Native American History / Studies

The New Polis in collaboration with the Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory (part of The Whitestone Foundation of publications) announces a webinar-based online conference in April 2021. The conference is entitled “Decoloniality And Disintegration Of Western Cognitive Empire – Rethinking Sovereignty And Territoriality In The 21st Century.”

The tentative dates for the conference are April 14-15, though these may change depending on the number of participants and the structuring of the program.

Dates: March 25–27, 2021

Location: Virtual Zoom Meeting

Application Deadline: March 1, 2021

The Catto-LeCount Fellows Program exposes students to doctoral study in the discipline of history. During this three day virtual program, Pennsylvania State University faculty and staff demystify the graduate school admissions process and educate participants about the acad

**THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS FOR THE ECCLES CENTRE VISITING FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME 2021 HAS BEEN EXTENDED**

The Eccles Centre for American Studies invites applications from researchers from any disciplinary or creative background to spend time exploring the British Library's North American collections.

We are keen to hear from all kinds of original researchers who have the potential to produce something new, exciting, challenging and different as a result of their research into the Canadian, US or Caribbean collections of the Library.

Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at the University of Florida announces the 2021

It is my pleasure to announce the 2021 annual conference of the SEAA 17-18 (French Society for Anglo-American Studies in the XVIIth-XVII

The editors of the Journal of Women's History are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 31, Number 3 (Fall 2019) of the Journal of Women's History, entitled "Crises, Radicalism, Backlash, and Transitions".

You can find the issue on Project Muse here: https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/43403

The Colonial Society of Massachusetts is pleased to announce a bi-annual award for the best work dealing with the history and cultures of the peoples who shaped the region now known as New England in times leading up to and including the seventeenth century.

The Eccles Centre for American Studies invites applications from researchers from any disciplinary or creative background to spend time exploring the British Library's North American collections.

Academic Roundtable - Stories of the Sea: Bridging the Gap

2nd December, 5.30–7pm, online, free.

This academic roundtable is an opportunity for curators, researchers and cultural practitioners to explore compelling examples of maritime interpretation and consider ways to bring sea stories to life in engaging, critical and meaningful ways.

The roundtable is convened as part of the NLHF Our Museum project, aiming to co-create brand-new maritime galleries at Poole Museum.

Speakers include: