CAROLYN J. EICHNER Women’s & Gender Studies and History University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee [email protected]
Education
Ph.D. Modern European History University of California, Los Angeles, August 1996.
M.A. Modern European History Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, December 1988.
B.S. Finance Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, May 1985.
Academic Positions
Institute for Research in the Humanities, University of Wisconsin, Madison Fellow, 2020-2021.
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Chair, Women’s & Gender Studies, 2016 - 2018. Associate Professor, Departments of History and Women’s & Gender Studies, 2008-present.
Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton Member, School of Historical Studies, 2015-2016.
University of South Florida Associate Professor, Department of Women’s Studies, 2003 - 2008.
National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Stanford University, 2002. “Motherhood and the Nation State: Modern Times”
University of South Florida Assistant Professor, Department of Women’s Studies, 1997 - 2003.
UCLA Lecturer, Department of History, 1996-1997.
PUBLICATIONS
Books
Surmounting the Barricades: Women in the Paris Commune. Indiana University Press, 2004. French translation, Franchir les barricades: les femmes et la Commune de Paris. Paris: Éditions de la Sorbonne, 2020.
A Brief History of the Paris Commune (forthcoming Rutgers University Press).
Feminisms’ Empire (under review at Cornell University Press).
The Name: Legitimacy, Identity, and Gendered Citizenship (in progress).
Articles and Essays
Invited essay: “Communardes en Algèrie: Feminist Anti-Colonial Agitations,” Revue d’histoire du XIXe siècle. Edited by Caroline Fayolle & Isabelle Matamoros. Special Issue: Féminismes en révolution(s): Europe/Amériques, années 1820-fin de siècle. (forthcoming 2022).
Invited essay: “Les femmes révolutionnaires,” Collections de L’Histoire. Special Issue: “Les Communards. 72 jours qui ont changé le monde.” (forthcoming: January 2021)
“La colonie pénale genrée: prisonnières politiques en Nouvelle-Calédonie,” Les circulations européennes à l’âge des empires coloniaux au XIXe siècle. Une identité genrée?. Edited by Virginie Chaillou-Atrous and Françoise Le Jeune. (Rennes: Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2020), 83-92.
“Language of Imperialism, Language of Liberation: Louise Michel & the Kanak-French Colonial Encounter,” Feminist Studies vol. 45, n. 2 (2019), 377-408. Special Issue: Indigenous Feminisms in Settler Contexts.
“Exil et empire colonial : Louise Michel et l'expérience de la déportation,” La Commune de 1871 : une relecture. Edited by Marc César and Laure Godineau. (Grâne, France: Editions Créaphis, 2019), 359-368.
“Civilization vs. Solidarity: Louise Michel and the Kanak,” Salvage Quarterly 4 (February 2017), 84-97.
“In the Name of the Mother: Feminist Opposition to the Patronym in Nineteenth-Century France,” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society vol. 39, n. 3 (Spring 2014), 659-683.
“Paris Commune.” In Encyclopedia of Political Thought. Edited by Michael Gibbons. Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley-Blackwell Publishers, 2014.
“La Citoyenne in the World: Hubertine Auclert and Feminist Imperialism,” French Historical Studies vol. 32, n. 1 (Winter 2009): 63-84. - reprinted (2017) in Women and Social Movements in Modern Empires Since 1820. Alexander Street Press. https://alexanderstreet.com/products/women-and-social-movements-modern- empires-1820
“Paris Commune.” In Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern World. Edited by Peter Stearns. New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.
“Louise Michel” and “Paris Commune.” In Oxford Encyclopedia of Women in World History. Edited by Bonnie Smith. New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.
“‘Vive la Commune!: Feminism, Socialism, and Revolutionary Revival in the Aftermath of the 1871 Paris Commune.” Journal of Women’s History. 15, no. 2 (Summer 2003): 68-98.
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“‘We Must Shoot the Priests’: Revolutionary Women and Anti-Clericalism in the Paris Commune of 1871.” In Cities Under Siege/ Situazioni d’Assedio/ Etats de siège. Edited by Lucia Carle and Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux. Florence, Italy: Pagnini e Martinelli, 2002, 265-272.
