Todd Michney

@xingezhai.bsky.social

HKU’2019, IHEID’2020. Now doctoral student at FU Berlin. Geographer by training, historian in the making.

@nathaneisner.bsky.social

So it goes. Studied Economics at Carleton College and University of Pittsburgh. he/him

@klkostin.bsky.social

Ph.D. candidate @ubuffalohistory.bsky.social | historian of Black and Indigenous missionaries, race, religion, and emotions | #episcopalian, #history, and #tabletoprpg nerd | he/him/his

@margaretf1768.bsky.social

editor • writer • museums/libraries/archives • history • WHCL-FM alum • embroidery • medievalist manqué

@angstief.bsky.social

History, quilts, and libraries. I follow and like more than I post.

@rebeccadewolfphdbs.bsky.social

Historian. Author of Gendered Citizenship: The Original Conflict over the Equal Rights Amendment, 1920-1963. (UNP, 2021) posts=my own thoughts. #ERA www.rebeccadewolf.com

@jasonhackworth.bsky.social

Urban studies professor, Ohio State football fan, neurodivergent http://individual.utoronto.ca/hackworth/index.html

@urbanhistory.bsky.social

Urban History features articles covering social, economic, political and cultural aspects of the history of towns and cities. We're worldwide in scope. 🔗 https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/urban-history

@dig-history.bsky.social

Four feminist historians. 200+ episodes, and a world of history to unearth. Can you dig it? digpodcast.org SPIRITUALISM’S PLACE: REFORMERS, SEEKERS AND SEANCES IN LILY DALE now available from Cornell University Press

@phdinprogress17.bsky.social

PhD Candidate - American History, writing about The Committees of Correspondence. Leftist not liberal. she/her. I blame typos on the toddler crawling on me. Recent lover of plants.

@felbarrera.bsky.social

🇨🇴🇺🇸. Colombia/USA. Immigrant. Economics of Education. Department of Leadership, Policy and Organizations and Department of Economics (by courtesy). Vanderbilt University. he/him/his

@lioracle.bsky.social

History Prof. (Israel/Palestine, Jewish history, Middle East), urbanist, map-lover, punster, ebike and public library enthusiast. Seattle, WA

@grigorisargeros.bsky.social

Prof of Sociology @EasternMichU. Race/ethnicity, immigration, urban soc, social demography & other stuff. Posts/re-posts are my own, and they don’t necessarily mean I’m in favor of or against them.

@charlesbeuck.bsky.social

PhD in Political Science Comparative, IR, IPE, Asia, Conflict, Territory, International Law, Tech, Methods. #Firstgen Teacher, Writer, Artist. RT =/= endorse.

@dariusjohnson.bsky.social

Public History | Digital Humanities | Cultural Landscapes Director of Chesapeake Heartland: An African American Humanities Project at Washington College’s Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience Chesapeake Bay 📍 *Views are my own*

@hidehirota.bsky.social

Historian of US immigration. Teaches at UC Berkeley. Vice President of @iehs.bsky.social. Author of Expelling the Poor (Oxford). Writing books on foreign contract labor law and on transpacific Japanese migration.

@srober30.bsky.social

Professor of History at George Mason University; co-creator of Digital Harlem; author of Harlem in Disorder: A Spatial History of How Racial Violence Changed in 1935, https://harlemindisorder.org; https://drstephenrobertson.com

@rikadamski.bsky.social

Dallas-based Downtown and Neighborhood Planner. I help communities push past planning paralysis and make real progress towards their goals. President of ASH+LIME, www.ashlime.com. Cofounder, Storefront Renaissance League.

@ceceliacancellaro.bsky.social

publisher of books * mother of daughters * friend of the worker publisher at cambridge university press focusing on US and Latin American history hudson valley / nyc

@yablonowitz.bsky.social

He/Him. When not working, I write about Missoula’s early Black history here: https://medium.com/@gregmartin_76328 “Those who find discomfort in your goals of liberation will be issued no apologies.”

@djbruno.bsky.social

Historian of modern American labor, political, and urban history. Current PhD student researching inner city high-security shopping centers and the neoliberal state.

@gregjarrell.com

Organizer, The Redress Movement Author, Our Trespasses: White Churches and the Taking of American N'hoods. https://bit.ly/3vacJsG I study the political theologies of US urban renewal and organize for repair. He/him. CLT

@noahkazis.bsky.social

Ass't professor at Michigan Law. Formerly NYU Furman Center, NYC Law Department, Streetsblog NYC. Cities, suburbs, housing and transportation.

@tracylsteffes.bsky.social

Prof of Education and History, Brown U; wrote Structuring Inequality and School, Society, & State. Interested in U.S. history, education, law, politics, and public policy.

