Welcome to #WHAGrads Twitter takeover I'm Moisés (@PeakPeezy)! As a master’s student @CalStateLA
I study 19/20th C transnational urban history. I examine how global flows of capital and labor impact tenants' movements & the built environment.
Today’s #WHA panel was absolutely amazing. I love how all of our work overlaps in looking at race and place in the #SanFernandoValley. This was my best presentation yet centering on Pico Court. I even convinced the WHA to place us in the SF Room!
@USCDornsife@mvasquezruiz13@USC_ASE So proud of all your hard work and leadership! Thank you for all of your help and advice. Sincerely an inspiration!
I was named @USCDornsife Communicator of the year, PhD Student.
I'm dedicating this win to my K12 teachers that said I was a great student but that I talked too much in class. Look, I found away to make it work.
Very grateful to have attended my first (in-person) academic conference at the #OAH23 this weekend! Also grateful to the @BH_Museum team, the work we put into our exhibition, and the scholars I got to meet and converse with 😁
Best newsletter title from one of my favorite writers! I was honored to get a shout out from @GustavoArellano 🤩 I loved catching up with brilliant minds at this year's @The_OAH conference #oah2023 📩 https://t.co/8gYYaaxBYO
Public domain bonanza--also of use to miniaturists!-- Mike Callahan and Don Ray have uploaded six volumes of WPA sketches used to construct the city's scale model of DTLA
https://t.co/0wOKsCPyYz
Learn more https://t.co/8qXsxrPN10
Hey #twitterstorians Don’t forget to attend this panel today @ 3:30!!! #OAH23#OAH2023
I will speaking on how I navigates state mythology and identity through adobe. Pushing against anti intellectualism through preservation efforts.
While there is literature on fieldwork (and field notes/fieldnotes, whichever spelling you prefer), and on ethnographic fieldwork, I feel like there's never an "orientation" on how to write good field notes. Here's a partial bibliography I compiled. https://t.co/Omp2JE2T3V
Also flagging this one early: "Latinx in Hollywood," featuring amazing filmmakers, writers, and scholars, @stinkylulu, @DrAnaChristina, @Alex_Rivera, Cristina Ibarra, and Debra Moore Muñoz. Organized by @klytlehernandez and me. Saturday, April 1, from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. #OAH23
#CalArts alum and School of Critical Studies faculty Carribean Fragoza (MFA 10) is among the 10 recipients of the @WhitingFdn’s 2023 Whiting Award, given to emerging writers in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. Read more at 24700. https://t.co/BoikPgq09t
🙏to @USCDornsife Profe Hondagneu-Sotelo, co-author w/ @Prof_MPastor, who talked to us about their new book 📚South Central Dreams. Their relational perspective allows them to explore the ways Latinx identity is shaped by Blackness in South LA✌️