“‘To Assure the Reign of Work and Justice’: The Union des femmes and the Paris Commune of 1871.” Osterreichische Zeitschrift Fur Geschichtswissenschaften. Vienna, Austria, 9, no. 4 (1998): 525-555.
Book Reviews
Review of Revolutionary Thought after the Paris Commune, 1871-1885, by Julia Nicholls. American Historical Review (forthcoming).
Review of Françoise Thébaud, Une traversée du siècle, by Marguerite Thibert. Journal of Modern History v. 91, n. 4 (2019), 944-946.
Review of Massacre: The Life and Death of the Paris Commune, by John Merriman. H-France Review, v. 16, n. 44 (April 2016).
Review of Femmes de progress : Françaises et Allemandes engagées dans leur siècle 1848-1870, by Alice Primi, L’homme. Europäische Zeitschrift für Feministische Geschichtswissenschaft v. 25, n. 2 (2014), 143-145.
Review of A Political Romance: Léon Gambetta, Léonie Léon and the Making of the Republic, 1872- 1882, by Susan K. Foley and Charles Sowerwine, Contemporary French Civilization v. 38 n. 2 (June 2013), 234-235.
Review of Colonial Metropolis: The Urban Grounds of Anti-Imperialism and Feminism in Interwar Paris, by Jennifer A. Boittin, French Politics, Culture, and Society v. 30 n. 3 (Winter 2012): 143-147.
Review of The Fabric of Gender: Working-Class Culture in Third Republic France, by Helen Chenut. European History Quarterly vol. 39, no.1 (January 2009): 130-131.
Review of Blessed Motherhood, Bitter Fruit: Nelly Roussel and the Politics of Female Pain in Third Republic France, by Elinor Accampo. American Historical Review 112, no. 5 (December 2007): 1623- 1624.
Invited Presentations
Workshop on “The Paris Commune, Radical Democracy, and the Political Imagination,” Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands, May 2021.
“Penser la Commune,” University of Paris 8, April 2021.
“Les femmes et genre dans la Commune de Paris,” Bibliothèque Interuniversitaire de La Sorbonne, Paris, March 2021.
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“Historiographies de l’empire colonial français : perspectives croisées France - États-Unis (Séance conjointe SHCF et SFHOM),” French Colonial Historical Society, Montréal, Canada, June 2019.
“Racializing the Figure of ‘The Jew’: 19th-Century French Feminists and Empire”, Reemerging Racism: Genealogy, Mediations, & Contestations Workshop, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany, June 2019.
“Kanak Uprising: Racial Allegiance and Radical Politics in Colonial New Caledonia,” Oceana Ensemble, University of Hawai’i, Honolulu, April 2018.
“Oral Stories, Imperial Stories: Louise Michel & the Kanak-French Encounter,” Pacific Island Studies and the Indigenous Politics Network, University of Hawai’i, Honolulu, April 2018.
“Conflict and Contention in Offen’s Debating the Woman Question,” Meet the Author: Karen Offen, The Woman Question in France, 1400 - 1870 and Debating the Woman Question in the French Third Republic, 1870-1920 (Cambridge University Press), European Social Science History Conference, Belfast, Northern Ireland, April 2018.
“Translating Culture and Time: Legends, Politics, and the French-Kanak Colonial Encounter,” Workshop on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Modern France & the Francophone World, University of Chicago, April 2017.
"To Speak, To Teach, To Revolt: Louise Michel and New Caledonia." Simon Fraser University, April 2017.
“Universalism, Anarchism, & Empire: Louise Michel and New Caledonia,” Beyond France Seminar, Columbia University, March 2017.
“Language of Imperialism, Language of Liberation: Telling Stories in the Kanak-French Colonial Encounter,” Institute of French Studies, New York University, March 2016.
"'No more paternity...no more property:' Legitimacy, Law, & the Matronym in 19th Century France," Smith College, October 2014.
1st Annual Sally G. McMillen Lecture in Gender & Sexuality Studies, "The Power and Politics of Names: Feminist Opposition to the Patronym in 19th-Century France," Davidson College, April 2014.
“Unity Through Anarchy: Challenging Hierarchy from a French South Pacific Penal Colony,” Center for International Education Conference: “After Capitalism,” Univ. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, April 2014.
“Paule Mink: Turning State Power Against Itself,” Invited Speaker, Militant Feminisms in Art and Politics: Interdisciplinary Symposium, University of Warwick, England, March 2014.
