History in Focus S3 E4 Histories of Resilience
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Dec 4, 2024 Dive into the fascinating concept of resilience across various cultures. Hear about the inspiring recovery stories of the Wiyot Tribe in Northern California and the Kenyan Nubians facing unique challenges. Explore the historical journeys of migrant workers in Brazil, capturing their adaptability in tough times. The discussion emphasizes the power of storytelling, local support networks, and the importance of diverse historical narratives in shaping identities and understanding resilience in the face of adversity.
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AHR's First Special Issue
- The American Historical Review has launched its first special issue to diversify scholarship.
- It aims to include often-underrepresented fields like public history and regions like the Pacific.
Resilience as an Inviting Topic
- The topic of resilience was chosen to attract a wider range of scholars.
- It aimed to include those who might not typically submit to the AHR.
Defining Resilience
- The special issue defines resilience as more than just bouncing back.
- It also includes proactive strategies and adaptation to new realities.