CfP: Gender and Labor (Working-Class History Association conference, 05/2021, virtual space); by: 07.02.2021

Working-Class History Association conference (Web)

Time: 26.-28.05.2021
Venue: virtual space
Proposals by: 07.02.2021

Historian Amanda Walter from the Towson University in Maryland (Web) is currently completing a panel on gender and labor for the Labor and Working-Class History Association conference. While the two papers in the panel are focused on the mid- to late-twentieth-century United States, other regions and time periods would be considered. She is looking for one additional paper and a chair/commentator.

The current papers are:

  • Amanda Walter: Discouraging the Office Wolf: The Delayed Campaign Priorities of the Working Women’s Movement
  • Daniel Gilbert: Performing the Family Farm: Gender and Labor on Stage at Farm Aid

While the official submission deadline has passed, Amanda Walter has been given permission to craft a complete panel. The CPF is at the website (Link). If you are interested, please contact Amanda Walter at awalter@towson.edu by February 7th.

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