The goal of H-Kentucky is to create an online collaborative environment to facilitate communication and the exchange or scholarly and pedagogical ideas among teachers, researchers, scholars, advanced students, and related professionals (e.g. local historians, librarians, archivists, genealogists), all in an open, democratic, respectful and non-partisan manner. H-Kentucky especially welcomes those who are interested in Kentucky, as well as those in any history/humanities field who live and/or work in Kentucky.
Seventy-six Kentucky women were elected County Superintendent of Schools in the 24-year period from when the first female superintendent in Kentucky was elected until the first election when all eligible Kentucky women could vote in school elections. This document contains a list of these women and the years they served.
This just in from Genie Potter: Friends of Shawnee Library, Louisville KY
announce free and open event
Dr. Carol Mattingly, "African American Women and Suffrage in Louisville, KY"
Saturday, February 27, 2021
10:00 a.m. EST
via Zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7777345525?pwd=WTRhckg0WlFGRmt3QUVxQTN6SUhRUT09
Meeting ID: 777 734 5525 Passcode: 01AAm4
The Allen Morris Forum on the Native South invites interested parties to join a collegial exhibition of new research on Native Americans in the American South virtually via Zoom. The February 2021 session welcomes the work of Dr. Jamie Mize from the University of North Carolina, Pembroke.
Dr. Mize will be discussing her work titled “Chickamauga Women: A Study of Cherokee Gender, Relocation, and Resistance.” Opening comments will be provided by Dr. Liza Black from the University of Indiana - Bloomington and Dr. Kristofer Ray from the University of Hull.
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