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COVID Through the Eyes of Historians: Anna Clark

COVID through the Eyes of Historians

University of Minnesota launches the "Immigrants in COVID America" project

COVID Through the Eyes of Historians: Patricia Lorcin

The Past, Present & Future of Accelerating Success for Black Children

5 things you didn't know about the March on Washington and MLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech

COVID Through the Eyes of Historians: Erika Lee

Protesters in Kentucky wage hunger strike until officers who killed Breonna Taylor are fired: 'Our voices have been ignored'

Upcoming Events

October 30, 2020

CEMH Digital Talk: Meredith Martin, Nina Dubin, and Madeleine Viljoen

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This talk will explore The New York Public Library’s upcoming exhibition Fortune and Folly in 1720 (Spring 2021) and its accompanying publication Meltdown! Picturing the World’s First...

November 6, 2020

CEMH Digital Talk: Junko Takeda (History, Syracuse University)

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The last major bubonic plague outbreak in western Europe, the Great Plague of 1720 ravaged the French Mediterranean city of Marseille and surrounding provinces for a period of three years...

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History

A very old book

On Purpose: Portrait of History

Connecting Past & Present

Changing the Narrative: Hawaiian History from Hawaiian Perspective

Reviving Memory, Creating Change

Cultivating a Childhood Dream of History