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26 June 2018 – Kimber Heinz
conference, incarceration, advocacy, social justice, community history, NCPH 2018 Awards, memory, sense of place, collaboration, politics, race
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of pieces by recipients of NCPH’s 2018 best in public history awards.
From this year’s annual conference, one thing seems clear: as public historians, we want our work to make a difference. Read More
18 May 2018 – Cathy Stanton
Editor’s note: this is the second in a series of pieces by recipients of NCPH’s 2018 best in public history awards.
On learning that I would be receiving an award for “extraordinary service” to the National Council on Public History, my initial response was to point out that the projects I’ve been involved in have always been group efforts by staff and many other NCPH members. Read More
09 May 2018 – Gregory Samantha Rosenthal 2
methods, NCPH 2018 Awards, sense of place, collaboration, NCPH, The Public Historian, gender/sexuality, oral history
Editor’s note: this is the first in a series of pieces by recipients of NCPH’s 2018 best in public history awards.
On the final morning of a five-day visit to Roanoke, Virginia, my New Yorker friend turned to me and said “Roanoke made me queer again.” Read More