History by design: a public historian in the creative field
25 November 2022 – Laurel Overstreet
Editors' Note: Laurel Overstreet is the recipient of the NCPH 2022 Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA) New Professional Travel Award.Tag Archive
25 November 2022 – Laurel Overstreet
Editors' Note: Laurel Overstreet is the recipient of the NCPH 2022 Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA) New Professional Travel Award.02 July 2020 – Meghan Hillman and Stasia Tanzer
Editors’ Note: This is one of two posts about the National Council on Public History’s finances and plans for programming.
The National Council on Public History (NCPH) is a membership and professional organization, and so we are only as strong as our members; we are only as healthy as the field of public history is. Read More
24 December 2018 – Evan Faulkenbury
Most days, my Introduction to Public History classes go well, but this one was a complete bust. I wanted to introduce my class of 30 undergraduate students to the world of American Civil War reenactment and to discuss its implications for public history. Read More
23 August 2018 – Krista McCracken
NCPH Board Member Posts, digital media, advocacy, methods, digital history, NCPH, conference, professional opportunities
As you may have noticed in Public History News, NCPH is excited to announce that our first ever NCPH Twitter Mini-Con will be taking place October 18-19, 2018. The theme for the conference is (Re)Active Public History, and is rooted in a desire to critically discuss the active ways that public historians engage with the public, the past, and historical scholarship. Read More
04 December 2017 – Meghan Hillman 5
In the last month, our jobs page has garnered nearly 20,000 page views, making it one of the most-visited pages on the NCPH website. We don’t limit access to the page to NCPH members and we don’t charge employers to post jobs, because we think it benefits everyone in the field to connect qualified job-searchers with as many public history job opportunities as possible. Read More
07 February 2016 – editors
From around the field this week: “Heavy heritage” in Istanbul, awards for unsung supporters of archives, window restoration boot camp, and more!
20 January 2016 – editors
From around the field this week: Conference calls for nursing/healthcare history, African-American museums and genealogy, the future of urban preservationism, plus awards for archivists and their advocates.
NOTE: This weekly listing of items of possible interest to practicing public historians will now appear as a regular blog post on History@Work rather than in the “News” sidebar as previously. Read More
13 January 2016 – editors 1
From around the field this week: extended deadline for international award for technology exhibits, a chance to weigh in on women’s history scholarship at the U.S. National Women’s History Museum, and more.
NOTE: This weekly listing of items of possible interest to practicing public historians will now appear as a regular blog post on History@Work rather than in the “News” sidebar as previously. Read More
06 January 2016 – editors
To submit an item for the News Feed, send an email to: news[at]publichistorycommons.org
CFP: “Oral Narratives and the Politics of History Making” International Oral History Conference – Dec. 6-8, 2016, Jerusalem, Israel
DEADLINE: March 15, 2016
EDU: The Association for Documentary Editing (ADE) welcomes applications for the 2016 Institute for the Editing of Historical Documents – July 31-August 4, 2016, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S. Read More
29 December 2015 – editors
To submit an item for the News Feed, send an email to: news[at]publichistorycommons.org
CFP: MuseumsEtc invites submissions for inclusion in “The Museum Blog Book,” a Spring 2016 collection of work from museum blogs
DEADLINE: Jan. 11, 2016
CFP: “The Museum Boom & Beyond: Concepts and Methods in Analyzing Cultures of History in Poland” – April 28-29, 2016
DEADLINE: Jan. Read More