Im folgenden sind Vorträge der Projektteilnehmer aufgelistet, die kurz vor oder während des Forschungsprojektes gehalten wurden. Für eine Liste von geplanten Vorträgen siehe „Aktuelles“. 

Wilfried Mausbach:

• 02/07/2003: "Die Freedom Riders" Ernst Fraenkel Lectures, Ringvorlesung "Bürgerliches Engagement" JFK Institute, FU Berlin, 10 Uhr, R 340

• 12/10/2002: Präsentation des Projekts im Forschungskolloquium für Zeitgeschichte bei Prof. Ulrich Herbert, Historisches Seminar, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, 18-20 Uhr, R 4429.

• "Vietnam in Deutschland: Amerikas Krieg und die Selbstwahrnehmung der Bundesrepublik" in Sektion 5.11 Amerika in Deutschland/ Deutschland in Amerika, 44th Historikertag, Halle, September 10-13, 2002

• “Vietnam und Deutschland: Amerikanischer Krieg und deutsches Selbstverständnis,” Erfurter Beiträge zur Nordamerikanischen Geschichte, Kolloquium “Atlantische Kulturgeschichte, Erfurt, Kleine Synagoge, May 15, 2002
  

Martin Klimke:

• 04/24/2003: “Another Global Superpower? - The 1960s and the history of today’s transnational protest movements,” Culture Jam, Rutgers University
  

• 03/07-08/2003: "'The Other Alliance': Transatlantic Relations of the German Student Movement of the 1960s," Vortrag bei der 3rd Annual Harvard Graduate Conference on International History (ConIH), "The United States from the Outside In, 1776-2000", Cambridge, Massachusetts.

• “Between Berkeley and Berlin, San Francisco and Frankfurt: The Student Movements of the 1960s in Transatlantic Perspective,” Jahrestagung der Historiker der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Amerikastudien (DGFA) in Tutzing, Februar 2002 / Graduate Student Conference, “History of Activism - History as Activism,” Columbia University, New York City, April 5-6, 2002
  

Belinda Davis:

• 11/03: “Gender and Generation in the West German 1960s and 70s: Politics, Biography, and Everyday Life,” Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

• 11/03: “ How ’Fascist’ was West Germany? West German Students and the 'fascism charge', 1964-1974,” Center for Worker Education, City College of New York

• 10/18/03: "Political Imagination and the New Left: Discourse, Demos, and the Transformation of West German Political Culture," Workshop "Atlantic Crossings? Transcultural Relations and Political Protest in Germany and the United States, 1958-1977"

• 10/13/03:"Political Imagination and the New Left: Discourse, Demos, and the Transformation of West German Political Culture," Workshop "Protest 1960s-1980s: Trans- and Intercultural Perspectives," Rutgers University

• 09/18-21/03: “Alltagsgeschichte as an Approach to New Social Movements,” Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the German Studies Association, New Orleans

• "Frieden und Protest: Friedensaktivitäten in der Bundesrepublik der 1970er und 1980er Jahre," Konferenz Pazifismus und Pazifistinnen: Friedensforschung als Geschlechterforschung, Berlin, May 2003

• "Gender, Protest, and Movements," Konferenz Gendering the Mainstream: Rewritings of Modern German History, Toronto, March 2003

• "Terrorism: What's in a Name?", Treffen der American Historical Association, Chicago, January 2003

• "Leather Jackets and BMWs: Gender, Consumption, and Violent Activism in 1970s West Germany," Speakers Series in Women's Studies, New Brunswick, February 2003
  
• "Gender, Protest, and Movements," Konferenz Gendering the Mainstream: Rewritings of Modern German History, Toronto, March 2003

• "Playing with Fire: From Political 'Theater' to 'Terror' in the West German 1960s-1970s," Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA, April 2002 "Political Theater as New Social Movement," Special Panel of the Conference Group in Central European History, Treffen der American Historical Association, San Francisco, January 2002

• "Violence as Vergangenheitspolitik: The Radicalization of Left-Wing Activism in the Late 1960s," Meeting of the German Studies Association, Washington, D.C., September 2001

• "Die Neue Linke, 'Politischer Theater', und die Gewaltfrage," Historisches Seminar, Universität zu Köln, July 2001

• "Berlin - Contested Capital. Popular Unrest vs. State Monopoly of Power," Konferenz"Polizei und Gewalt," Erfurt, Germany, July 2001

• "New Leftists on Violence, Fascism, and the Public Sphere," Konferenz "Coming to Terms with the Past in West Germany: The 1960s," Lincoln, NE, April 2001

• "Handmaid of the Future or Specter of the Past? Violence and Leftist Activism in West Germany 1960-1980," Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis, New Brunswick, NJ, February 2001

• "The Public Sphere and the Function of Terrorism in West Germany," Tulane University, New Orleans, November 2000

• "Different Lefts: The Leftwing split over Violence in Germany, 1965-75," German Studies Association Meeting, Houston, September 2000

• "'Everyday' Protest and the Culture of Conflict in Berlin," Conference on Berlin - Washington, 1800-2000: Capital Cities, Cultural Representation, and National Identities, German Historical Institute, Washington D.C., March 2000
   

Carla MacDougall:

• 10/18/03: "A Lesbian (Trans)Nation? The Shaping of Lesbian-Feminist Identities in 1970s West Germany," Workshop "Atlantic Crossings? Transcultural Relations and Political Protest in Germany and the United States, 1958-1977"

• 10/13/03:"Councils of Women: Transnationality and the Shaping of Feminist Identity in West Germany, 1967-1975," Workshop "Protest 1960s-1980s: Trans- and Intercultural Perspectives," Rutgers University

• 09/20/03:"Angela Davis and the West German Feminist Movement," 27th Annual Conference of the German Studies Association, New Orleans

• “Lesben befreit euch!: Lesbian Feminist Organizing in West Berlin, 1974-1982," Graduate Student Conference, “History of Activism - History as Activism,” Columbia University, New York City, April 5-6, 2002