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Announcing the National Survey of History Practitioners
Today, the AASLH Public History Research Lab is launching a major new research initiative: the National Survey of History Practitioners. This [...]
Send AASLH Your Grant Cancellation Letters
The White House recently directed the termination of thousands of grants from federal agencies that serve the history field, including the [...]
Introducing the 2025 History Leadership Institute Fellows
AASLH is thrilled to announce that we have selected 25 of our field’s emerging leaders as the 2025 History Leadership Institute [...]
Conference Connections at AASLH2024
By René A. Ballesteros, Latinos in Heritage Conservation My name is René A. Ballesteros, and I recently attended the [...]
New Ideas and Inspiration: A First-Time Attendee at AASLH2024
By Valerie Mendoza, The Other Roads Historical Consulting The last thing I expected to encounter as I prepared for [...]
After the Election
As Americans vote to shape the future of our country, it’s vital to recognize the essential role history organizations [...]
From Hawai’i to Mobile: An Archivist’s Take on the 2024 Annual Conference
By Helen Wong Smith, University of Hawai'i and SAA Past President Despite serving on the AASLH Leadership Nominating Committee [...]
Civic Education and Conversations in Mississippi
By the Federation of State Humanities Councils and John Spann, Mississippi Humanities In September 2021, the National Endowment for Humanities (NEH) awarded $2.8 million [...]
A Scholarship Winner’s Perspective on AASLH2023
By Alyssa Vargas-Lopez, Museum Services Administrator, Pueblo City-County Library District, Pueblo, CO The AASLH "I, Too, Am America" 2023 conference was truly life-changing! I [...]
Charlotte’s “Hidden Gem” Takes on the “Gem State”
By Terri L. White, President and CEO, Charlotte Museum of History, Charlotte, NC I am deeply grateful to have been awarded one of the [...]
Looking Back on the Basics of Archives
By Bethany L. Hawkins, AASLH COO When I started working at AASLH as Program Associate in October 2005, one of my first programs was [...]
2023 AASLH Annual Conference Meet and Eats
AASLH is offering an opportunity to get together with fellow attendees for a meal and conversation during the lunch break from 12:30-1:45 p.m. on [...]
NEH Grant Allows AASLH to Distribute Additional US 250th Field Guides
By Madeleine Rosenberg, AASLH Pomeroy Foundation Semiquincentennial Manager The U.S. 250th anniversary in 2026 is now less than three years away. As we rapidly [...]