“The Anti-apartheid movements and the church: Archbishop Walter Paul Khotso Makhulu,”
- Life History, Political Biography and Struggle History, History Workshop
· September 2022
International Meeting or Conference
University of the Witwatersrand,
“New Perspectives on Southern Repression”
- Southern Labor Studies Conference
· September 2022
Other
Chapel Hill
"Afterthoughts"
- Athol Fugard, The Road to Mecca
· December 2021
Invited Talk
Burning Coal Theatre Company,
Raleigh, NC
(canceled - Covid)
“Walter Khotso Makhulu and the creation of refugee policies for southern and east Africa, 1960- 1990”
· November 2021
International Meeting or Conference
African Studies Association,
“Follow the Money: Norwegian Anti-apartheid Funding – the Christian Assistance Program”
- Funding the Struggle against Apartheid, African Studies Association Meeting
· November 2019
International Meeting or Conference
Boston
Putting Global Competence and Intercultural Understanding into Practice: Lessons from Global Universities
- AFS Global Conference, 2019
· October 2019
International Meeting or Conference
Montreal, Canada
“The Anti-Apartheid Movements and the Church: Archbishop Walter Paul Khotso Makhulu”
- Religious Activism & Biography in South African History
· December 2016
International Meeting or Conference
African Studies Association,
Washington, D.C.
Religion, Church Networks, and the Fight against Apartheid: The Life and Times of Walter Paul Khotso Makhulu
- North Eastern Workshop on Southern Africa
· April 2016
International Meeting or Conference
Burlington, Vermont
“Statelessness: A Historical Case Study from Apartheid South Africa”
- “UNHCR’s Global Action Plan to End Statelessness: A Critical Examination of Identification Infrastructures”
· May 2015
Other
Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke University,
“Race and Labor in the Late 19th Century”
· March 2015
International Meeting or Conference
Southern Labor Studies Association,
Washington, D.C.
Chair and Commentator
"Fair Wages: A History of Getting Paid"
- Interview by Edward Ayers
· March 28, 2014
Broadcast Appearance
Back Story Radio,
http://backstoryradio.org/shows/fair-wages/
Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Careers in the Social Sciences and Humanities
· February 2014
Instructional Course, Workshop, or Symposium
Duke University,
Durham, NC
“Interfaith Vigil for Nelson Mandela”
· December 10, 2013
Broadcast Appearance
Duke Chapel,
Organizer with Catherine Admay and Dean Luke Powery
Roundtable, "Durham's Jewish Community in Transition"
· June 16, 2013
Instructional Course, Workshop, or Symposium
Durham County Library
Collaborated with Joanne Abel, Humanities and Adult Programming Coordinator, Durham County Library and Katie Spencer, Executive Director, Museum of Durham History. Panelists: Lynne Grossman, Leonard Rogoff, Robert Rosenstein, Karin Shapiro (Chair). Between 120-140 people attended
“Religion and Black Freedom Struggles in the U.S. and South Africa”
- Comparative History Workshop
· April 2013
International Meeting or Conference
University of Witwatersrand and Duke University,
Durham, NC
Panelist with Ebrahim Moosa (Religion Department, Duke University), "Jews and Muslim in Apartheid...and After"
· February 1, 2013
Lecture
International Peace Work. Panel with David Shulman, (Hebrew University), David Gilmartin (NCSU), Nadia Yaqub (UNC-Chaple Hill), "Comparing Aparthied and Israel's Occupation of the West Bank."
