2022 OAH Conference on American History

Boston & Online, March 31-April 3

The OAH Conference on American History is the leading conference for American historians and the study of American history that occurs in Spring of every year. All those interested in American history are invited to join. Those who are not able to attend the in-person conference are invited to join for the concurrent OAH Virtual Conference.

This year’s focus is “Indigenous / American Pasts and Futures.” Upstander Project was invited to present three sessions at OAH this year (listed below). We hope you can join us!

• Dawnland: Erasure and Unerasure in/of U.S. History (virtual) – with Mishy Lesser, Benjamin Madley (UCLA), and Adam Mazo
• Teaching about Genocide against Indigenous Peoples: Learning to Unlearn (virtual) – with gkisedtanamoogk, endawnis Spears, and Mishy Lesser
• Steeped in Defying ‘Twistory’: Preparing Educators to Teach about Genocide in Rwanda and New England (in-person) – with Mishy Lesser, endawnis Spears, and Adam Mazo

More info & register here.