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 [email protected]
- 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