Marsha Weinstein featured in podcast about Kentucky Votes for Women Markers

Randolph Hollingsworth (she/her) Blog Post

This just in from Genie Potter about the segment featuring Marsha Weinstein in a National Votes for Women Trail podcast: Her March to Democracy: Stories Along the National Votes for Women Trail.


https://hermarchtodemocracy.buzzsprout.com/2283722/14613938

This is Marsha Weinstein discussing Ky’s Suffrage Movement and women who have Markers on the Votes for Women Trail.  Enjoy listening to our suffrage story and we all thank Marsha for her longtime efforts on our behalf.

Genie

February 2024 Newsletter

Danielle Kinsey Blog Post
Valentine's Day cards
Handmade Valentine's Day cards, Wikipedia

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading, watching, or listening to this month in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

February is the month for many, many things material culture, whether we’re talking about rodents and their shadows, valentines, or wood dragons. In the US, Canada, and parts of Europe, it’s Black History Month, and in the UK, it’s LBGT+ History Month. There are lots of ways material culture studies can be used to highlight, historicize, and critique in these 29 leap days, not to mention taking on

Jan 2024 H-Material Culture Newsletter

Danielle Kinsey Blog Post

18th century woman's pocket

England, mid-18th century, Woman's Pocket, Los Angeles County Museum of Art

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading, watching, or listening to this month in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

 

Welcome to 2024, everyone! The year ahead looks to be a tumultuous one in whatever way we want to think about it, be it national and global politics, trade, climate change and – wagering a hypothesis – probably in the way that people relate to their material world. Waste studies couldn’t be more timely, nor the question of “toxic” things and what we can

Newsletter for Dec 2023

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Students examining objects

Source: https://utsic.utoronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Examining-Objects.jpg

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading, watching, or listening to this month in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

Best wishes for the month of December, everyone, and happy new year! If you have ideas of what you’d like to see H-Material Culture become in the next year or so, please drop us a line and share them! As always, we’d be very happy to have new editors on our team: if there’s a blog or other facet of the website you’d be interested in developing, we’d

Announcement Type
Conference
Location
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Subject Fields
Film and Film History

Call for Papers: History of Moviegoing, Exhibition and Reception 2024

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – 10th-12th July 2024

Pre-conference session - 9th July 2024

Keynote Speaker: to be confirmed

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Programa de Pós-graduação em Cinema e Audiovisual da Universidade Federal Fluminense (PPGCine-UFF)

 

20 years of HoMER: What has been done and where is it going?

October 2023 Newsletter

Danielle Kinsey Blog Post

Silesian Vandals material culture, Vandalic pottery, between 100 BC and the late Migration Period

Image: Silesian Vandals material culture, Vandalic pottery, between 100 BC and the late Migration Period

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading, watching, or listening to this month in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

We are delighted to welcome Caroline Hackett of Florida State University to our team as a general editor! Caroline is a PhD candidate in the final stages of her dissertation on women’s property rights in Old Regime and Revolutionary France. When not writing, she loves traveling, hanging out with her dog, bird watching, and

September 2023 Newsletter

Danielle Kinsey Blog Post

Barbies in a case

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading, watching, or listening to this month in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

The upgrade of our H-Material Culture website has happened! Check it out! Over the summer, the folks at H-Net updated the platform and have been gradually adjusting the system to function optimally for each different H-group under their umbrella. We’re still getting used to the new bells and whistles but, overall, the site is more functional and more searchable. We’ve still got a lot of work to do in terms of updating pages, adding

June 2023 Newsletter

Danielle Kinsey Blog Post

Living in a Material World

June 2023 NEWSLETTER

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading this month – or listening to – in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

The upgrade of our H-Material Culture website is coming this summer! If you’re curious about what the new platform will be like and how you can use it to build a personal public profile, there’s a 90 second trailer available here: https://networks.h-net.org/system/files/contributed-files/h-net30teasertrailerv2.mp4

What we’ve been reading

Carly Ciufo:

I have been watching the Deindustrialization and the

May 2023 Newsletter

Danielle Kinsey Blog Post

Living in a Material World

 

MAY 2023 NEWSLETTER

 

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading this month – or listening to – in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

 

The upgrade of our H-Material Culture website is coming this summer! If you’re curious about what the new platform will be like and how you can use it to build a personal public profile, there’s a 90 second trailer available here: https://networks.h-net.org/system/files/contributed-files/h-net30teasertrailerv2.mp4

 

What we’ve been reading

 

Jennifer M. Black:

This past week my university sponsored a

April 2023 Newsletter: What we've been reading

Danielle Kinsey Blog Post

Living in a Material World

 

APRIL 2023 NEWSLETTER

 

A monthly roundup of what we’re reading this month – or listening to – in the world of material culture, alongside any updates from our editorial board.

What we’ve been reading

Carly Ciufo:

When on fieldwork in Liverpool in 2019, multiple educators that I spoke to at the International Slavery Museum (ISM) proudly discussed a stamp of abolitionist Harriet Tubman that was archived in both their handling and permanent collections. Created by artist Dano Wall when the Tubman revision to the $20USD banknote was halted, it stamps Tubman’s image over