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Call for Papers: The Public Historian seeks articles on Childhood, Consumerism, and Gender in Public History

26 February 2019 – editors

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Childhood, Consumerism, and Gender in Public History

The Public Historian is publishing a special issue on childhood, consumerism, and gender, inspired in part by the continuing popularity of the American Girl dolls and books. Read More

The conundrum of capitalism and public history: a view from the NCPH Working Group on Economic Justice and the Ethics of Public History (2018)

24 July 2018 – Dan Ott, Rachel Boyle and Stella Ress

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“So, how do we solve the problems of capitalism?” Read More

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Beyond descendant outreach: authentic engagement through increased accessibility in the Kith + Kin project
25 April 2024 – Emily Cadmus
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The past decade has seen big shifts in the interpretation of slavery and enslaved people. Descendant engagement has become a standard of practice at places like Montpelier, the Whitney Plantation, and the University of Virginia. Other institutions, like Duke University and Clemson University, have established archival collections centered on documenting enslaved people. Read More

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