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Yearbook of Women’s History
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Founded in 1980, the Yearbook of Women’s History is a peer-reviewed academic annual covering all aspects of gender connected with historical research throughout the world. Each issue deals with a specific theme, for which we publish CFP yearly.
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Nov 14
Hello! This is the official account for the Jaarboek Vrouwengeschiedenis / Yearbook of Women’s History published at @amsterdamupress.bsky.social We are currently working on issue 43: Women and Ports!
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Jun 8
Did you know that cats were used to ridicule feminists? @lascno.bsky.social wrote about this for #YWH43, which is available online! www.aup.nl/en/book/9789...
The picture shows a fat cat wearing a feathered hat, with her paw on a sign that says 'We demand the vote' and a button that says 'votes for women'. “Postcard : An advocate for woman's rights. [Circa 1910-1913],” Ann Lewis Women's Suffrage Collection
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · May 6
Submissions for issue #44 have closed! Now comes the hard part where we have to make a selection...
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Apr 25
One more week to submit your abstract!
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Feb 24
CfP: "Feminism and the making of the built environment: from past to present".

The YWH is now accepting submissions for issue #44 about feminist architectural practices! yearbookwomenshistory.wordpress.com/2025/02/24/c... #skystorians #architecture #feministarchitecture #academia #CfP
CfP #44: Feminism and the making of the built environment: from past to present
Gender theorists and activists often highlight the historical notion that “cities are made by men.” But is this entirely true? Or does this perspective omit and erase critical aspects of history? T…
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Feb 24
We will consider both articles (3000-6000 words) and more experimental pieces. We invite authors from academia, museums and cultural and heritage institutions, NGOs, and activist organisations.
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Feb 24
How have feminist contributions influenced the development of buildings, districts, and entire
cities? And in what ways were such perspectives excluded or ignored?
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Feb 24
How have local authorities, clients, building firms, activist organizations, and knowledge institutions been
influenced by feminist ideas, intersectional perspectives, or decolonial thought on architecture?
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Feb 24
CfP: "Feminism and the making of the built environment: from past to present".

The YWH is now accepting submissions for issue #44 about feminist architectural practices! yearbookwomenshistory.wordpress.com/2025/02/24/c... #skystorians #architecture #feministarchitecture #academia #CfP
CfP #44: Feminism and the making of the built environment: from past to present
Gender theorists and activists often highlight the historical notion that “cities are made by men.” But is this entirely true? Or does this perspective omit and erase critical aspects of history? T…
yearbookwomenshistory.wordpress.com
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Nov 15
We are currently working on issue 43: Women in Ports! This issues' guest-editor is Irene Jacobs from the Martiem Museum Rotterdam.
Van boven in het midden op een lint: Amsterdam. Rechts daarvan een vliegende engel, het wapen der stad houdende. Links van het lint een engel met het wapen der provincie Holland. In den l.b. op een cartouche omgeven door ankers, roeispanen en vierregelig lat: opschrift: Cui nomen Amnis Amstela etc. In den r.b. op een cartouche, omgeven door zeevaartkundige instrumenten een zevenregelig latijnsch opschrift: Ex ti bi Benigne Spectator. etc. Iin de marge links: Oueradt excudit
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Amsterdam University Press @amsterdamupress.bsky.social · Nov 14
You can read the last edition of the yearbook, 'Gender and Animals in History' in #OpenAccess via our website!

🔗 www.aup.nl/en/book/9789...

#AnimalsinHistory #GenderHistory
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Nov 14
Did you know we also have a website? You can find us at: yearbookwomenshistory.wordpress.com
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Founded in 1980, the Yearbook of Women’s History is a peer-reviewed academic annual covering all aspects of gender connected with historical research throughout the world. Each issue deals with a s…
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Yearbook of Women’s History @womenshistory.bsky.social · Nov 14
Hello! This is the official account for the Jaarboek Vrouwengeschiedenis / Yearbook of Women’s History published at @amsterdamupress.bsky.social We are currently working on issue 43: Women and Ports!
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