Scholars’ Workshop in Early African American Print

The Scholars’ Workshop in Early African American Print is a five-day in-person workshop for graduate students and early career scholars specializing in pre-1900 African American history and culture. Participants work closely with primary sources and refine works in progress such as dissertation chapters, book proposals, or scholarly articles. The workshop provides professional development and direct access to the American Antiquarian Society’s holdings of early African American newspapers, pamphlets, books, and other original sources.

Access to American Antiquarian Society primary-source holdings, professional development, mentorship, and dedicated time to refine works in progress.

Open to graduate students and early career scholars specializing in pre-1900 African American history and culture.

Register or apply via the American Antiquarian Society's registration/application links provided on the AAS website.