"Toward a New Age of Humanity: Louise Michel's Anarchist Anti-Imperialism in France, New Caledonia, & Algeria, 1873-1904," Clark University, March 2014.
“Multiplying European Feminisms: In Honor of Karen Offen,” Invited participant on panel honoring the work of historian Karen Offen, Society for French Historical Studies, Los Angeles, March 2012.
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"'Caves filled with gold': French Feminist Perspectives on Race, Empire, & the 'Jewish Question,' 1860- 1914," Iowa European Studies Group, University of Iowa, February 2012.
"'These Savages Were the True Patriots': 19th-Century Feminist Perspectives on 'Civilization' in France and its Colonies," Women’s Studies Colloquium, University of Hawai’I, Manoa, January 2012.
“Gender and Empire: Feminist Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism in fin-de-siècle France,” International Feminisms in Comparative Historical Perspective, 19th-20th Centuries, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal, February 2008.
“‘In the Interest of Civilization’: Feminisms for the Empire, Feminisms for France,” Society for the Study of French History Twentieth Annual Conference, University of Sussex, England, July 2006.
“‘Neither the Brutality of the Master, Nor the Perfidy of the Slave’: The Feminist Anti-Imperialisms of Louise Michel and Paule Mink,” Colloque Louise Michel, figure de la transversalité, Sorbonne, Paris, March 2005.
“How Women Made Revolution: Paris 1871,” Invited lecture in “A Main Event” lecture series, Humanities Institute, University of South Florida, Tampa, November 2004.
“An American Women’s Studies Department: Teaching Women’s Studies and Feminist History at the University of South Florida,” Department of Women’s Studies, Ewha University, Seoul, South Korea, May 1999.
Papers and Lectures
“The Gendered Right to Name: Challenging Law and Patriarchal Tradition,” International Federation for Research in Women’s & Gender History, Poznan, Poland, August 2020. (Postponed due to COVID-19)
“Decolonizing the Classroom,” Roundtable, French Colonial Historical Society, Buffalo, NY, May 2020. (Postponed due to COVID-19)
“Revolutionary Synchronies: Kabyle, Kanak, & Communards Against France,” European Social Science History Conference, Leiden, Netherlands, March 2020. (Postponed due to COVID-19)
“The Racialized Imaginary: Anti-Imperialism, Revolutionaries, & Settler Colonialism in North Africa & the South Pacific,” American Studies Association, Honolulu, HI, November 2019.
“Traduire, transcrire et sérialiser : à propos des contes kanaks dans les Petites Affiches de la Nouvelle- Calédonie,” La presse francophone du XIXe siècle dans la région Asie-Océanie, University of Hong Kong, China, July 2019.
“1878: Race and Revolution in New Caledonia,” French Colonial Historical Society, Montréal, Canada, June 2019.
“From Radical to Liberal: Mainstreaming French Feminist Naming Politics,” Western Political Science Association, San Diego, April 2019.
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“Kabyle, Kanak, and Communards in New Caledonia: Ideology, Race, & Rising Against France,” Society for French Historical Studies, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 2019.
“Patronymic Transgressions: Challenging Marital Law and Custom in 19th-Century France,” International Federation for Research in Women’s History, Vancouver, Canada, August 2018.
“Reconceptualizing Frenchness: Feminists and Late 19th-Century Global Empire," European Social Science History Conference, Belfast, Northern Ireland, April 2018.
“What Will You Be Called, And Why Does It Matter? States’ Efforts to Control Personal Names,” Western Political Science Association, San Francisco, March 2018.
“Oral Transformations: Empire, Ideology, and Indigenous Stories,” Rethinking Transformation International Conference, Madrid, Spain, March 2018.
“Feminism’s Others: Gender, Race, & Frenchness in Late 19th-Century Metropole and Empire,” Western Society for French History, Reno, NV, November 2017.
“A Question of Legitimacy: Recuperating the Matronym in 19th-Century France,” Berkshire Conference on the Histories of Women, Gender, & Sexualities, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY, June 2017.
“Resist & Rebuild” Socialist Feminisms in the Paris Commune and Under Trumpism,” Historical Materialism, NY, NY, April 2017.
