Announcing the Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights [PLEASE JOIN!]
Dear friends, We are writing about H-PAD's new project, the Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights, a nonpartisan national effort to enlist faculty at all levels as […]
Month: June 2020
H-PAD Notes 6/19/20: Links to recent articles of interest
Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Juneteenth: Activists Across US Inherit a Historic Battle for Racial Justice” By Kenya Evelyn, The Guardian, posted June 19 […]
Fwd: TOMORROW: We Rise Together
H-PAD strongly supports the Poor People's Campaign, and urges its supporters to participate in the June 20 We Rise Together Assembly and Moral March on […]
H-PAD Urges Chancellor Blank to support Professor Samer Alatout
Professor Samer Alatout of the Department of Community & Environmental Sociology at the University of Wisconsin – Madison has been under attack from the David […]
Fwd: SSJ Invite: Defund the Police
H-PAD endorses this urgently-needed webinar on the connections between racialized policing and universities! Van Gosse and Margaret Power, Co-Chairs Share List
A Statement from Historians Against Slavery
Historians Against Slavery stands with those protesting the brutal murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery, Eleanor Bumpers, and Alberta Spruill, along with the […]
What can historians do in the current crisis??? H-PAD Newsletter
H-PAD Members: H-PAD Newsletter #3 on responding to the crisis is attached. Newsletter-3-Current-Crisis-6.14..20.pdf Share List
H-PAD Notes 6/12/20: Links to recent articles of interest
Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Richmond's Confederate Monuments Were Used to Sell a Segregated Neighborhood” By Kevin M. Levin, The Atlantic, posted June 11 […]
Israeli training of US police forces.
In the context of the ongoing events in the US, important pieces about the connection of militarization of police forces and the Israeli occupation in […]
Radical History Review “Policing, Justice, and the Radical Imagination”
H-PAD members and friends, Duke University Press has made all of issue 137 of the Radical History Review “Policing, Justice, and the Radical Imagination” freely […]