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    		•  H-SAWH, An H-Net Network Discussing Women and Gender in the U.S. South
    Welcome to the H-SAWH home page. H-SAWH is sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Council of Learned Societies. H-SAWH is a member of H-Net Humanities Social Sciences OnLine and co-sponsored by the Southern Association for Women Historians (membership form). H-SAWH is free and open to everyone with an interest in the history of women and gender in the U.S. South. Tell me more about H-SAWH

    *Announcing the SAWH Mentoring Toolkit

    Eighth Southern Conference on Women’s History June 4-6, 2009  University of South Carolina, Columbia South Carolina
    Information about registration, program, and accommodations

    SAWH Teaching Wiki
    http://sawhteaching.wikispaces.com
    Developed by Elsa Barkley Brown and the SAWH ad hoc committee on teaching.
    Wiki moderated by Elizabeth Dunn.
    This is an interactive and collaborative space where members share teaching ideas, syllabi, and commentary on a wide range of teaching topics including oral history, primary sources, teaching with films, technology, visual literacy, and service learning.
     

    *Women Shaping the South: Creating and Confronting Change.
    University of Missouri Press, 2007.

    Edited by Angela Boswell and Judith N. McArthur is a collection inspired by the Sixth Southern Conference on Women's History.    		 
    *SAWH Report on the Status of Women in the Profession

    Recent Messages Posted on H-SAWH
    - ANN: New Research Hours at SC Historical Society  "McDaid, Jennifer (LVA)" <Jennifer.McDaid@LVA.VIRGINIA.GOV>
    - CFP: 2010 SHA meeting in Charlotte (Material Culture in the South)  "McDaid, Jennifer (LVA)" <Jennifer.McDaid@LVA.VIRGINIA.GOV>
    - CFP: Annual Meeting of the Agricultural History Society, June 2010  "McDaid, Jennifer (LVA)" <Jennifer.McDaid@LVA.VIRGINIA.GOV>
    - Crosspost from H-CivWar: Jabour on Silber, _Gender and the Sectional Conflict_  Antoinette van Zelm <avanzelm@MTSU.EDU>
    - CFP: AIHA Conference Baton Rouge--New Deadline  "McDaid, Jennifer (LVA)" <Jennifer.McDaid@LVA.VIRGINIA.GOV>
    - CFP: 2010 Virginia Forum Call for Papers (Correction)  "McDaid, Jennifer (LVA)" <Jennifer.McDaid@LVA.VIRGINIA.GOV>
    - CFP: 2010 Virginia Forum Call for Papers  "McDaid, Jennifer (LVA)" <Jennifer.McDaid@LVA.VIRGINIA.GOV>
    		Recent Reviews published by H-SAWH

    Reviewer: Christiane Warren
    Title: The Secret Trust of Aspasia Cruvellier Mirault: The Life and Trials of a Free Woman of Color in Antebellum Georgia
    Author: Janice Sumler-Edmond

    Reviewer: Deanna Gillespie
    Title: Invisible Activists: Women of the Louisiana NAACP and the Struggle for Civil Rights, 1915-1945
    Author: Lee Sartain

    Reviewer: Loyce Miles
    Title: Rape and Sexual Power in Early America
    Author: Sharon Block

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