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28 February 2023 – Meghan Hillman
The Early Bird registration deadline for NCPH 2023 in Atlanta (April 12-15) is Wednesday, March 1 at 11:59 pm your local time. Register now to save $$ on your registration and sign up for available events and tours! https://community.ncph.org/event/NCPH2023 Read More
15 February 2023 – Stasia Tanzer
Please join us in congratulating this year’s award winners for outstanding achievement in a variety of public history formats. We hope you will help us celebrate during the 2023 Annual Meeting at the Awards Breakfast and Keynote Address on Saturday, April 15. Read More
06 February 2023 – Stasia Tanzer
Join NCPH and the National Park Service on Monday, March 6, 2023, at 9:00 pm Eastern time for Rhetoric(s) of Freedom: A Conversation about the Conditions of Black Life in the Age of the American Revolution (Part One).
Our group of public humanities scholars and practitioners will examine this theme with a care for what it means to leverage recent scholarship, while also doing this work within public history spaces. Read More
25 January 2023 – Stasia Tanzer
The NCPH Government Historians Committee invites you to an online discussion with Jason Steinhauer, public historian and author of the Amazon bestseller, History Disrupted: How Social Media and the World Wide Web Have Changed the Past (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022). Read More
17 January 2023 – Stasia Tanzer
NCPH Dine Arounds take place on Thursday, April 13 at 6:00 pm. Volunteers propose a topic to be the focus for a dinner conversation, select a nearby restaurant (see the lists of recommendations in walking distance of the conference hotel here), make dinner reservations, and agree to lead their group to dinner. Read More
14 December 2022 – Meghan Hillman
General registration for NCPH 2023 is now open via https://community.ncph.org/event/NCPH2023, and a preliminary digital Program is available for your perusal at https://ncph.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/2023-Annual-Meeting-Preliminary-Program-web.pdf! We’ll update this Program to its final version in late winter/early spring of 2023. Visit https://ncph.org/conference/2023-annual-meeting/ for conference, travel, and sponsorship/advertising/exhibiting information. Read More
05 December 2022 – Stasia Tanzer
With 2022 coming to an end, allow us to make a case for donating to NCPH. While many institutions and organizations have struggled financially during the pandemic, the staff and Board of NCPH have been incredible stewards of our organization; however, members of our community are struggling and are asking for more support, programs, and services, which our small staff can only offer with your help. Read More
28 November 2022 – Stasia Tanzer
Help us recognize those who put history to work in the world! Nominate yourself or a colleague for the Outstanding Public History Project Award, Robinson Prize for Historical Analysis, Grassroots Public History Award, Excellence in Consulting Award, New Professional Award, Student Project Award, or Graduate Student Travel Award by Thursday, December 1. Read More
08 November 2022 – Meghan Hillman
Members, check your email for your personal ballot. The email will be from SurveyMonkey and was sent this morning, November 8. Please don’t miss your chance to make an impact on our organization by voicing your preferences for NCPH Treasurer, Board of Directors, and Nominating Committee. Read More
02 November 2022 – Stasia Tanzer
On October 21, Christy Coleman gave the keynote address at the joint NCPH-National Park Service-University of Illinois Lincoln Home National Historic Site 50th Anniversary Symposium in Springfield, Illinois. If you missed that event, you can watch Coleman’s recorded talk, “What We Choose to Remember,” on demand at https://go.uis.edu/SpeakerSeriesVOD Read More