“The Mark of Identity: Metropolitan Jews, Algerian Muslims, and the Surname,” Society for French Historical Studies, Washington D.C., April 2017.
“Power and the Patronym: Metropolitan Jews, Algerian Muslims, and the French State,” Western Political Science Association, Vancouver, BC, April 2017.
“Translating Culture and Time: Legends, Politics, & the French-Kanak Colonial Encounter,” History Department Brown Bag, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, February 2017.
“The Question of Legitimacy: Sex, Good Births, and Bad Births in 19th Century France,” Western Society for French History, Cedar Rapids, IA, November 2016.
“Language of Imperialism, Language of Liberation: Telling Stories in the Kanak-French Colonial Encounter,” Historical Studies Seminar, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, March 2016.
“Using the Figure of the Jew: French Feminist Politics in Global Empires and Metropole,” Law & Colonialism Sub-Group, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, February 2016.
“Controlling Names, Controlling Identities: Naming Law and Custom in Nineteenth-Century France,” Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, October 2015.
“Amending Tales and Abating Inequities: French Feminist Reworkings of Traditional Kanak Legends in the Late-19th-Century,” International Federation for Research in Women’s History, Jinan, China, August 2015
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“Hubertine Auclert on Love, Marriage, and Divorce: The Family as a Site of Colonial Engagement,” French Colonial Historical Society, Binghamton, NY, May 2015.
“Female Convicts in a Masculine Space: Gender, Punishment, & Moralization in a 19th-Century French Penal Colony,” American Association of Geographers Pre-Conference: Gendered Rights to the City: Intersections of Identity and Power, Milwaukee, April 2015.
“‘The One True Union of Humanity on Earth’: Louise Michel’s Theoretical Map to Ending Subjugation and Conflict,” Society for French Historical Studies, Colorado Springs, CO, April 2015.
“La colonie pénale genrée: Prisonnières politiques en Nouvelle-Calédonie / The Gendered Penal Colony: Female Political Prisoners in Nouvelle-Calédonie,” European Population Circulation in the Era of Nineteenth-century Colonial Empires: A Gendered Reading, Nantes, France, December 2014.
“Imagining a Global Archipelago: Louise Michel’s Encounter with Kanak Language,” Western Society for French History, San Antonio, TX, November 2014.
“France, Gender, and the Global Redefinition of Empire,” France and its Global Histories: State of the Field, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, August 2014.
“Redefining Legitimacy: Feminist Challenges to Marriage in Nineteenth Century France,” Berkshire Conference on Women’s History, Montreal, May 2014.
“Civilizational Temporalities in Distant Geographies: Feminist Perceptions of Empire in Late-19th Century France,” European Social Science History Conference, Vienna, Austria, April 2014.
“The Politics of ‘Jewish Difference’: 19th-Century French Feminists Conceptualize Empire, Nation, and Citizenship,” Western Political Science Association, Seattle, WA, April 2014.
« Revendiquer le pouvoir : la dénomination radicale et la remise en cause de l’Etat par les femmes, » Colloque Noms et prénoms : établir l'identité dans l'empire du choix, Paris, December 2013.
“Uplift and Uprising: Education, Anarchism, & Female Authority in Metropole & Colony,” Western Society for French History, Atlanta, GA, October 2013.
“‘These Orientals Were Simple and Good and Just’: Feminists Portray the Colonized to the Metropolitans in Late Nineteenth-Century France,” International Federation for Research on Women’s History Sheffield, England, August 2013.
“Canaque and Kabyle: Connecting New Caledonian and Algerian Anti-Imperialisms,” The History of Colonial Algeria: Longue Durée and International Perspectives, Université de Paris Ouest, Nanterre la Défense, April 2013.
“Beyond the Bounds of Marriage: Breaking the Links Between the Matronym and Illegitimacy,” Society for French Historical Studies, Boston, MA, April 2013.
“’To Give People an Intellectual Means to Revolt’: Louise Michel and the Incendiary Work of Teaching,” Western Political Science Association, Hollywood, California, March 2013.
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“French Women’s Rights in Colonial Algeria: Roots of Cosmopolitanism?” Grounding Cosmopolitanism: Theory and Practice Through the Prism of Women’s Rights, Bahçeşehir University, Istanbul, Turkey, March 2013.
