Staying connected with other historians, activists, and educators is increasingly a crucial part of what we do. Which listservs do you find most useful? Let us know by emailing lawcha@duke.edu.
Campus Living Wage Listserv
Ask questions, plan actions, and talk shop with other activists across the country.
To provide a forum for scholars, serious students, and all who want
to participate in a scholarly discussion of the history of American
communism and domestic anticommunism encompassing the
history of the Communist Party of the USA (CPUSA), groups that
split from the CPUSA, and competing radical movements. Foreign
policy and Cold War diplomacy will not be a subject except when
there is some relevance to domestic political history. Similarly,
Soviet communism and the Communist International will be a topic
only to the extent that there is relevance to the history of the
domestic Communist movement. The network will provide a place
to report on research in progress, recent publications and openings
of archival resources, raise research questions, open scholarly
dialogue, and provide information about conferences and symposia.
H-HOAC is build on the work of "The Historians of American
Communism" an organization founded in 1982 and which has
published a quarterly Newsletter continuously since that time.
Portside (the left side in nautical parlance) is a news, discussion and
debate service of the Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and
Socialism. It aims to provide varied material of interest to people on the
left.
United Students Against Sweatshops Discussion Group
