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Wanted: your favorite articles for the classroom

07 March 2017 – Tammy Gaskell

teaching, education, The Public Historian

Public history as a discipline and as a practice is inherently collaborative. It requires that we share knowledge as well as authority. And the editors of The Public Historian would like you to share your knowledge with us and the larger community of public historians. Read More

Another invitation: Teaching public history with TPH

19 January 2017 – Tammy Gaskell 1

education, The Public Historian, teaching

Public history education is exploding, with new graduate and undergraduate programs appearing every year–or so it seems. The National Council on Public History has long supported the professionalization of public history education by developing best practices documents for public history programs and other resources for educators. Read More

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The danger of a single history from an African perspective
18 August 2026 – Ngozi Romanus
preservation, archives, access, Nigeria
The National Archives of Nigeria (NAN) preserves the country’s official records. Yet many histories, particularly those of activism among Nigerians, are absent from its collections. Activist histories were instead collected by the Archives of the Nigerian Left, raising an important question: why were these materials not preserved in the first place? Read More

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Wanted: your favorite articles for the classroom

Another invitation: Teaching public history with TPH

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