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Nicole Martin answered questions about her WHA award-winning article published in "PHR," 'The Indian, Chinese, and Mormon Questions: The American Home and Reconstruction Politics in the West' in a Q&A on the UC Press blog. #WHA2025 www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/p...
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Read Nicole Martin's WHA award-winning article for free online for a limited time. #WHA2025 doi.org/10.1525/phr....
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Nicole Martin, who won the WHA's Ray Allen Billington Prize for her "Pacific Historical Review" article 'The Indian, Chinese, and Mormon Questions,' unfortunately couldn't be at #WHA2025, but PHR's Assoc Ed Brenda Frink was there to accept the award on her behalf.
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Author Caitlin Keliiaa showing off her book, Refusing Settler Domesticity, at the University of Washington Press booth. Additional books in western history are on display behind.
Author Coll Thrush showing off his book, Wrecked: Unsettling Histories from the Graveyard of the Pacific, at the University of Washington Press booth. Additional books in western history are on display behind.
Author Adrian De Leon showing off his forthcoming book, Balikbayan: A Revenant History of the Filipino Homeland, at the University of Washington Press booth. Additional books in western history are on display behind.
Author Holly Miowak Guise smiling while displaying three framed award certificates for her book, Alaska Native Resilience, at the Western History Association Conference.
That's a wrap for #WHA2025! Big thanks to the Western History Association and everyone who came by our booth. A reminder for all WHA members: our 40% off conference discount code, WWHA25, is valid through October 31!
Browse and save on books in #WesternHistory: uwapress.uw.edu/western-hist...
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Table of books and journals received awards at the WA, with California History and a Fernandez painting of a woman mopping up the sea at the border wall at the pacific.
Had a great time at the Western History Association Conference in Albuquerque. Here's a Western History starter pack I made aways back (let me know if you want to be added).
Here's some award winners, congrats! (on the cover of California History is a painting by Ana
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Terrific time, as always, at #WHA2025 in Albuquerque. Great panels and wonderful time meeting up with old friends and making new ones. I'm proud to say I ate chiles on every meal, too.
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For folks that attended our #WHA2025 panel on generative AI, here's yet more on its harms (beyond capital-h History).
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Some day a Western historian will write about this, and that many Western historians were the crowd marching for democracy and against fascism.
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Western History Association in ABQ was so great. Saw old friends (sad I didn’t see many others who I heard were there), talked with prospective authors for my UNM series, had a nice roundtable with other centers people, ate good food, & tried to stand up for democracy at the #NoKings march. #WHA2025
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Had the loveliest of times attending my first Western History Association in Albuquerque this week! And extremely humbled to share I received the WHA Jensen-Miller Prize for best article in women's and gender history of the American West 📚🤓
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Got out of the Western History Conference #WHA2025 just to find #NoKings protest marching by. Was happy to join for the little bit I could. It was humongous. Patriotic Americans despise fascists like Trump and his MAGA cult
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People on the street protesting, with signs about No Kings
No Kings.
Now on central and 22nd
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Thank you to the Western History Association and all #WHA2025 attendees for a wonderful few days in Albuquerque!
As a reminder, our WHA website will stay open for a few weeks so you have time to save 40% on the titles we featured at the conference:
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Already the last few hours of #WHA2025. Stop by our booth and see if we have something that catches your eye.
Our WHA website will stay up a little longer so you still have time to save 40% on our featured books: www.ucpress.edu/book-lists/w...
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Folks at #WHA2025 are not the only ones doing the work of the historian at the Albuquerque Convention Center; in one sky bridge, there is also an artist with a brush and palette painting a magnificent fresco of New Mexico wine history.
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Alas we are not having a last day sale at #WHA2025 this year...because EVERY day is the last day sale. All paperbacks are $10 and all hardbacks are $20, so stop by our booth IRL to say hi and stock up!
#readup #booksale #westernhistory #history
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"There is no other anthology like this one, focusing on the overall field of US Latinx art."
Read our Q&A with A HANDBOOK OF LATINX ART co-editors Rocío Aranda-Alvarado and Deborah Cullen-Morales and why this work is more critical than ever: www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/q...
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Welcome to the second day in the exhibit hall at #WHA2025!
Find us in booth 23 today until 5:00 pm. Tomorrow (Saturday) the exhibit hall will be open 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. You can also visit our conference book page at beav.es/xRk!
#WesternHistory #OSUPress #Albuquerque #BookExhibit
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Congratulations to Holly Miowak Guise whose book ALASKA NATIVE RESILIENCE won three book awards from the Western History Association! #WHA2025
@hollyguise.bsky.social
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A young man wearing a leather jacket, suit pants, a dress shirt, and a bowtie
Ready for day 2 of #WHA2025. Fall is in the air!
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Red or green chiles? What New Mexico pepper do you prefer?
Now that we've got your attention, swing by our exhibit booth at #WHA2025 or check out our WHA website and save 40% off on our featured Western History books: www.ucpress.edu/book-lists/w...
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Roundtable: Western History in the Generative AI Era Sponsored by the WHA Digital Scholarship Committee Location: Santo Domingo (Convention Center) Chair: Sean Fraga, University of Southern California Cameron Blevins, University of Colorado Denver The State of Generative AI in October 2025 Rachel Birch, George Mason University Mowing the Lawn with a Hammer: Pivoting from Codependency to Cointelligence with AI Tools Jason Heppler, George Mason University Tools with Thought: Generative AI as an Assistant in Historical Research Amanda Regan, Clemson University Bridging the Gap: Leveraging AI Tools to Lower Barriers for Historians Learning to Code Comment: Audience
Kick off your morning at #WHA2025 with some spicy takes on Generative AI and history from Sean Fraga, Rachel Birch, @jasonheppler.org, @regan008.bsky.social, and myself (8:15-9:45am, Santo Domingo Room)
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I’ll be there! (And I have a small No Kings reference written in to my Saturday morning paper) #wha2025
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For #WHA2025, we'd like to highlight a few authors and their books that take a unique look at the West and it's history.
"What narrative should we tell ourselves about the nation’s past?"
Check out our op-ed from Mark Egnal, author of CHALLENGING THE MYTHS OF US HISTORY:
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#WHA2025 should be exciting this year! Loving all the Tex-Mex & turquoise here in Albuquerque 🤗
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