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Please consider submitting an abstract for #ASECS23 session 145. Roundtable: Reproductive Rights and Bodily Autonomy: The Eighteenth Century and Today, [Presidential Session] Chairs: @VictoriaBWs and @NushPowell. Submission form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Screenshot of CFP for session 145. Roundtable: Reproductive Rights and Bodily Autonomy: The Eighteenth Century and Today. Chairs: Victoria Barnett-Woods and Nush Powell. CFP can be found at http://www.asecswomenscaucus.com/asecs-2023-womens-caucus-sessions.html

ALT Screenshot of CFP for session 145. Roundtable: Reproductive Rights and Bodily Autonomy: The Eighteenth Century and Today. Chairs: Victoria Barnett-Woods and Nush Powell. CFP can be found at http://www.asecswomenscaucus.com/asecs-2023-womens-caucus-sessions.html

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Please consider submitting an abstract to #ASECS23 session #107. Women and Books. Chairs: Heather Heckman-McKenna and @VictoriaBWs. Submission form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Image of the CFP for 107. Women and Books. This panel will explore the relationships between women and books: women’s libraries, women book collectors, book makers, subscriptions, and any other aspect of how women and books intersect. Given that a great deal of book history surrounds men’s relationships to books, how might we build a new narrative around how women used, collected, and made books? And what new insights can we learn about women’s cultural history when we consider how women used books.

ALT Image of the CFP for 107. Women and Books. This panel will explore the relationships between women and books: women’s libraries, women book collectors, book makers, subscriptions, and any other aspect of how women and books intersect. Given that a great deal of book history surrounds men’s relationships to books, how might we build a new narrative around how women used, collected, and made books? And what new insights can we learn about women’s cultural history when we consider how women used books.

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Exhausted Women, here we come!! #asecs2022. Run by our own @NushPowell.
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Currently live tweeting from Key Ballroom 9. See you there!
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LAST CALL FOLKS! The Editing Translation Prize ($1000) window for extension ends TOMORROW! Share your project, win a prize. asecsoffice.wixsite.com/asec…
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Don't forget to get those applications in for our Editing/Translation prize, now extended to Feb. 3rd. Details Here: asecsoffice.wixsite.com/asec…
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🎶🎶Abstracts in morning Abstracts in the evening Abstracts at supper time When scholars want your abstracts, you can have @ASECS anytime. 🎶🎶
Just your daily reminder to submit an abstract to the fabulous panel chairs for #ASECS22 in Baltimore. Here is the link for you to peruse the beauty that is this year's options: af2db5e9-2c87-47a4-b82b-b1fb… We await your contributions! @ASECSOffice @asecstaps @asecsgrad
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We are thrilled to see the @ASECSOffice list of accepted proposals for next year! Check out the WC-sponsored panels, chaired by @marybethharris, Nicole Aljoe, @h_d_hudson and @vzpapp. Check out the flyer for details!
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