Berkshire Conference of Women Historians

Empowering Women Historians Since 1930

The Berkshire Conference of Women Historians, founded by Louise Fargo Brown and Louise Ropes Loomis, has been a beacon for women in the historical profession since 1930. Originally known as the Lakeville History Group, this organization has evolved to create a vital network for women historians, particularly after World War II. Through events like the triennial 'Big Berks' conference, it fosters scholarship and collaboration among women in history.

Impacting Women's History

With a focus on promoting women's history, the Berkshire Conference has significantly advanced the role of women scholars in the historical profession.

Why Donate?

Your donations support travel funds for indigenous and international scholars, assist graduate students and contingent faculty in attending meetings, and fund fellowships. This ensures the continuation of its mission to uplift women in history.

Join the Movement

Support the Berkshire Conference of Women Historians today! Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps empower women historians and promotes vital scholarship in women's history. Make a difference now!