“The Idea of the Jew: Nationalism and Citizenship in Late-19th-Century French Feminisms,” Western Society for French History, Banff, Canada, October 2012.
“‘The Jews Made My Trip Intolerable’: French Feminists, Imperialism, and the ‘Jewish Question,’” European Social Science History Conference, Glasgow, Scotland, April 2012.
“‘The Jewish quarter, which is – miraculously! – perfectly clean’: Feminism, Imperialism, and the ‘Jewish Question’” Western Society for French History, Portland, OR, November 2011.
“Feminism, Imperialism, and Anti-Semitism in France, 1860 to 1914,” The 20th Annual Conference of the Women’s History Network, London, England, September 2011.
“Vues de la deportation: Images d’Exil et de l’Empire / The Deportation Lens: Images of Exile and Empire,” Regards sur la Commune de 1871 en France. Nouvelles approches et perspectives, Narbonne, France, March 2011.
“The Maternal Line: Advocating the Matronym in Nineteenth Century France,” Mothering and Motherhood in the 21st Century: Research and Activism, Lisbon, Portugal, February 2011.
“Rejecting Marriage in Nineteenth-Century France,” Western Society for French History, Lafayette, Lousiana, October 2010.
“The Power of Naming: Women, Radicalism, and Naming in Comparative Historical Perspective,” International Federation for Research on Women’s History, Amsterdam, Netherlands, August 2010.
“‘They loved me as if I belonged to their tribe’: Cultural Idealization and Gender in Louise Michel’s Anti-Imperialism,” European Social Science History Conference, Ghent, Belgium, April 2010.
“'Education, amour, raison': Civilization in Louise Michel's Perceptions of Algeria, New Caledonia, and France," Western Society for French History, Boulder, CO, October 2009.
“Marriage, Motherhood, and Names: French Feminists Claim Authority Over Private Life,” Western Association of Women Historians, Santa Clara University, CA, April 2009.
“Women, Naming, Names, and the Nation,” Society for French Historical Studies, St. Louis, Missouri, March 2009.
“Who are the Civilized? Using the Colonies to Critique the Metropole,” Western Society for French History, Quebec City, Canada, October 2008.
“Feminism, Race, and Agency: Portrayals of African and Asian Women in La Citoyenne, 1881-1891,” Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, University of Minnesota, June 2008.
“Exporting the Republic: Hubertine Auclert’s Imperial Feminism,” Society for French Historical Studies Conference, Rutgers University, April 2008.
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“The Veil and the Vote: Race, Sexuality, and Feminist Imperialism in Nineteenth-Century France,” European Social Science History Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, February 2008.
“‘Les femmes sont les nègres’: Sexuality and Race in the Imperial Feminism of Hubertine Auclert,” Western Society for French History, Albuquerque, New Mexico, November 2007.
“Learning from the Colonies: French Feminist Journalism, 1881-1891,” International Federation for Research on Women’s History, Sofia, Bulgaria, August 2007.
“Republican vs. Revolutionary: The Feminist Left and Questions of Empire in Late Nineteenth Century France,” Western Society for French History, Long Beach, CA, October 2006.
“Getting the Dowry and Keeping Your Name: Feminist Perspectives on Race, Agency, and Empire in Late Nineteenth-Century France,” European Social Science History Conference, Amsterdam, March 2006.
“The Women Outside: French Feminists Looking Beyond France, La Citoyenne 1881-1891" Western Society for French History, Colorado Springs, CO, October, 2005.
“French Feminisms and Empire: Gender, Race, and Liberatory Ideals in 19th Century France,” International Studies Association, Honolulu, Hawai’i, March 2005.
“Imperial Feminism: The Racialized Feminisms of Hubertine Auclert and Léonie Rouzade,” Society for French Historical Studies, Paris, June 2004.
“Ruling the Sultan: French Feminist Socialists and Questions of Empire,” European Social Science History Conference, Berlin, March 2004.
“Lucifer Blanqui Vercingétorix and Spartacus Blanqui Révolution: Radical Naming As a Challenge to Patriarchy and the State,” Western Society for French History, Newport Beach, CA, October 2003.
“‘The Master Sleeps With A Dangerous Nonchalance’: Attacking Patriarchy in the Political Clubs of the 1871 Paris Commune,” American Historical Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, January 2003.
