American Studies PhD, public historian, educator, studying childhood. Author of book "Playing with History" from Rutgers U. Press, 2021. Skeptically nostalgic
Today is my book’s official release date! Thank you @RutgersUPress and to everyone who supported me during this years-long process! Crazy to think that what began as an essay for a 1st yr grad school class became a chapter in a real book. #playingwithhistory
#NewBookRelease from Rutgers University Press! "Playing with History: American Identities and Children’s Consumer Culture" by Molly Rosner
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Thank you to all the organizers, faculty, & staff fighting on 2 fronts right now for #fairwages@RutgersU and funding in @KathyHochul 's budget for #CUNY as a member of both communities, I am grateful for, and energized by, your advocacy for staff & students #RUOnStrike@PSC_CUNY
The Brooklyn Public Library has appointed a new chief historian for the Center for Brooklyn History, who will serve as the institutional scholar for Kings County lore. https://t.co/nPciGEddGu
I #trustteens because each day at my job @LaGuardiaCC they show me how much they are capable of accomplishing. When we underestimate youth we all suffer @YouthRepro
Very excited that Thomas Cleary, Tomonori Nagano and I have secured an #NEHgrant to help @LaGuardiaCC faculty learn how to incorporate #oralhistory into interdisciplinary classrooms. We will be focusing on bringing community voices into undergraduate coursework!
NEH announces $28.1 million in #grants to support 204 #humanities projects, including initiatives on college campuses, conservation research, innovative digital resources, and infrastructure projects at cultural institutions across the country. https://t.co/TCNUyFgM23
@rizzo_pubhist Pre-covid there was a cafeteria for that brief research respite. Also, I found that the shuttle from downtown DC was easy and convenient if you don't want to drive.
Check out @LaGuardiaCC student work & interviews with local female leaders on @LaGuardiaWagner's new website "Making it Here: Women in NYC Politics" We will continue to add interviews & student projects in 2023! @juliej_won@HelenRosenthal@PiSanchezNYC
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@molly_rosner, Assistant Director of Education Programs at @LaGuardiaWagner and faculty at @APH_NYU, launched the website "Making it Here: Women in New York City Politics," featuring the work of Student Scholars who studied local female leadership!
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A thoughtful and relevant letter from Sylvia on election night, 1944. Thoughts on voting, fascism, democracy, and the inadequacy of the English language. #brooklynhistory#wwii#voting
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Such a great listen if you want to add nuance to your impressions of Robert Moses. So much to learn from these two stellar scholars @K80Uva @KaraSchlichting
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"Change of Address" New post on the #blog today about moving as a young family. I'm anchoring my own experiences in those of my grandparents, which has helped me reimagine this process and contextualize all the chaos. #wwii#nycliving
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Congratulations to Archives & Public History faculty member @molly_rosner whose article “Dollface: The Material of Femininity” was published in the Fall '22 Special issue of the journal Material Culture! Professor Rosner teaches Local and Community History in the APH Program.
My article, "Dollface: The Material of Femininity" was published in the Fall '22 Special Issue of #MaterialCulture on Leisure and #Play. I feel flattered/thought it was a mistake to see my piece so prominently displayed on the homepage so, yes, I made a screen recording of it 😂
Our Book of the Week is “Playing with History: American Identities and Children’s Consumer Culture,” by @molly_rosner. Ask a librarian for help finding this book or others on similar topics.