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A New Theme for 2021-22: Recovery

A New Theme for 2021-22: Recovery Lectures, workshops, and symposia will explore the possibility—and desirability—of recovery

Recent News

EIHS Announces 2021-22 Programs

Events will be offered in hybrid format—in-person (when possible) and virtually

Eisenberg Institute Awards 2021-22 Fellowships

Institute awards faculty, graduate student, and postdoctoral fellowships

EIHS Operations and COVID-19

The Eisenberg Institute has adjusted its work and service expectations to align with those set by the university and the State of Michigan. Currently the offices are open 9 am-5 pm, Monday-Friday.

The Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies, established in 2007 by a generous gift by Kenneth and Frances Aftel Eisenberg, provides a world-class forum for historical research and teaching.

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Events

EIHS Lecture: The Philadelphia Police and the Long History of the 1985 Bombing of MOVE: Writing the Past in the Vortex of Present

Heather Ann Thompson (University of Michigan)

4:00 PM
Off Campus Location

EIHS Symposium: Radical Futures Through Indigenous Political Thought

Rebecca D. Hardin, Ana María León, David Myer Temin, Kyle Whyte, Mrinalini Sinha

12:00 PM
Virtual

CAS Workshop (Day 1) | Dispossessions and Its Legacies: Comparisons, Intersections, and Connections

Organizers: Matthew Ghazarian and Helen Makhdoumian, 2021-22 Manoogian Postdoctoral Fellows with faculty advisors Hakem Al-Rustom, Alex Manoogian Professor of Modern Armenian History, and Melanie Tanielian, Director of the Center for Armenian Studies.

5:00 PM
Room 555 Weiser Hall

CAS Workshop (Day 2) | Dispossessions and Its Legacies: Comparisons, Intersections, and Connections

Organizers: Matthew Ghazarian and Helen Makhdoumian, 2021-22 Manoogian Postdoctoral Fellows with faculty advisors Hakem Al-Rustom, Alex Manoogian Professor of Modern Armenian History, and Melanie Tanielian, Director of the Center for Armenian Studies.

10:00 AM
Room 1010 Weiser Hall

EIHS Lecture: Writing the Past-Perfect: Memoir and the Making of a Meaningful Past

Jason R. Young (University of Michigan)

4:00 PM
1014 Tisch Hall

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