Dear H-Net Subscribers,
2022 has been an incredible year of growth and development for H-Net which I have detailed in my Annual Report. I encourage all of you to take a few moments to read it. Some highlights include:
Dear H-Net Community,
When I first joined H-Net several years ago, I had no idea how significant a role it would come to play in my life. Many of you know H-Net as a go-to place to read book reviews, peruse job announcements, and find conferences. H-Net is that, but it is also so much more. Back in 2018, when we launched H-Ukraine, our team humbly hoped to contribute to Ukrainian Studies in some small way.
As the calendar year comes to a close, I want to take a moment to reflect what H-Net has accomplished this past year. During this past year, H-Net continued to be a force for academic freedom, inquiry, and communication. This includes:
This year, the Humanities and Social Sciences Online network (H-Net), is working to raise $35,000 to help support new platform development for the H-Net Commons, H-Net Job Guide, and H-Net Reviews.
If you face that question in a few years, you hopefully can answer: I supported H-Net, a way better community than Twitter.
Friends,
Please be aware that due to a Home Office editing error, the link in Charles' message of support goes to a donation page where by default a gift will be recurring. You can simply uncheck that box on the donation form, or instead use this link:
https://networks.h-net.org/support-h-net
Apologies for the mistake!
Dennis Boone, H-Net
My warmest greetings to my fellow H-Netters. My name is Charles Muller, and I've been around on H-Net since the late nineties. It was fairly early in my career, but I had a sense from the beginning of the World Wide Web that it was very shortly going to play a pivotal part in the world of academia.
I've been an H-Net member since I was in graduate school in the 1990s, where it was vital to my job search and building the conference network I've attended ever since.
Dear H-Africa Members,
