Interview: The Old Front Line podcast with Paul Reed
Presentation: “The Imperial War Graves Commission During the Invasion of France, 1940,” University of Edinburgh, 2023
“Commission Families and the Evacuation of 1940,” Commonwealth War Graves Commission Blog, May 2020
“The Beautiful, Forgotten, and Moving Graves of New England’s Slaves,” Atlas Obscura
Interview: “Hidden Tales at the Granary Burying Ground,” Radio Boston, WBUR
“Pompe Stevens: Enslaved Artisan,” Commonplace, The Journal of Early American Life. Pompe Stevens was an enslaved gravestone carver who worked in Newport, Rhode Island in the eighteenth century.
“Well Known As Miss Betty Cooper: Gender Expression in 18th-Century Boston,” Notches
Presentation: “The Sugar Planters of Brattle Street”
– Longfellow House National Historic Site (2019)
– Universities Studying Slavery National Conference (2019)
Presentation: “Harvard and Slavery”
– Society of Historians of the Early American Republic, July 2019
“Gravestones and American Innocence in the American Revolution”
– Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Art of Revolutions (2018)
Presentation: “‘Can Work at the Goldsmith’s Business’: Enslaved Silver- and Goldsmiths in the Northern Colonies, 1700-1790”
– Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture Conference (2015)
“The New England Primer, an African American Artifact” Schooldays in New England: Proceedings of the Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife (2015)