Conference Materials
This is a page for materials generated during and after the 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting.
If you would like to contribute notes, tweets, blogposts, photos, or other items, email us at [email protected]
Sessions
- S4. Public History on YouTube — presenters posted their presentations on YouTube
- Joseph Hall-Patton, “New Media Frontier: The Scholarly Value of YouTube”
- Tristan Johnson, “The Value of YouTube for Opening the Historical Narrative in Public History”
- Matthew Beat, “Public History on YouTube in the Classroom”
- S8. Diasporic Desires: Queer API Storytelling & Community Building — this session received a new name, Gather, Connect, Amplify: QTAPI Testimony & Grassroots Community Building, and was held as a Twitter chat facilitated by GVGK Tang #NCPH2020 #s8
- The chat was translated into a Thread Reader, for anyone who prefers a different format
- S10. The New Gentrification: A Thin Line Between Economic Development and Urban Displacement of Black People — Twitter chat facilitated by Ari Green #NCPH2020 #s10
- S12. Shared Wisdom: NCPH from the Pros — pre-recording available on YouTube and Twitter chat facilitated by Krista McCracken #NCPH2020 #s12
- S21. Documenting Campus Tragedy: An Ongoing Case Study and Discussion — presenters provided their presentation as both a PowerPoint and PDF
- S28. Studying Marginalized Populations: A Girlhood Case Study — YouTube videos available on the GirlMuseum channel
- Tiffany Isselhardt, “Sites of Girlhood”
- Jessie Swigger, “Girls in the Wonder House”
- S31. Our Story, Your Tour: Integrating New Technologies with Public History — presenters provided both a presentation and tour demonstration, and facilitated a Twitter chat #NCPH2020 #s31
- S35. Greetings from Savannah: The Hostess’s City’s Hidden (Public Histories) — PowerPoint presentation provided by Emily Beck
- S36. Interpreting Jewish History in Museums and Public History Settings — Twitter chat facilitated by Charlie Hersh, Emily Esten, Miryam Gordon, and Rebecca Brenner Graham #NCPH2020 #s36
- S37. Making RE:source a Resource for All: Narrating the History of Philanthropy for a General Public at the Rockefeller Archive Center — Twitter chat facilitated by the Rockefeller Archive Center #NCPH2020 #s37
- Presenters invite you to check out their website
- S41. National Visitation Trends at History Organizations — Twitter thread by John Marks
- S42. Facilitating History in the “Flyover State”: Institutional Memory and the Midwest — Google doc summary of presentation
- S43. Barriers to History: Making History and Historical Research Accessible — Twitter chat facilitated by Selena Moon #NCPH2020 #s43
- S44. Public History and Gender Equity: A Long View of the Field — Google doc summary of presentation
- S45. The Historian’s Gaze: Moving Images and Visual Texts in Public Interpretation of Social Justice Issues — presentations available on this website
- S49. Threads of Change: Oral History in Action — Twitter chat facilitated by Western University’s Public History programs #NCPH2020 #s49
- S53. Storytelling Across Generations: Legacy Series, Georgia Journeys, and the Museum of History and Holocaust Education at Kennesaw State University — Twitter chat facilitated by Adina Langer #NCPH2020 #s53
- S55. Making the Private Public: Using Genealogical Research to Inform Museum Work — Twitter chat facilitated by Megan Churchwell #NCPH2020 #s55
- S57. Reimagining Slavery and Public History: Charting New Directions in the Field — Twitter thread from Denise Meringolo #NCPH2020 #s57
- S58. Suffrage at 100: Opportunities and Challenges for 19th Amendment Commemorations — Twitter chat facilitated by Katherine Kitterman #NCPH202 #s58
- S59. Is it Time to Mobilize? — Twitter chat facilitated by Sheila Brennan, David McKenzie, and Daniel Milowski #NCPH2020 #s59
- S62. The 1.5 Generation: A Historical Uncovering and Stories of Latinx Education — PowerPoint presentation provided by Margarita Garcia Rojas and Prezi provided by Alondra Quechol-Ramirez
- S64. Beyond Bricks and Mortar: The Changing Practices and Philosophies of Historic Preservation — PDF of topics discussed
Workshops
- W5. Digital Public History Lab
- Ashley Bowen created a Google Slides presentation for the breakout session Digital Project Management
- W7. From #MeToo to Prevention: Bystander Intervention Training for Public History and Museum Professionals — YouTube video of recorded presentation and numerous Google docs
- W9. Welcoming the Ghost: A Theoretical and Practical Exploration of Hauntings — Google site with summary of information and Twitter chat facilitated by Cathlin Goulding #NCPH2020 #w9
Working Groups
- WG1. Public Historians in Our Climate Emergency — Zoom meeting held and recorded
- WG2. Unsettling the “Nation of Immigrants:” Framing Inclusive Public Histories of Im/migration — pre-conferene blog post
- WG3. Challenging White Public History — post-conference blog post
- WG5. Public History Parents: Leaning In, Opting Out, and Finding Work-Life Balance — post-conference blog post
Tours
- T8. Feeding Atlanta Walking Tour — tour sites and information available via website
- T12. Displaced and Erased: The Black Experience in Decatur Walking Tour — tour sites and information available via website and ArcGIS StoryMap
Special Events
- Opening Plenary // Present at the Creation: A Conversation with Pioneers of the Public History Movement
- A pamphlet from the first public history seminar, held in Santa Barbara, CA, May 19-20, 1978
- “Bank History and Archives” article printed in The Maryland Historian, Spring 1979
- The participant list from the First National Symposium on Public History, held in Montecito, CA, April 27-29, 1979
- Q&A with Dr. Andy Anderson, Executive Vice President and Chief Historian, Wells Fargo & Company; Founder and Director, Wells Fargo Family & Business History Center, San Francisco, CA
- First Time Attendee and Conference Connections Meet-Up — Twitter chat facilitated by Krista McCracken
- Opening Reception — NCPH offered opening remarks on Twitter
- Poster Session — posters available for viewing on Instagram
- Awards Breakfast and Presidential Address — Twitter thread
Other Materials
- New Professional and Student Breakfast — Twitter chat held by the New Professional and Student Committee
- Pop-Up // Doing the Internal Work for the External Work: Interpretive Planning at Ford’s Theater — Twitter chat facilitated by David McKenzie
- NCPH Members Meeting — recording available on YouTube
- Pop-Up // Version Galore: Rocksteady and Reggae from JA to LA — PowerPoint and poster provided by Nina Cole, with an accompanying Spotify playlist
- Pop-Up // What is CampingCon? — Google doc summary of information
General
- “A few thoughts regarding online conferences” — post meeting recap by Megan R. Brett
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