· October 1, 2012
Lecture
American and South African Comparative History
· 2011
Lecture
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg,
Invited Roundtable Discussions ; University of the Witwatersrand and Duke Scholars
Then and Now - Eight South African Photographers
· April 1, 2008
Lecture
Perkins Library, Duke University,
Perkins Library, Duke University
Invited Lectures ; Karin Shapiro ; Exhibit Opening
Nelson Mandela: A Light So Powerful
· January 2008
Lecture
American Tobacco Campus, Durham, North Carolina,
Invited Lectures ; Karin Shapiro
Scott Reynolds Nelson, Steel Drivin’ Man – John Henry –The Untold Story of an American Legend
· May 2007
International Meeting or Conference
Labor and Working-Class History Association and Southern Labor Studies Association,
Durham, NC
"No Exit? The Politics of South African Emigration Restrictions in Early Apartheid South Africa"
- Northeastern Workshop on Southern Africa
· April 2007
International Meeting or Conference
Burlington, Vermont
"Unintended Consequences: The Politics of Punishment and Imprisonment in the South"
· November 2006
International Meeting or Conference
Southern Historical Association,
Birmingham
“Double Vision: Stories of South Africans in North Carolina"
- 27th Durban International Film Festival
· June 2006
Other
"Social Medicine in South Africa and Abroad: the North Carolina Connection"
- “Pholela: The Foundation of Social Medicine in South Africa and the World”
· May 2006
Instructional Course, Workshop, or Symposium
Columbia University,
"Double Vision: Stories of South Africans in North Carolina"
- Southern Fried Flicks Festival
· January 2006
Other
Augusta, Georgia
"Changing Voices: Alternative Historical Perspectives in South Africa"
· February 2005
Invited Talk
Center for Documentary Studies, Duke University,
(With ethnomusicologist Louise Meintjes and documentary photographer Paul Weinberg)
“New Perspectives on the Gilded Age and Progressive Era: Labor, Race and the State”
· January 2004
International Meeting or Conference
American Historical Association,
Washington, D.C.
Chair and Commentator
“New Perspectives on the Black Working Class in the Jim Crow Era”
· November 2000
International Meeting or Conference
Southern Historical Association,
Louisville
Chair and Commentator
"'Boundaries of Dissent': The Battle Against Convict Labor in the Tennessee Coalfields"
- Feminist Women in History
· April 2000
Instructional Course, Workshop, or Symposium
Durham, NC
“The Prism of a New South Rebellion: Criminal Justice and Convict Labor in Late Nineteenth-Century Tennessee”
- Southern Labor Studies Conference
· October 1999
International Meeting or Conference
Atlanta
"Comparisons and Connections: South Africa and the United States"
· April 1998
International Meeting or Conference
Organization of American Historians,
Indianapolis
"The Prism of a New South Rebellion: Political Economy, Industrialization, and Criminal Justice in Late Nineteenth-Century Tennessee"
· February 1996
Invited Talk
University of Miami,
"Only the State May be a Master: The Termination of Tennessee's Convict Lease"
· April 1992
International Meeting or Conference
Organization of American Historians,
Chicago
"Convict Labor in Three Georgia Industries"
- Southern Labor Studies Conference
· October 1991
International Meeting or Conference
Atlanta
Commentator
"Race and the Construction of Southern Society"
· March 1991
Invited Talk
Earlham College,
"'History from South Africa': A Critical Review"
· December 1990
Invited Talk
Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies, Princeton University,
Invited participant to a roundtable discussion
History from South Africa: A Critical Review
- Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies
· December 1990
Invited Talk
Princeton University,
"Racism and the Limits of Republicanism: The East Tennessee Coal Miners' Rebellion of 1891-1892"
- New Perspectives on the 1890s
· October 1989
Invited Talk
Allentown College,
Pennsylvania
The Tennessee Coal Miners' Revolts, 1891-92: Convict Labor, Political Culture adn Southern Rural Industrialization
· February 1989
Invited Talk
Harvard University,
"'The Convicts Must Go!': Tennessee Miners and the State 1891-92"
- Comparative Social History Seminar
· May 1987
Invited Talk
Oxford University,
The Convict Must Go! Tennesse Miners and the State 1891-92
- Comparative Social History Seminar
· May 1987
Invited Talk
Oxford University,
"The East Tennessee Coal Miners' Rebellion, 1891-92"
- Southern Labor Studies Conference
· October 1986
International Meeting or Conference
Atlanta
"'The Company was the District': Pilgrim's Rest, 1915-20"
- African Studies Association Conference
· November 1985
International Meeting or Conference
New Orleans