Continuities and Changes”

As many women's historians well know, collaborative projects that bring together a diversity of voices and research expertise have deeply enriched feminist scholarship and helped to democratize intellectual work in the academy. So what better way to report on "Continuities and Changes: Fourteenth Berkshire Conference on the History of Women"--a three-day, 204-session feminist history conference that left many folks feeling enlightened, exhilarated, and exhausted--than to do so collaboratively? Furthermore, the impressive mix of scholars, activists, and projects that characterized this (as other) Berks program deserved more than one individual's response, and, together, we could give fuller coverage of the conference. We are all Canadian but represent a mix of regular Berks goers and first-time participants; museum-and universitybased historians; and research interests spanning women's labor, ethnic radicalism, homelessness, sexuality, and bodies

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