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work-life balance

A neurodivergent approach to public history labor

20 August 2025 – Stephanie Rowe 2

Disability, work-life balance, conference

Editor’s note: This piece builds on an article that appeared in the June 2025 edition of Public History News.

Going into the 2025 NCPH Annual Meeting in Montréal this March, I expected to bear the weight of the experience more deeply than prior years, not just because of our current political moment but because of my own circumstances. Read More

Feminism unfinished: Finding work-life balance as public history parents

09 June 2020 – Andrea Ringer and Brandi Burns

parenting, careers, pandemic, gender, covid-19, public history parents, working group, 2020 annual meeting, feminism, work-life balance

“Public History Parents: Leaning In, Opting Out, and Finding a Work-Life Balance” is a working group created in conjunction with the 2020 National Council on Public History (NCPH) annual meeting. It formed to address the unique needs of parents in the public history field. Read More

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An argument for the basics: advocating for reference projects in this time of erasure
11 December 2025 – Emma Wiley
local history, digital projects, encyclopedia, state history
Author’s disclaimer: This article is based on my own research and opinions and does not reflect the views of any former or current employer. Over the past several months, the public history community has been reminded of the fragility of public-facing work. Read More

work-life balance

A neurodivergent approach to public history labor

Feminism unfinished: Finding work-life balance as public history parents

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