All presentations take place in 300 Wallace Hall, Princeton University.
Thursday, June 6, 2019
8:30am—9:30am | Coffee & Continental Breakfast
9:30am—9:45am | Opening Remarks
Keith Wailoo | Chair, Department of History
Angela Creager | Director, Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies
9:45am—10:30am | Law & Difference Opening Keynote
“Getting Rid of Exceptionality Narratives: Why Understanding the History of Structural Racism in Reproductive Medicine Matters”
Deirdre Cooper Owens (Queens College)
10:30am—12:00pm | Session I—Historiograph(ies):
Reassessing Histories of Racism, Law, Medicine, and Their Structures
- Eric Herschthal (Ohio State University)
- Wangui Muigai (Brandeis University)
- Giuliana Perrone (University of California—Santa Barbara)
- Sharla Fett (Occidental College)
Discussant: Keith Wailoo (Princeton University)
12:00pm—1:00pm | Lunch
1:00pm—2:30pm | Session II—Spatialit(ies):
Accounting for Geographies of Health and Sites of Care
- Maria K. John (University of Massachusetts—Boston)
- Carla Yanni (Rutgers University)
- Rhonda Y. Williams (Vanderbilt University)
Discussant: Khiara M. Bridges (Boston University)
2:30pm—3:00pm | Coffee & Tea
3:00pm—4:45pm | Session III—Legalit(ies) and Communit(ies):
Navigating Law, Social Movements, and Difference
- George Aumoithe (Princeton University)
- Elizabeth Nelson (Indiana University—Purdue University Indianapolis)
- Kimani Paul-Emile (Fordham University)
- Aziza Ahmed (Northeastern University)
Discussant: Leslie E. Gerwin (Princeton University)
6:30pm | Panelists’ Dinner
Mediterra Restaurant & Bar
29 Hulfish St., Princeton, NJ 08542-3201
Friday, June 7, 2019
9:00—10:00am | Coffee & Continental Breakfast
10:00am—11:30am | Session IV—Methodolog(ies):
Making Sense of Structural Racism through Critical Historical Approaches on Medical Treatment & Social Science
- Ezelle Sanford III (Princeton University)
- Tala Khanmalek (Princeton University)
- Kwame Holmes (Bard College)
- Graham Mooney (Johns Hopkins University)
Discussant: Lundy Braun (Brown University)
11:30am—12:15pm | Law & Difference Closing Keynote
“Dehumanization, White Supremacy, and Public Health Law: Three Reasons Why America’s Past Is Not Even Past”
Dayna Bowen Matthew (University of Virginia School of Law)
12:15pm—12:30pm | Closing Remarks
George Aumoithe (Princeton University)
12:30pm—2:30pm | Panelists’ Working Lunch: Planning Future Steps for an Edited Volume
This session is closed to the public.