Rose Stremlau
Historian – Educator – Author
rose stremlau
I am an award-winning educator and historian who is unafraid to teach “hard history.” As an author, scholar and mentor to students, I believe the past can nurture community in the present and build a better future for us all.
— and when I’m not working with students and primary sources, I enjoy the company of giant fluffy dogs. 🦴
Research Publications
Barbara Hildebrand
What does a Native woman impoverished laundress & abuse survivor have to say about US expansion & economic advance? It turns out, a lot.
The History of Rape
What was initially a grad paper on Sarah Winnemucca’s brilliant theorizing about rape as a weapon of settler colonialism has now become a labor of love on the history of rape.
Sustaining the Cherokee Family
While previous historians have explained how land reform was legalized and exploited, I shift focus to the resilience of the people targeted.
Sustaining the Cherokee Family
Kinship and the Allotment of an Indigenous Nation
Community
Restorative history invites us to consider the historical forces that shape us.
Indigenous Studies
Engaging in reciprocal relationships rooted in the practice of sovereignty.
College Histories
Belonging begins with understanding our past.
