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14 June 2018 – Joana Arruda
“What I would like to see in the future is more of an emphasis on cooperation between museums in the international community. In an increasingly connected world, it only serves [to] the benefit of the American public history sector to create bridges with other institutions.” Read More
06 August 2014 – Nicholas Sacco 1
Public historians attending a National Council on Public History (NCPH) Annual Meeting during the organization’s first thirty years of existence (1979-2009) rarely benefited from opportunities to learn about or discuss public history practices beyond the borders of the United States or Canada. Read More
30 July 2014 – Jean-Pierre Morin 1
methods, international, profession, International Federation for Public History, NCPH Board Member Posts
In recent years, there has been a sort of awakening within public history. This awakening has been very noticeable during the annual meeting of the National Council on Public History, especially during the past four years. Where the attendance has traditionally been comprised of American practitioners and scholars (and a fair sprinkling of Canadians), the number of non-North American participants has been steadily growing. Read More
09 January 2013 – Robert Weyeneth 3
sense of place, scholarship, international, profession, NCPH, global, International Federation for Public History, local
Our annual meeting in Ottawa this spring has a program rich with participants from Europe, Asia, and the Pacific. Read More