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DESCRIPTION:October 9-12\, 2025Los Angeles\, CaliforniaJoin the Urban Histo
 ry Association for a vibrant and generative conference that will showcase 
 new research\, consider the state of the field\, engage with a broad publi
 c\, and introduce new audiences and new communities to our area of study. 
 We especially hope to engage K-12 teachers\, writers\, activists\, artists
 \, and community leaders invested in Los Angeles and its region.The confer
 ence theme\, &ldquo\;Metropolitan Majorities\,&rdquo\; reflects trends acr
 oss the world: the ongoing population growth of cities and their metropoli
 tan areas\; the rising ethnoracial and cultural diversity of urban and sub
 urban places\; the increasing concentration of economic activities\; and t
 he contentious politics that have accompanied these changes.This is our fi
 rst meeting not just in Los Angeles\, but also in California and on the We
 st Coast. Holding our conference in a metropolitan region approaching twen
 ty million people\, one that is highly diverse\, extremely wealthy and une
 qual\, globally connected\, and a preeminent center of cultural production
 &mdash\;offers an ideal venue to think about these trends\, their historic
 al antecedents\, and their present implications.Full program and registrat
 ion information.
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251009
LOCATION:California\,United States\,Los Angeles
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SUMMARY:METROPOLITAN MAJORITIES: The Urban History Association’s 11th Bienn
 ial Conference
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>October 9-12\, 2025<br />Los Angeles\, Cali
 fornia</p><div>Join the Urban History Association for a vibrant and genera
 tive conference that will showcase new research\, consider the state of th
 e field\, engage with a broad public\, and introduce new audiences and new
  communities to our area of study. We especially hope to engage K-12 teach
 ers\, writers\, activists\, artists\, and community leaders invested in Lo
 s Angeles and its region.</div><div><br /></div><div>The conference theme\
 , &ldquo\;Metropolitan Majorities\,&rdquo\; reflects trends across the wor
 ld: the ongoing population growth of cities and their metropolitan areas\;
  the rising ethnoracial and cultural diversity of urban and suburban place
 s\; the increasing concentration of economic activities\; and the contenti
 ous politics that have accompanied these changes.</div><div><br /></div><d
 iv><p>This is our first meeting not just in Los Angeles\, but also in Cali
 fornia and on the West Coast. Holding our conference in a metropolitan reg
 ion approaching twenty million people\, one that is highly diverse\, extre
 mely wealthy and unequal\, globally connected\, and a preeminent center of
  cultural production&mdash\;offers an ideal venue to think about these tre
 nds\, their historical antecedents\, and their present implications.</p><p
 ></p></div><p></p>
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