• The Berkeley Pipeline Program

  Features

  Jordan Thomas Mursinna | Apr 20, 2023

  Pipeline programs help underprivileged students get the guidance they need to apply for and succeed in PhD programs.
• Townhouse Notes

  From the Editor, In Memoriam, Long Overdue

  Laura Ansley | Dec 6, 2022

  A new Perspectives project looks to honor historians of color whose deaths were not marked in AHA publications.
• The Historical Discipline Has an Ableist Problem

  Viewpoints

  Michael Murphy | Oct 25, 2022

  We have a long way to go before academia is fully inclusive for disabled people.
• Gateway to Change

  From the Executive Director

  James Grossman and Andrew K. Koch | Mar 23, 2022

  With History Gateways, the AHA and the Gardner Institute's achievements went beyond what each could have done alone.

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• Exploring Systemic Racism and the AHA

  Angela D. Dillard and Katherine L. French | Nov 23, 2021

  During a client-based research seminar, graduate students researched the history of the AHA's leadership, annual meetings, and legitimation of scholarship.
• Townhouse Notes

  Ashley E. Bowen and Olivia Ricche | Sep 7, 2021

  The Perspectives author pool is slightly more diverse than the AHA's membership, but content skews to covering the United States, current events, and public history.
• A Farewell to the Model Minority Myth

  Shuko Tamao | May 6, 2021

  In the wake of recent violence, historian Shuko Tamao reflects on how racism against Asian American and Pacific Islanders impacts students and faculty in academia.
• Feeling Like an Interloper, But Claiming Space Anyway

  Trishula Patel | Mar 4, 2021

  Minority graduate students in history programs often find themselves to be the "only one in the room."
• Racist Histories and the AHA

  Sarah Weicksel and James Grossman | Jan 27, 2021

  The AHA has begun an initiative to document and reckon with the Association's role in the dissemination and legitimation of...

 

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