Digitization of Sources and the American Revolution

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As the semiquincentennial approaches, Miriam Liebman comments on historiographical shifts relating to women's and diplomatic history in the era of the Revolution.

IMLS Grant Termination Targets LGBTQ+ History

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NEH Cuts Threaten Visibility of Indian Boarding School History

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NPS Removes LGBTQ+ Audio Tour of Beacon Hill and Downtown Boston

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Army Website Removes Profile of Native American Military Service Member

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New Wikipedia Page to Track DOD Censorship

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NPS Removes References to Systemic Racism and Historical Bias

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NPS Material on Ben Franklin and Slavery Removed

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NPS Civil War Summary Report Deleted

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JER From Conference Paper to Article Workshop

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Open to anybody who has presented a conference paper on the era of the early republic in 2022, 2023, 2024, or 2025.

White House Deletes Lincoln Page

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US Army Libraries Ordered to Remove Books

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SHEAR Biography Workshop 2025 Call for Participants

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Changes to NPS Website on Harriet Tubman

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Naval Academy Removes History Books from Library

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Tracking the Changes to American History

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The JER/Pano launches the Early Republic Tracker to keep a record of changes in how history is represented online and in national parks, museums, and other historical sites.

SHEAR Second Book Workshop

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Christ vs. Culture, Religion vs. Politics

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Emily Conroy-Krutz reflects on the "porousness of the boundary between religion and politics" in the Early Republic, a dynamic paralleled in contemporary American denominations' debates over issues like LGBTQ rights.