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Black, Brown, and Blue

A Historical Discussion of Policing in Houston

Three Feathers

Storytelling and Restorative Justice in Northern Indigenous Communities

Self-Employed Black Artists

Houston in 2020: Self-Employed Black Artists - an Oral History Project by Amy C. Evans

Resilient Houston

Documenting Hurricane Harvey

Racial Health Disparities and Public History

Oral Histories of LatinX and African American Health in the COVID-19 Pandemic

When the Lights (and Heat) Went Out in Texas

The Texas grid and the recent power failure within the historical context of US national blackouts.

How Texas Changed the Culture of American Athletics

Texas's impact on American sports culture during the era of the Civil Rights and Second-Wave Feminist movements.

Race, Health, and Air Pollution in Houston: Environmental Justice

Race, Health, and Air Pollution in Houston: Environmental Justice During COVID-19

LGBTQ+ HOU: Bayou City Proud - Launch Event

An online launch event for the spring issue, LGBTQ+ HOU: Bayou City Proud!

Seadrift Documentary Panel Discussion: Race, Refugees, and Redemption

A panel discussion with filmmakers, participants, and researchers from the documentary, Seadrift.

The Past, Present, and Future of the Affordable Care Act

A panel discussion of the ACA in historical, legal, medical, and political context.

Preserve the Baltimore Uprising

A case study in radical public history practice.

Civic Tech, History, and Environmental Health Protection

Leveraging IT for Social Good?

Conscience Incorporated

The Convoluted History of Religious Hospitals and Religious Feedom in the United States

San José Clinic

Forever Healing

Curanderismo

Mexican Healting Practices in American Society

Sharing Stories from 1977

Women's Political Engagement, Then and Now & Building Sharing Stories from 1977

CURED Documentary Panel Discussion

A conversation on the film and the history behind the removal of homosexuality from the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) manual of mental illnesses.

CRIP CAMP : A Disability Revolution, Panel Discussion

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Cathy Kudlick, Fran Osborne, Andraea Lavant, and Dr. Laurie Lambeth as they discuss the film, Camp Jened, and the history behind the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Preserving Women's History at the Smithsonian

A conversation with Dr. Tey Marianna Nunn, Director, American Women's History Initiative, Smithsonian Institute.

Houston History Magazine Launch

Celebrating the new issue of Houston History magazine, this panel discussion will feature Engines of Our Ingenuity creator Dr. John Lienhard and history professor and contributor Dr. Cathy Patterson.

Sharing Stories from 1979 - Student Showcase

Student Presentations

Student Presentations