Kristine Alexander

About the Author

Kristine Alexander is a historian whose research explores the intersections of girlhood, empire, and internationalism during the interwar period. Her scholarship illuminates how young women navigated shifting cultural and political landscapes in the 1920s and 1930s, offering fresh perspectives on gender, youth, and global connections. Alexander's work draws on extensive archival research to reveal the complex ways in which girls participated in and were shaped by imperial and international movements. She is committed to recovering the voices and experiences of young women often overlooked in traditional historical narratives.