Emancipation

Simon Springer

University of Victoria

Faculty Member

Geography Department

Anarchism, Cambodia, Critical Discourse Studies, and Critical Geography

Justino Rodriguez

New York University

Graduate Student

History Department

African Diaspora, Afro-Latin American History, Black History, and Caribbean History

Kristen Epps

Colorado State University - Pueblo

Faculty Member

History Department

Abolition of Slavery, Academic Writing, African American History, and Archaeology

Adam Bush

University of Southern California

Graduate Student

American Studies and Ethnicity Department

20th-century U.S., domestic policy, immigration and ethnicity, civil rights, African American Studies, African Diaspora, and African Diaspora Studies

Paul J. Polgar

Graduate Center of the City University of New York

Graduate Student

History Department

Abolition of Slavery, African American History, American History, and American Politics

Emily Burrill

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Faculty Member

Women's Studies Department

African History, Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, Emancipation, and Feminist Theory

Francisco Quiroz

Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos

Faculty Member

Facultad de Ciencias Sociales Department

18th & 19th Centuries, Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, Early Modern Americas, and Economic History

Beverly Tomek

University of Houston - Victoria

Faculty Member

History/Humanities Department

19th (American History), Abolition of Slavery, African American History, and American Civil War

Erik Mathisen

University of Portsmouth

Faculty Member

School of Languages and Area Studies

Agrarian Studies, American Civil War, American History, and Antebellum South

Gregory Baggett

Columbia University

Graduate Student

History Department

18th & 19th Centuries, 19th (American History), African American History, and American Civil War

Vibe Maria Martens

University of Vienna

Research Assistant

Institut für Wirtschafts- und Socialgeschichte Department

Colonialism, Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, Dress Studies, and European History

Noah De Lissovoy

The University of Texas at Austin

Faculty Member

Curriculum & Instruction Department

Critical Pedagogy, Critical Theory, Cultural Studies, and Curriculum Studies

James C. (Jimmy) Johnson, Jr.

19th Century (History), African-American History, American Civil War, and American History

Viplov Wingkar

University of Mumbai

Department Member

Philosophy Department

Alienation, Commodity Fetishization, Fetishism, and István Mészáros

Elizabeth Ladner

University of Virginia

Graduate Student

History Department

Emancipation, Labour history, Latin American and Caribbean History, and Race and Ethnicity

Christopher Dooks

University of the West of Scotland (UWS)

Faculty Member

School of Creative and Cultural Industries

Adaptive Optics, Art Practice as Research, Art Therapy, and Arts and Music for Health and Wellbeing

Anne Franziska Beyer

University of Arts and Design, Karlsruhe

Graduate Student

Philosophy & Aesthetics Department

Aesthetics, Contemporary Art, Critical Theory, and Digital Arts

Marc- Of-Frankfurt

SWOU

Faculty Member

Sex Worker Academy Department

Affirmative Action, Emancipation, Freakonomics, and Human Rights

Sean Creighton

18th & 19th Centuries, 20th Century, African Diaspora, and American History

David Meola

University of British Columbia

Graduate Student

History Department

18th Century Germany, 18th and 19th Century, 19th Century Central Europe, and Emancipation

William A. Morgan

The University of Texas at Austin

Graduate Student

History Department

African Diaspora, Atlantic World, Comparative History, and Cuban Studies

Bartosz Nowaczyk

Critical Pedagogy, Critical Thinking, Ecopedagogy, and Emancipation

Krista Jones

University of Arkansas

Graduate Student

History Department

18th & 19th Centuries, American Civil War, American History, and Aztec History

Tom Sheeler

University of Delaware

Graduate Student

History Department

Abolition of Slavery, American Civil War, Early American Republic, and Emancipation

Mark Mendoza

Miami University

Graduate Student

English Department

British Romanticism, Citizenship, Identity And Social Movements, Contemporary British Poetry, and Critical Theory
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