Victoria Greene (she/her/hers) is a PhD candidate in ancient history. She focuses on the ancient Greek world, primarily in the fifth century BCE, and explores topics of gender, slavery, and warfare in her work. She has also completed the ISSG Graduate Certificate in...

Jessie is a Ph.D. candidate in African history. She is broadly interested in histories of gender and sexuality, health and healing, and humanitarianism. Her M.A. thesis examined the role of the Mother’s Union in family planning efforts in Uganda from...

Dillon Banis is a PhD candidate in history. His research focuses on the problems of political economy, industrialization, migration, and state- and nation-building in imperial Central Europe, looking in particular at the Prussian sugar beet industry. His research has...

Elya Assayag studies the social and cultural history of women in Morocco during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Since written materials by and about women are scarce, she uses women-designated crafts as central sources for historical analysis. Her...