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01 March 2021

Welcome Sarah Case as TPH Editor!

Sarah Case, continuing lecturer of history at the University of California, Santa Barbara and current managing editor of The Public Historian (TPH), is taking over for James F. Brooks as the next editor of The Public Historian on March 1, 2021.

24 February 2021

Congratulations 2021 Award Winners!

Please join us in congratulating this year’s award winners for outstanding achievement in a variety of public history formats. We hope you will help us celebrate at the Virtual Awards Celebration on Saturday, March 27, which kicks off at 7:00 pm Eastern on our Twitter, catch up on the thread when you can. Read More

18 February 2021

Spring Open NCPH Committee Meetings

As we transition to a virtual format for the 2021 NCPH Annual Meeting, our standing committees and task forces will be shifting their spring meetings to be held either before or after the conference rather than during. Our hope is that this will allow for deeper engagement with the conference content and avoid Zoom fatigue. Read More

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Our Side of the Tracks: Community Curation of Black History in Acworth, Georgia (Part 1)

The first of two installments in a series exploring the development of the “Our Side of the Tracks” exhibit at Doyal Hill Park in Acworth, Georgia, Part One describes the origins of the project, starting with the partnership between Kennesaw State University’s Department of Museums, Archives and Rare Books and the City of Acworth, Georgia, as well as providing background on developmental changes over the past forty years in Acworth’s historically Black neighborhoods. Read More

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