Recent & Upcoming Talks

2020

This workshop will offer tangible benefits to newcomers by introducing the work and purpose of linked data, but it will also offer …
Sep 16, 2020

A presentation of HistSex.org to the SAA DGSS
Aug 12, 2020

This workshop will offer tangible benefits to newcomers by introducing the work and purpose of linked data, but it will also offer …
Jul 8, 2020 Austin, Texas

A discussion of the ways in which linked data, classification, and cataloging can inform each other in digital envirionments.
Jul 1, 2020 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A talk to the Equitable Action Committee of Visual Resources Association about critical cataloging.
Jun 24, 2020 12:00 AM

This presentation was meant to present some of the local work being doing at Indiana University Bloomington on subject headings and …
Jun 23, 2020 Bloomington, Indiana

This presentation was meant to argue that collections specialists must consider ethical practices in their work.
May 14, 2020 Washington D.C.

This poster argues that the Kinsey(s) classified, documented, described, and preserved human sexualities—and in doing so, created them
Feb 17, 2020 Granada, Spain, Europe

This presentation examines the print, research, and book history of what the Sexual Revolution meant to those living through it. …
Jan 4, 2020 Morgan Room (New York Hilton, Second Floor)
Slides

2019

A discussion of the ways in which linked data, classification, and cataloging can inform each other in digital envirionments.
Oct 4, 2019 Lawrence, Kanasas

A presentation on the variety of ways that queer digital archives are approaching linked data.
Sep 4, 2019 Bloomington, Indiana
Slides

For a several years, I was the co-host and CFO of the AskHistorians Podcast.
Sep 1, 2019

I presented on the history of porn studies, particularly focusing on the relationship between Steven Marcus and the Kinsey Institute.
Jul 18, 2019 Amherst College

2017

A presentation on the ways that AskHistorians enabled public history work to be done.
Apr 20, 2017 Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

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A podcast episode talking about my research!
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