.@AHAhistorians mourns the passing of former president Tyler Stovall. Mentor to students, prodigious scholar, and dedicated teacher and administrator, Tyler modeled how a historian can contribute to the many communities in which we participate.
#NewEpisode: Eden to Ashes. This one's title isn't punny; we couldn't be punny while telling the story of a tragedy that took 30,000 lives. We're going to Martinique to talk about the 1902 eruption of Mt. Pelee & its consequences. https://t.co/8uPOS9yfjn #volcano#twitterstorians
Thank you to @abbymullen and @chnm for interviewing me for the Consolation Prize Podcast for their episode on Mount Pelee's 1902 eruption. https://t.co/WuvSprFMnK
As yet another hurricane is set to crash into the Americas this week, take time to reflect on how hurricanes and the history of colonialism intersect. @church_c https://t.co/vZKBXdxWhg
Early Release!
You can now read @church_c's new article "Rhythms of Catastrophe, Iterations of Inequity: Disaster Memory, Dislocation, and Disparity during Pelée’s Eruption of 1929"
#envhist#envhum
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<shameless-self-promotion>My article on the 1929 eruption of Mount Pelee in Environmental History is now available online in advance of print (for the April issue). https://t.co/KmdYciNnj0 </shameless-self-promotion>
"Church brings his expertise as both a cultural and digital historian to this groundbreaking study...One of the outstanding features...is his use of software programs to provide graphic illustrations drawn from the multitude of data he has collected." https://t.co/zykDbiu7Gg
Tonight, join us for a conversation on religion in polite company. "Beyond Toleration", October 23, at 6pm in the Wells Fargo Auditorium. Followed by light refreshments. @UNRHistory#Religon#Diversity#UNR https://t.co/wx9fugzFfI