“‘I Piss With Joy’: Class and Sexualized Images of Women During the 1871 Paris Commune,” Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, University of Connecticut, June 2002.
“‘Does Anyone Believe it Possible To Make A Revolution Without Women?’: Andre Leo’s Theory and Practice of Revolution in the 1871 Paris Commune,” Society for French Historical Studies, Toronto, April 2002.
“`A Wild Woman in Petticoats’: Feminism, Socialism and Anti-Clericalism in the fin-de-siècle Lectures of Paule Mink,” Society for French Historical Studies, Chapel Hill, N. C., March 2001.
“Revolutionary Memory and Three Decades of Police Surveillance: Shadowing Communarde Women,” Western Society for French History, Los Angeles, California, November 2000.
“After the Revolution: Women’s Social and Political Activism in the Aftermath of the Paris Commune of 1871,” Southwest Labor Studies Association Annual Meeting, Long Beach, California, May 2000.
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“‘Voila de braves citoyennes!’: Gender and Class on the Battlefields of the Paris Commune,” Society for French Historical Studies, Tempe, Arizona, April 2000.
“Women In The Workshop / Women on the Battlefield: Gender, Labor and Military Defense in the 1871 Paris Commune,” Women, Work, and the Breadwinner Ideology International Conference, Salzburg, Austria, December 1999.
“`We Must Shoot the Priests’: Revolutionary Women and Anti-Clericalism in the Paris Commune of 1871,” Cities Under Siege/ Situazioni d’Assedio, International Conference/Convegno Internazionale, Montalcino, Italy, July 1999.
“‘Vive la Commune’: Revolutionary Women=s Defense and Redefinition of Socialism in the Aftermath of the Paris Commune of 1871,” Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, Rochester, NY, June 1999.
“`Without Distinction of Sex’: The Union des femmes and Women’s Labor in the Paris Commune of 1871,” Society for French Historical Studies, Washington, D.C., March 1999.
“‘To Form Free Citoyennes in a Free Country’: Gender, Education, and Anti-Clericalism During the 1871 Paris Commune,” Western Society for French History, Boston, November 1998.
“‘No More Bosses, No More Rich Men, No More Priests’: Working-Class Women, Anti-Clericalism and Popular Revolution During the Paris Commune of 1871,” Southern Historical Association, Birmingham, Alabama, November 1998.
“‘These Reptiles Called Jesuits’: Feminism, Socialism, and Anti-Clericalism in the Paris Commune of 1871,” Popular Culture Association, Orlando, FL, April 1998.
“‘A Union of Women: The Union des femmes and the Paris Commune of 1871,” Southwest Labor Studies Association, Austin, TX, April 1998.
“Sexuality, Militancy, and Class: Gender Ideology and Male Perceptions of Activist Women in the Paris Commune, 1871," European History and Culture Colloquium, UCLA, April 1997.
“Neighbors, Fighters, and Laborers: Revolutionary Women and Community in the 1871 Paris Commune,” National Women's Studies Association, University of Oklahoma, June 1995.
Grants and Awards
UW-System Fellowship Institute for Research in the Humanities, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 2020-2021.
Humanities Scholarly Activities Award College of Letters & Science, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Fall 2019.
Research and Creative Activities Award Office of Research, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Summer-Fall 2019
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Fetter Research Grant Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Spring 2018
Faculty Arts and Humanities Travel Award University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Spring 2018
Faculty Arts and Humanities Travel Award University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Spring 2017
Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies Princeton, NJ, 2015-2016
Faculty Research and Creative Activities Support Award Graduate School, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2014-2015
Global Studies Research Fellow Center for International Education, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2013-2014.
Faculty Travel Award Center for International Education, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Spring 2011
Research Grant Initiative Graduate School, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Spring 2010
Faculty Arts and Humanities Travel Award University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Spring 2010
Alternate, Center for 21st Century Studies Fellowship University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2010
Faculty Arts and Humanities Travel Award Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Spring 2009
Faculty International Travel Grant University of South Florida, Spring 2008
Creative Scholarship Grant University of South Florida, Spring 2007
Faculty Development Grant University of South Florida, Spring 2007
Creative Scholarship Grant University of South Florida, Spring 2006
Faculty International Travel Grant University of South Florida, Spring 2006
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College of Arts and Sciences Matching Travel Grant College of Arts and Sciences and Department of Women’s Studies University of South Florida, Spring 2006.
