2017 Annual Meeting
–Lived Decolonizations: Local Experiences of Colonial Transition
–History Communication in the Classroom: Disrupting the History Undergrad and Grad Curricula
–Federal Government Historians and Historical Perspectives in Governance and Policy
–Roundtable on Rachel Laudan’s Cuisine and Empire
–Human Rights and US Foreign Policy during the Late Cold War
–Historians as Expert Witnesses
–French Decolonization in Global Perspective
–Historians in the Policy Arena: Bringing the Past in Dialogue with the Present
–Teaching with the National History Center’s Mock Policy Briefing Program
–Founding Women Digital Documentary Editing Project
–Redrawing Imperial Maps of Knowledge: UNESCO, Decolonization, and International Collaboration in Science and Arts Expertise, 1945-65

2016 Annual Meeting
–Global Histories of National Development in Africa, Latin America, and South Asia
–History Communicators
–Pressing Issues: History Meets Public Policy Roundtable
–Expertise on the Move: Technologies of Rule across the British Empire
–Defining Social Needs: A Conversation among Historians and Foundation Officials about Philanthropy Past and Present
–The Decolonization of Cultural Institutions across Empires
–The Intellectual Legacy of C.A. Bayly

2015 Annual Meeting
-Internationalism and Empire: New Histories of International Society
-Regions and Geographies of Decolonization
-Getting it Right: Passing the Voting Rights Act, 1965
-Labor and the Workplace in New York City, Past and Present
-The Cult of Cassoulet, or Engaging with the Public through Food History
-New Directions in Asian American Immigration