Conference Materials
This is a page for materials generated during and after the 2018 Annual Meeting in Las Vegas.
If you would like to contribute notes, tweets, blogposts, photos, or other items, email us at [email protected]
- The conference hashtag was #ncph2018. Here it is on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
- Check out our photos from the week on Flickr. (Thank you to all the volunteers who photographed throughout the conference!)
SESSIONS
- S1. Public Histories of Poverty— Twitter thread from Lacey Wilson
- S3. Documenting Resilience: Condolence Collection Projects in the Wake of Violence – media coverage of the session from KNPR and the Las Vegas Sun
- S21. Coalition Building for Shared Political Power — Twitter thread from Lacey Wilson
- S48. Extending the Power of Public History Through the Open Access Digital Publishing — notes taken during the session
- S51. The Public History of the Flint Water Crisis — session tweets compiled by Andrea Burns
- S59. Visual History: History Told Through the Graphic Novel — twitter thread from Lacey Wilson
- S3. Documenting Resilience: Condolence Collection Projects in
the Wake of Violence and S10. Exhibiting Sorrow: Memorial Tributes to Victims and
Community Healing in the Wake of Violence – Session recordings and additional materials from both sessions, compiled by Ashley Maynor
Working Groups
- WG1. Insider/Outsider: Racial Bias and Positionality in Interpretation — recap tweet thread from GVGK Tang and session minutes
- WG2. Negotiating Power Lines: Economic Justice and the Ethics of
Public History — blog post recap by Stella Ress
General
- “Flexibility or Stability?: Reflecting on NCPH 2018” —post meeting recap by Rachel Boyle
- Reflections on the Meeting — Twitter thread from Lacey Wilson
- “NCPH 2018: Where Do We Go From Here?” — reflection on the conference by Nick Sacco
- NCPH 2018 Reflection — reflection on the conference from KnowHistory staff
- “Long Live the idea that historians should be advocates” — reflection on the conference from Hope Shannon
Other Materials
- Breaking Barriers in Public Storytelling — tweets from the public plenary compiled by Adriel Luis
- Response to the Plenary —Twitter response from plenary speaker Adriel Luis