Humanities Institute Summer Research Grant University of South Florida, Spring 2005.
Creative Scholarship Grant University of South Florida, Spring 2003.
Faculty International Travel Grant University of South Florida, Fall 1999.
Faculty International Travel Grant University of South Florida, Spring 1999.
Faculty Development Grant University of South Florida, Spring 1998.
Research and Creative Scholarship Grant University of South Florida, Fall 1997.
Mary Wollstonecraft Dissertation Award Center for the Study of Women, UCLA, 1996-1997.
Selected Media Appearances
UWM News, feature story interview, “Path to Women’s Suffrage Was Long, Winding and Hard-Fought,” https://uwm.edu/news/path-to-womens-suffrage-was-long-winding-and-hard-fought/, July 2019.
WUWM-FM, WUWM Today, “100th Anniversary Of The 19th Amendment: The Journey That Led To Women Getting The Right To Vote,” https://www.wuwm.com/post/100th-anniversary-19th-amendment- journey-led-women-getting-right-vote#stream/0, May 2019.
Mediapart, Interview by Lucie Delaporte, “Louise Michel et les Kanak: amorce d’une réflexion anti- impérialiste,” part 4 of a 4-part series, “Le projet colonial en Nouvelle-Calédonie,” Paris, France. August 23, 2018.
H-France Webinar, “Colonialism and Sexuality,” October 20, 2017. https://h-france.net/h-francesalon-webinars/
Milwaukee Public Television, 10thirtysix, “Women’s March on Washington,” http://www.milwaukeepbs.org/local-programs/programs/10thirtysix, January 20, 2017.
Mediapart, Interview in Amélie Poinssot and Iris Deroeux, “Ce que dit l’échec d’Hillary Clinton sur le sexism” Paris, France. November 11, 2016.
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Comunicar Egualdad, Interview in “Se espera que las mujeres protesten de un modo pacífico y ‘femenino’,” Buenos Aires, Argentina. http://www.comunicarigualdad.com.ar/se-espera-que-las- mujeres-protesten-de-un-modo-pacifico-y-femenino/. October 8, 2015.
Libération, “Au nom du père ou de la mère,” Paris, France. December 16, 2013.
BBC Radio 4, “Great Lives: Louise Michel.” http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b039ctgh, September 2013.
Milwaukee Public Television, 4th Street Forum, “Women in the U.S.: Who Are They Today?” http://www.mptv.org/shows/fourth_street_forum/shows/?v=N7zGTtcFvx8, February 2013.
Professional Activities and Affiliations
Western Society for French History: - Immediate Past President, 2015-2016 - President, 2014-2015. - Vice President, 2013-2014. - Council Member, 2011-2013.
International Federation for Research in Women’s History: - Board Member, 2015-2020; 2020-2025. - Organizing Committee Member, Jinan, China, 2015. - Program Committee Member, Sheffield, UK, 2013 - Program Committee Member, Amsterdam, 2010.
Women and Social Movements, International – 1840 to Present, Advisory Board Member.
Society for French Historical Studies, - Program Committee Member, 2018 - Awards Committee Member, 2015.
American Philosophical Society, Grant Reviewer, 2017-2018
French Colonial Historical Society, member. American Historical Association, member. Coordinating Council for Women in History, member. American Studies Association, member. Western Political Science Association, member. Les Amis de la Commune de Paris, member.
Editorships and Editorial Boards
French Historical Studies, Editorial Board Member, 2013-2016. Women and Social Movements in Modern Empires since 1820, Collaborating Editor, 2015-present. Women, Internationalisms, & Gender (WIG), Empire Section Editor, 2014. UCLA Historical Journal, editorial board member, 1993-1995.
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Reviewer
French Historical Studies Gender & History European History Quarterly French Politics, Culture, & Society Historical Materialism Politics & Gender Journal of Women’s History Journal of the Western Society for French History American Sociological Review COnTEXTES. Revue de sociologie de la littérature Political Theory L'Homme. Europäische Zeitschrift fuer feminstische Geschichtswissenschaft The Historical Journal Historical Geography Oxford University Press University of Nebraska Press University of Florida Press DeGruyter Routledge
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