Conference Materials
This is a page for materials generated during and after the 2019 Annual Meeting in Hartford, CT.
If you would like to contribute notes, tweets, blogposts, photos, or other items, email us at ncph@iu.edu
- The conference hashtag was #ncph2019. 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
- S29. Complicating the Narrative: Stories from the Front — Stacy Mann offered these valuable resources for framing and engaging in racial equity Repair Work:
- Museums & Race (for networking/support): https://museumsandrace.org/
- Empathetic Museum Maturity Model (for strategy): http://empatheticmuseum.weebly.com/maturity-model.html
- MASS Action Toolkit (for assessment): https://www.museumaction.org/resources
- Museum Hue (for hiring/networking): https://www.museumhue.com/about-hue
- S52. Reparative Public History and its Limits: Exploring Reconciliatory Narratives, Restorative Justice, and Grassroots Reparations — Jason Higgins recorded his presentation of Reparative Justice: Veteran Treatment Courts and the Incarcerated Veterans Oral History Project
Workshops
- W2. Seeking to Mend: Digital Documentation and Mass Gun Violence Hackathon — the resulting website can be found at http://aftertheshots.org/
- W7. Digital Public History Lab
- Megan Smeznik created a Google Drive folder for the breakout session The Pedagogy of Digital Public History and read her post meeting recap of the session
WORKING GROUPS
- Pre-conference blog post about WG6. Building the Inclusive Historian’s Handbook on History@Work
- Find links to all off the pre-conference case statements on the Working Group Page of the conference site
- WG5. Early Career Public History Academics: Questions, Issues, Resources — Tweet thread reflection by Lindsey Passenger Wieck
GENERAL
- “Reflections on #NCPH2019” —post meeting recap by Rachel Boyle
- “Sage By the Side, Repair Work, and #MeToo: Some Reflections on attending NCPH 2019” — post meeting recap by Nick Sacco
OTHER MATERIALS
- Know History asked public historians at the meeting about their work and views on history — see their videos on Facebook here and here