negrin @HayleyNegrin]

@Murphytes @PennPress ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Dra. Ivón @IvonPadillaR]

Restrictive immigration policies & deterrence strategies have long made migrants vulnerable to human smuggling and labor trafficking.

In @madebyhistory, I make the case that the multibillion-dollar smuggling industry is enriched, not obstructed, by punitive border enforcement.