Are you a historian committed to social justice in the here-and-now? The Reproductive Justice History Project seeks a productive researcher and writer who communicates scholarship to general audiences effectively and is eager to place little-known stories of organizing for body autonomy in the hands of movement leaders today. Job Summary The Roots of Reproductive Justice History Project seeks a historian of women, gender and sexuality to research and produce content for a website that traces movements for body autonomy across the full span of U.S. history. This fixed-term position (end date June 30, 2027) can be full- or part-time with options for remote work. We have the equivalent of two full time positions avail