Now on #Commonplace ! James M. Greene explores how can Charles Brocken Brown’s 1798 novel Wieland help us think about generative AI. Read more here: commonplace.online/article/how-ca…

🎉 It's TODAY! The 2024 OAH | NCPH Virtual Conference Series is here! 🌟 Get ready to immerse yourself in thought-provoking discussions, networking opportunities, and cutting-edge insights. Don't miss out – join us now! ow.ly/kY5e50RpsR9

SHEAR's delighted to partner with UVA Press on the SHEAR Dissertation Prize. The 2024 prize will be awarded to an exceptional unpublished dissertation (defended 2022 or 2023) pertaining to the history of North America 1776-1861. Submissions due June 3. shear.org/2024/04/18/she…

Continuing our #JERSpring2024 Meet the Author series is Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD, who includes several sources from the Am Phil Society The Library Company Library of Congress in her brilliant new essay, 'An Emporium of Beggars,' available now through Project MUSE and UNC Press. Learn more⬇️

A favorite part of being an editor! We welcome papers on the early republic from *any* conference 2021- 2024.

Please do consider joining us and getting support writing your article!

For #WorldBookDay the #JER has several reviews of new 📚 for you to check out in our #JER Spring2024 issue, out now through Project MUSE UNC Press: muse.jhu.edu/issue/52204

As part of #SHEAR24 #SHEAR2024 #JER co-editors Ronald Angelo Johnson ✍🏾 and Johann Neem are offering the annual “From Conference Paper to Article” workshop. For details, please see the #JER Pano: thepanorama.shear.org/2024/04/22/she…

📣📣UVA Press will partner with SHEAR on the SHEAR Dissertation Prize! Awarded annually to an exceptional unpublished dissertation pertaining to the history of North America from 1776 to 1861.

For more info 👉shear.org/2024/04/18/she…

#VastEarlyAmerica The JER Pano

Our book reviews co-editor on #TeamJER Lindsay Schakenbach Regele recently published 'Flowers, Guns, and Money: Joel Roberts Poinsett and the Paradoxes of American Patriotism' with UChicagoPress. You can learn more about it in her recent article in The Conversation U.S.: theconversation.com/joel-roberts-p…

#ICYMI ⬇️

Just #ICYMI there’s still plenty of time to apply both for our #ITPS September conference with Cornell University Press, “Teaching American and Digital Revolutions,” and for a job opening in public history. Apps due May 1st: more details ⬇️ and at theitps.org

John B. Hench: historian of print, major domo of AAS research programs, first scholar who bonded with me over old newspapers, set the mold for running a fellowship program: supportive in every sense, snobbish in none. The Worcester diaspora will miss him.
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Friday, May 3 | 8:30 AM: Join us for the first of a two-day conference that will convene academic scholars & researchers. They will weigh the history and legacy of slavery, the slave trade, and colonialism in the Americas. #SchomburgCenter
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Call for Participants: SHEAR Second-Book Writers' Workshop #2BWW

SHEAR invites applications for the Annual Second-Book Writers' Workshop on July 18 at #SHEAR2024 in Philadelphia. One virtual discussion panel will be offered.

Application deadline: May 5 thepanorama.shear.org/2024/04/16/she…

In draft essay amplifying Black women's voices, Baylor History Ph.D. student Savannah Flanagan uses life of a 19thC enslaved Black mother as historic connection to the tragic 2016 death of #KiraJohnson . #BlackMaternalHealthWeek Black Perspectives The JER Pano

Talking with Journal of the Early Republic co-editor Johann Neem about stimulating #OAH2024 presentations, some of which we look forward to publishing in The JER Pano.

The Republic Turns 250 panel is excellent The JER Pano #OAH24

Attending SHEAR-sponsored panel on the lasting impact of Whitney Cross’s classic book The Burned-over District at #OAH24 . 📚

Now is your chance to share that one doodle or letter or clipping that didn’t ever make it out of your archival notes!