

S2 E6 Picnicking at the End of Empire + Around AHA 2024
5 snips Feb 7, 2024
Explore the picnicking practices of Sephardic Jewish communities in the late Ottoman Empire, focusing on food, setting, and cultural exchange. Discover the evolution and significance of picnicking in the Ottoman Empire, including the experiences of different social groups. Experience the Sephardic Los Angeles community and their global connections. Dive into attendees' experiences at the AHA conference, discussing panels on historiography, women in colonial Mexico, and race in the Atlantic world. Learn about the development of a new course on US women's history.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Sephardic Picnicking Tradition in the Ottoman Empire and its Connection to Photography
02:45 • 3min
Exploring the Evolution and Significance of Picnicking in the Ottoman Empire
05:46 • 21min
Sephardic Los Angeles, AHA 2024, and Global Connections
26:43 • 3min
Impressions and Attendees' Experiences at the AHA Conference
29:39 • 5min
Developing a New Course on US Women's History
34:31 • 5min