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Prepare for #ncph2017 in Indianapolis!

The 2017 NCPH Annual Meeting will be held April 19-22 in Indianapolis, IN. Pre-registration has closed but you can still join us and register onsite. If you plan to attend, we’ve compiled some important information to help you prepare: Read More

NCPH 2017 registration closing soon

Regular registration for the 2017 Annual Meeting closes on April 5. From Thursday, April 6 to Wednesday, April 19 registration will be closed. Registration will be available onsite at the conference but only a limited number of tour, workshop, and event tickets will be available.  Read More

Upcoming workshops and event on LGBTQ History in Indianapolis

Professionals who work with history and the public in the Indianapolis area are invited to attending professional development workshops and a free public plenary in conjunction with the 2017 NCPH Annual Meeting. We’re opening up registration for several of our conference workshops on Wednesday, April 19 and Saturday, April 22 for those who can’t make it to the conference. Read More

Proposed Cuts to Humanities Funding

On Thursday, March 16, President Trump released a budget blueprint that calls for the elimination of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Department of Education’s International Education Programs, the Institute for Museums and Library Services, and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Read More

NCPH Endorses Values of History Relevance

On March 15, NCPH is joining with more then 100 historical organization around the country to endorse the History Relevance Value Statement and declare the importance of teaching and learning history.

To celebrate, NCPH is urging history fans to post a selfie of them enjoying their favorite historical spot, and use the hashtag #HistoryRelevance. Read More

Sign up for THATCamp at #ncph2017

Attending NCPH 2017? Join other digital explorers and enthusiasts for an afternoon of mini-workshops, conversation, and networking at the intersection of digital technology and public history work. From novices to experts, there’s something for everyone to learn and contribute!

THATCamp NCPH is an informal, inclusive, participatory experience modeled on The Humanities and Technology “unconferences” developed by the Center for History and New Media. Read More

Last Chance to Save on #ncph2017

The early bird deadline for the 2017 NCPH Annual Meeting is March 8. After that prices will increase and some tickets for tours, workshops, and special events may no longer be available. Some, like the Résumé Review, Historic Downtown Indy Bike Tour, and the Indiana Women’s Prison Tour, require advance registration. Read More