- April 5, 2018 “Coretta Scott King, Economic Justice, and Furthering Martin’s Legacy.” Conversations in Black Freedom Studies, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York, NY.
- November 10, 2017. “From Banning the Box to Bond Markets: Methods for Studying the Political Economy of Mass Incarceration.” Invited Panelist. “Life Sentences: Seeing the Incarcerated, Emancipating the Humanities,” Johns Hopkins University.
- November 9, 2017 “‘Will You Be the Next Casualty of Reaganomics?’: Ending Full Employment and Consolidating the Carceral State in the 1980s,” American Studies Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.
- September 22, 2017. “A Brief History of the Civil Rights Struggle for Full Employment,” The First International Conference of Modern Monetary Theory: Economics for New Progressive Era, Kansas City, MO
- September 21, 2017, “The Civil Rights Struggle for Full Employment.” Invited Panelist. Annual Legislative Conference, Congressional Black Caucus. Washington D.C. (Watch the video here and here.)
- September 12, 2017. “Coretta Scott King and the History of the Federal Reserve’s Employment Mandate.” Invited Panelist. Congressional Briefing, Congressional Black Caucus, Washington D.C. (Watch the video here.)
- April 6-9, 2017. “Black Women’s Labor: Economics, Culture and Politics.” Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA.
- April 6-9, 2017. “Podcasts and the Future of Public History.” Invited Panelist. Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA.
- November 19, 2016. “Learning from Losses: Black Freedom Movements for Guaranteed Jobs and the Rise of Mass Incarceration.” American Studies Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO.
- October 14, 2016. “The Making of the Dollar Standard: Racial Capitalism, Stagflation, and the Social Costs of Sound Money in the 1970s.” Invited Lecture. Dartmouth College.
- September 15, 2016. “Full Employment: The Unfinished Task of the Civil Rights Movement.” Invited Panelist, “Why We Need Full Employment Now.” Annual Legislative Conference, Congressional Black Caucus. Washington D.C.
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