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23 September 2020

Survey on Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination

NCPH and the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH) have launched a survey to gather data about the extent and nature of sexual harassment and gender discrimination in public history. We hope this survey will produce much-needed public history-specific data so we can enact meaningful change. Read More

02 September 2020

Announcing Six Upcoming Virtual Programs

This summer we put out a Request for Proposals for virtual projects and programming. We received nearly forty excellent proposals, making the selection process difficult, but we’re excited to announce six projects we are proud to help fund and realize in the last few months of 2020. Read More

25 August 2020

Teaching Public History Online Resources

The Teaching Public History Online Working Group has been working hard all summer to provide resources that you can use while planning for virtual teaching this fall. The material they have both created and compiled is accessible at https://iu.box.com/s/w8dve9es3mc0sq8xapdae4u4f5mh6of6. We will also maintain a page on this website for any future resources from the working group at https://ncph.org/conference/other-programs/teaching-public-history-online-working-group/

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“Pandemic, Protest, and Pedagogy: The Challenges and Opportunities for Public History and the Humanities at HBCUs,” 2 free workshops featuring ten public history and humanities faculty members at HBCUs discussing effective pedagogies in the online and/or hybrid HBCU classroom.

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Check out the article I co-wrote with the amazing @Gaia_and_Clio for @ncph on the work @covid19archive1 has completed on identifying and filling archival silences! I .am so proud of how this turned out and for the opportunity to write about a topic I am so passionate about. https://twitter.com/ncph/status/1311290590739550208

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American Association for State and Local History @AASLH·

@ncph and @AASLH have launched a survey about sexual harassment and gender discrimination in #publichistory. Read about the background and goals of the survey on our blog at https://ncph.org/history-at-work/survey-on-sexual-harassment-and-gender-discrimination-in-public-history/.

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Perspectives on a Changing Field: Part II

29 September 2020 – Daniel Vivian

Editors’ Note: This is the fourth of five posts summarizing the findings of the Joint Task Force on Public History Education and Employment, an initiative launched in 2014 to study trends in public history education and employment.

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