September 2018

  • Note:  Over a hundred scholars and activists have issued a statement  opposing plans for a new U.S. Marine base in Okinawa.  Historian Peter Kuznick of American University (pkuznick@aol.com) is one of the coordinators of the statement. Links to Recent Articles of Interest “How the Koch Brothers Built the Most Powerful Rightwing Group You’ve Never Heard…

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  • Dear H-PAD supporters,   Apologies:  many of you have had problems with the Paypal donation page we sent you, in error.  If you are trying to donate, this will work much better! Donate to H-PAD here, and help us launch our “Public History” campaign. If you would to sign up as a Campus or Community Contact, that…

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  • We need your help!

    Dear H-PAD supporters, Historians for Peace and Democracy is gearing up for the 2018-2019 academic year.  You have already received three “Voting Rights Alerts” from us, to help prepare for the midterm elections on November 6.  Besides students’ right to vote, our focus this fall is on “Public History,” finding ways to support the Resistance with useful, accessible,…

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  • Links to Recent Articles of Interest “John Dower in Conversation: Part I” Historian John Dower interviewed by Patrick Lawrence, The Nation, posted September 6 The noted historian of Japan talks about his career and about the challenges of writing history in times like the present. Another Pulitzer Prize-winning Asian historian, Herbert Bix, was also part of…

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  • This newsletter is also available in a pdf and Word format for downloading and/or printing on our website at https://new.historiansforpeace.org/activities/newsletters/. H-PAD Steering Committee Newsletter #1 _____________ September 6, 2018 Historians for Peace and Democracy   Welcome to our first H-PAD newsletter! We have started this newsletter in order to share news with our members and…

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  • Dear H-PAD supporters, Among the profusion of groups focused on helping students vote, CEEP (the Campus Elections Engagement Project) is notable for its grassroots focus on campus, rather than creating “apps” to engage students electronically. It also publishes a lot of useful, up-to-date information. For instance, national Constitution Day is coming up on September 17, and they…

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