@briandelay.bsky.social

Berkeley Historian. Author of War of a Thousand Deserts. For Norton, finishing Aim at Empire: An international History of American Revolutions, through the Barrel of a Gun. Also 2nd Amendment cases. Birds, too. https://history.berkeley.edu/brian-delay

@tdubolyou.bsky.social

Data + Graphics Planning Research, City of Toronto mapto.ca

@thomasmalthouse.com

PhD student at UBC. Econ history etc.

@herstoryprof.bsky.social

Feminist historian, dog-mom, book-lover. She/her. “Sex Matters: Katharine Bement Davis and the Study of Women’s Sexuality before Kinsey” f/c from NYU Press. More at anyajabour.com.

@judithkafka.bsky.social

Professor of Ed Policy and Hist of Ed @Baruch College and CUNY Grad Center. Dog owner, book lover, Brooklynite, she/her.

@lizzanka.bsky.social

Arch Historian, urban and human rights researcher representare @UNAM PhD candidate @Princeton Research: History of humanitarian design/experimental shelter/emergency housing

@recenthistories.bsky.social

Historian, Modern US/LGBTQ History, VAP @ Wofford College. All views are my own.

@hagleycenter.bsky.social

Center for advanced studies in the history of business, technology, and society at the Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington, Delaware. Grants and Fellowships. Public programs. Scholarly community. Tune in to the Hagley History Hangout podcast!

@bordergroves.bsky.social

Historian of capitalism, environment, & technology in the longue durée. Assistant director of the @hagleycenter.bsky.social. Adjunct prof. Dad. PhD. Delawarean. First Gen. Hoopy frood. Born at 344 ppm.

@geogjosh.bsky.social

Geography prof at Penn State and the Rock Ethics Institute. Editor GeoHumanities. I play a bad guitar, but can make a pretty sweet lemon meringue pie.

@jameslonghurst.bsky.social

college professor in the U.S. Midwest (all views mine); author of "Bike Battles: A History of Sharing the American Road" / "Las Batallas de la Bici." Shop intern, historian of urban and environmental policy, gravel grinder.

@pgoldsworthy.bsky.social

Historian of visual culture, North Africa, and French imperialism

@adamrothman.bsky.social

No kings! Historian. Books: Slave Country, Beyond Freedom's Reach. More: https://gufaculty360.georgetown.edu/s/contact/00336000014RXHCAA4/adam-rothman

@apotropaic-cat.bsky.social

"Reflexes had got the better of me And what is to be must be Every day the bucket a-go a-well One day the bottom a-go drop out One day the bottom a-go drop out..."

@jryanfish.bsky.social

US historian of settler colonialism and the environment in the Twin Cities.

@troymangan.bsky.social

"the ultimate, hidden truth of the world is that it is something that we make, and could just as easily make differently" David Graeber, The Utopia of Rules: On Technology, Stupidity, and the Secret Joys of Bureaucracy

@stevereally.bsky.social

Longtime librarian, currently unaffiliated.

@mauraseale.bsky.social

Librarian for History at the University of Michigan

@drconvictsandcane.bsky.social

Historian of convict labor/prisons, Black Texas, U.S. History! Assistant professor in a red state. 🥴 Writing a book that explores the significance of sugar and Black convict labor and the shaping of the Texas prison farm model. The House that Cane Built!!

@lampereira.bsky.social

Associate Professor, Department of History, PUC-Rio. Brazilian 19th-20th centuries social history, urban history, black cultures and race relations. Author of “A cidade que dança: clubes e bailes negros no Rio de Janeiro (1881-1933)”.

@andrewallio.bsky.social

PhD Candidate in History at UC Santa Cruz. Studying infrastructure, transportation, cities. All around dilettante.

@msmith750.bsky.social

Assistant Professor at St. Mary's University School of Law. Researching constitutional law, criminal law, and legal oddities.

@allinkw.bsky.social

planner | housing policy | urban studies | ATL | ARC | GSU | Georgia Tech | St. Mary’s College of CA 🏡

@alexbhill.bsky.social

Dir. Data & Community Research. WSU Professor & Coordinator, Geospatial Learning Community. Author, Detroit in 50 Maps & Great Lakes in 50 Maps. Mapping on DETROITography.com, Detroit Free Press, Model D Media, and Great Lakes Now alexbhill.org

@zyudhishthu.bsky.social

Sidewalk enthusiast and former St. Paulite. I like to write about housing policy, especially in the Twin Cities. Nowadays I’m an economics research assistant in Chicago https://pencillingout.substack.com/

@mrjordanhirsch.bsky.social

Freelance writer: https://www.jordan-hirsch.com/ Editor of the interactive map of New Orleans music history at ACloserWalkNola.com