Where do discussions about past and present struggles against slavery and human trafficking have the greatest impact? Many Americans are unaware of modern-day slavery and the abolitionist movement that has emerged to fight it. How, then, do we raise...
Today’s guest post on The Junto, an outstanding group blog on early American history, was written by HAS supporter Nathan Jérémie-Brink. The post offers an overview of Jérémie-Brink’s experiences at our inaugural conference held last weekend. Here’s a brief...
See photographs and read tweets from our inaugural conference, "Crossing Boundaries, Making Connections: American Slavery and Antislavery, Now and Then," held September 19-21, 2013, in Cincinnati.
Our inaugural Historians Against Slavery is underway at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, and according to those live-tweeting the event, it’s been a great success so far! @HASlavery @lukeblocher What a great conference w/brilliant minds!...
Historians Against Slavery has many dedicated graduate student volunteers, some of whom will be live-tweeting this weekend's conference.