2010-2011 Workshops
“More Than a ‘Moral Victory’: Policing Sexual and Racial Minorities in a Neo-Liberal City, Washington D.C., 1968-1980”
Kwame Holmes, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“When Public Opinion Lost Its ‘Convenience’ and ‘Necessity’-Definitions of the Popular Will in Progressive-Socialist Transit Debates”
Karen W. Moore, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
“A Democratic Army: The Politics of the Chicago Police Representation Election, 1972-1981”
Megan Adams, University of California- Berkeley
“Music Education for Making Citizens:The Hull-House Music School and Immigrant Assimilation”
Glenda Goodman, Harvard University
“ ‘Who Has the School Has the Future!’: Child Education, Gender, and the Socialist Labor Movement in Germany, 1880-1914”
Mark Bullock, University of Illinois at Chicago
“Efficient Servants of Democracy: The Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, Social Work and the Politics of Charity”
Anthony Todd, University of Chicago
“Women, Corruption, and Catholicism: The Making of a Murder and Chicago’s Reconstruction-Era Nativism”
Mimi Cowan, Boston College
“Prairie Fires: The 1960s Urban Rebellions as Class Protest in Three Midwestern Cities”
Ashley Howard, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“Making the Modern Slum and Urbanizing Poverty; Bombay and its Oceanic Frontier, 1870-1930”
Sheetal Chhabria, Columbia University
“Chicago’s Public School Youth and the Social Experience of the Citizenship Classroom in the 1920s”
Kathryn Wegner, University of Illinois at Chicago
“De-Militarization of the San Francisco Bay Area”
Hugo Evans, Bowling Green State University
“Utopia Negotiated: Tugwell’s Resettlement Administration at Work”
Molly T. Mackean, Northwestern University